Temple, school and madrasa shelter flood victims in Kodagu
During the 2018 Kodagu floods, a temple, a school and a madrasa housed about 1,000 people regardless of faith.
During the 2018 Kodagu floods, a temple, a school and a madrasa housed about 1,000 people regardless of faith.
Priest Yugal Kishor opened the Ayodhya temple to people of all faiths to break the Ramzan fast together.
Led by Haji Yasin Qureshi, the group paid fines and bail that poor families of the inmates could not afford.
Muslim residents of a Morena village helped their Hindu neighbours build the Sri Ram Janki Temple with land and money.
Sixty-five Hindu prisoners fasted alongside 1,150 Muslim inmates on the first day of Ramzan in 2016.
Father Shibu Kuttiparichel of Wayanad gave a kidney to Kairunnissa after her own mother turned out not to be a match.
Maulana Khalid Rasheed Firangi Mahli and Maulana Kalbe Jawwad moved prayer times so worshippers and Holi revellers would not clash.
In Moom village, Brahmin families donated land and Sikh residents paid for a mosque for local Muslims.
A young Muslim carpenter from Aishbagh went down a deep well to rescue a cow and was felicitated by officials.
Sheikh Salim Niyariya heads the Handi Chowk Durga Committee, where Muslims and Hindus organise the festival together.
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