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Kerala Christian priest bids Hindu farewell to house help

Vedic chants echoed in the house of a Christian priest in Kerala’s Ernakulam district on Monday. Ritualistic lamps were lit, a Hindu priest read out mantras, and the courtyard was packed with people — both neighbours as well as visitors who had come from far-off places to pay their respects.

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u/Funny-Fifties — 2 months ago

Temples elephants entering masjid, masjid committee welcoming Hindu procession - Educational for non-malayalees

End of the day, despite all the ustads and koyas and RSS, Kerala is still the place where this happens.

And unless people (on all sides) create divisions, Kerala will be chill about a lot of things.

This place, Erumeli, was once mentioned in Parliament during Vajpayee days. BJP members made a huge hungama to shout out the speaker, as they could not even hear the idea that Muslims and Hindus can co-operate.

Posting this here so non Kerala visitors to this sub can learn some things. It is possible for a masjid and temple to sit next to each other. It is possible to conduct religious festivals co-operatively. It is possible not to abuse while passing by a masjid or church or temple.

Learn some good shit.

u/Funny-Fifties — 2 months ago

അതെ അതെ കട്ടത് നസ്രാണികൾ അല്ലെങ്കിൽ മുസ്ലിം ആണെന്ന് തോന്നും

anti national aarappa?

u/Funny-Fifties — 3 months ago