India's Pluralism: Acceptance of Multiple Beliefs Challenged

Imagine India as a big school where people from different backgrounds and beliefs learn together.

Some people are worried that certain groups are trying to force others to change their religion.

However, many in India have always lived side-by-side, celebrating each other's festivals and sharing traditions.

A police officer's experience shows it’s possible to follow different teachings without giving up your identity.

India's rules say everyone should be free to believe what they want, but recent events are making some wonder if this is changing and if accepting many beliefs is becoming a problem.

Even in the economy, everyone participates in various festivals, but some are trying to prevent non-Hindus from attending Garba events.