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Religion tends to lose its grip as a country develops. My grandfather, who is now 75, spent around 40–45 years working in Singapore. He often heard stories about how the country was once plagued by cultural and religious conflicts on a daily basis. B

😅 what's your take on this development in Saudi Arabia and seriously now they are changing rules of religion but no muslims riots , protest , killing and this is because of education level but in india it's considered as attack on their religious ri

To effectively counter religious or political extremism, governments must focus on solutions that neutralize threats without creating new extremist groups or harming the economy and people. The key is to address the root causes—such as poverty, inequ

Listen, you are getting brainwashed by politicians and religious leaders. Have you ever seen any wealthy person being deeply religious and fighting for it? Big No. Because they know better. 1. Wealth Replaces Dependency on Faith – Religion often thr

Over the past few years, I have been diligently working on a comprehensive scheme aimed at addressing some of the most pressing challenges faced by the people of India, including unemployment, education, healthcare, and other socio-economic issues. T