Archive · 11 Nov 2025
Nizam's Descendant Calls for Unity and Secular Values in Hyderabad
A descendant of a famous royal family in Hyderabad named Raunaq Yar Khan spoke at a special meeting.
He told everyone that people of all religions should be friends and trust each other again.
He said that when people share celebrations, like holidays, with kindness and real friendship, it makes communities stronger.
He also mentioned that Hyderabad has a long history of respecting everyone, and it's important to keep that kindness alive.
The meeting was about making society better, encouraging people to be fair, and helping different religions get along.
The group that organized the meeting wants to help people talk, learn from each other, and be more inclusive.
Raunaq Yar Khan, a descendant of the Asaf Jah family, advocated for interfaith harmony and rebuilding trust.
He emphasized that India's strength lies in its people living together, not just coexisting.
Khan highlighted the Asaf Jahi dynasty's legacy of service, compassion, and dignity for all communities.
The conference, organized by the Jaibharat Muslim Revolutionary Forum (JMRF), focused on secular values and social reform.
The JMRF aims to foster dialogue, community reform, and mutual understanding within a framework of harmony.
- Who
- Raunaq Yar Khan, a descendant of the Asaf Jah family, speaking at a conference organized by the Jaibharat Muslim Revolutionary Forum (JMRF)
- What
- Urged people of all faiths to rebuild trust, strengthen bonds of shared humanity, and protect India's spirit of living together, highlighting Hyderabad's pluralistic legacy and the Asaf Jahi dynasty's heritage of compassion and dignity.
- When
- During the valedictory session of a three-day conference
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- To promote secular values, social reform, and interfaith unity, fostering constructive dialogue and mutual understanding.
- Speaker
- Raunaq Yar Khan (Asaf Jah family descendant)
- Event
- Jaibharat Muslim Revolutionary Forum (JMRF) – Ittehad conference
- Focus
- Promoting secular values, social reform, interfaith unity
- Organizing Body
- Jaibharat (independent, non-political movement)
- Date of Inaugural Session
- September 28