Minorities Foundation

  Minority communities denounce attempts by Western media and agencies to malign India’s image   Minorities in India enjoy more freedom and development than minorities living in neighboring countries, say IMF delegates Western media should stop targeting India; should rather concentrate on increasing hate crime incidents in their own countries, say minority community leaders False propaganda against India on the issue of minorities being fueled by biased Western media Minorities in India are progressing under the leadership of PM Modi, say minority community leaders India is the safest country for minorities, western agencies have hidden and biased agenda against our nation, says minority community leaders We along with PM Modi will contribute to India’s development, say IMF delegates during visit to Dargah Sharif in Ajmer   An interfaith delegation of the Indian Minorities Foundation (IMF) censured the attempts to misrepresent the facts and the bias shown by the Wester

The Indian Minorities Foundation (IMF) celebrated Buddha Purnima, also known as Buddha Jayanti, on May 5 and held prayers for world peace at Ashoka Buddha Vihar in Khuda Ali Sher, Chandigarh, with great reverence, devotion, and respect to lord Gautam Buddha, the founder of Buddhism.  Buddha Purnima or Buddha Jayanti was celebrated on May 5 to commemorate the 2585th birth anniversary of Lord Buddha, also known as Mahatma Buddha.  It is one of the most auspicious festivals of the Buddhist community celebrated worldwide. The members of IMF led by its convenor Satnam Singh Sandhu celebrated the festival with great enthusiasm and devotion and recalled the teachings of Gautam Buddha.  Lama Yeshe Rabgye, a Western Monk in the Kagyu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism was also present on the occasion. The attendees also included Ronil Barua, Chairman of the Buddhist Association of Chandigarh; Samiran Barua - Vice Chairman, of the Buddhist Association of Chandigarh; Ashok Barua - President, of the Bu