Muslims Set Up Food, Water Stalls for Immersion Volunteers
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Muslim volunteers organized food and water stalls for participants in the Ganesha immersion procession in Hyderabad to foster communal harmony.
Deccan ChronicleThe brief
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- Muslim volunteers distributed food and water to participants of the Ganesha idol immersion procession in Hyderabad's Old City on Friday.
- Organizers established the initiative to promote communal harmony and goodwill between Muslims and Hindus.
- The distribution effort remained active along the Charminar route until the final idol passed through the area.
- This annual tradition aims to preserve the local cultural ethos of Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb.
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- The upcoming silver jubilee of the food distribution initiative next year.
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Mohammed Ghouse
former GHMC corporator
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“I wanted to set an example by distributing food to people during the festival. This initiative will be continued every year”
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…who has been distributing food and water during the festival for more than two decades. Speaking to Deccan Chronicle, Ghouse said he began the initiative in 2002 after witnessing communal violence during the 1990s. “ I wanted to set an example by distributing food to people during the festival. This initiative will be continued every year ,” he said. Ghouse said Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb was an important part of the Deccan’s social and cultural life and that the initiative would mark its silver jubilee next year. Md Haji Mastan, who was distributing food,…
Md Haji Mastan
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“I will continue to take part in the initiative every year as it makes me happy”
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…life and that the initiative would mark its silver jubilee next year. Md Haji Mastan, who was distributing food, said the initiative was aimed at promoting communal harmony and brotherhood among Muslims and Hindus. “ I will continue to take part in the initiative every year as it makes me happy ,” he said. Laxman Rao, who visited Charminar with his children, said they had come to experience the celebrations in the Old City. “We started from home after having lunch. But, we were hungry. People distributing food…
Laxman Rao
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“We started from home after having lunch. But, we were hungry. People distributing food at such a time has been really helpful”
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…“I will continue to take part in the initiative every year as it makes me happy,” he said. Laxman Rao, who visited Charminar with his children, said they had come to experience the celebrations in the Old City. “ We started from home after having lunch. But, we were hungry. People distributing food at such a time has been really helpful ,” he said.…
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