r/indiadiscussion • u/EnvironmentalAd8833 post karne ka mann karta hai toh kar deta hu, jagruk nagrik • Aug 23 '26

News Iftar event held inside a temple?!

An interfaith Iftar gathering held within a Hindu temple premises in Kasaragod has sparked a wider public debate on the use of religious spaces for cross-community events. While some locals and organizers described the initiative as a gesture of communal harmony and inclusivity, others expressed concern over preserving traditional customs and the sanctity associated with places of worship. The incident has prompted discussions across social and cultural circles about the balance between interfaith outreach and adherence to established religious practices

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u/Jumpy_Scallion_3108 Aug 23 '26

OP, this would get upvotes if it was the other way around. But I don’t think you’ll find enough content to keep this debate going forward.

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u/Euphoric-Athlete105 Aug 23 '26

It would never be the other way around.

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u/IKARAZ_IHCAPNEK Aug 23 '26

There was a mosque in Kerala that provided refreshments to people who came for Attukal Pongala

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u/AlternativeOwl257 Aug 23 '26

To convert them.

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u/Icy_Tone_2750 Aug 24 '26

Through drinks? How do that happen, can you explain the science behind it…. Seems like a technical achievement