Tolerance

Constitutional duty to protect culture of tolerance: Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi

Naqvi said the poor and weaker sections of society have the first right to resources of the country and the Narendra Modi government is committed to the progress of every section of the society.

Hamid Ansari says nationalism promotes 'arrogant patriotism,' urges tolerance

Tolerance has to become an essential national virtue to promote harmony transcending sectional diversities, Vice-President M Hamid Ansari said

Narendra Modi releases book of Pranab Mukherjee's selected speeches, thanks outgoing president for guidance

Outgoing president Pranab Mukherjee's farewell ceremony was held on Sunday and was attended by all MPs.

Pranab Mukherjee emphasises need for pluralism, tolerance, education in last address to nation as President

Stressing the need for "pluralism and tolerance" Pranab Mukherjee said the capacity for compassion and empathy was the "true foundation" of the country's civilisation.

Muslims’ self-imposition of the beef ban could be an endeavor to restore the religious syncretism in India

The diwan of Ajmer shrine is also reported to have taken a pledge that he and his family ‘would never have beef for the rest of their lives’. This pledge is avowedly aimed at an ‘effort to stop communal disharmony’ in the country.

2013: The Year Of Zero Tolerance

The Social Revolution that has taken the country by storm can make way into the enterprise also. What is the CIO's role here?

True nationalism: Ten ways in which you can show your love for India

It is time to remind ourselves what true nationalism actually means. This is how you can show your love for your country.

Manohar Parrikar's comments on Aamir Khan show how hate vitiated business mood

Businesses and, in turn, economy can thrive only in an environment of tolerance. It is high time the Modi government understood this

You don't tolerate Indian diversity, you accept it: Smriti Irani-TSR Subramanian spat is far from over

Former cabinet secretary TSR Subramanian and Union HRD minister Smriti Irani and their war of words, over making the draft on National Education Policy public, is far from over.

Victims of colour bias and misguided perceptions, Africans find little acceptance in Delhi

India is once again at the centre of racism debate. But it's a role reversal — this time as the alleged perpetrator and not the victim. In the capital city, dark skin breeds prejudices and laughable perceptions.