New Delhi
If you think that social media only spreads hate, you are wrong. Maybe we react strongly to the hate-filled messages and start believing them as the only truth.
However, if you look for love on social media and try to find communal harmony, you will come across posts like the ones we are showing and hearing today.
Listen to the first post
This post is an example of friendship between a Hindu and a Muslim. In this, a Muslim youth proudly tells that a procession went ahead due to his Taraweeh prayers, but his Hindu friends stopped.
Listen and see. Not everything is bad yet. We have also changed our preferences, so good posts are getting away from us.
Second post
This is also giving a message of love. In it, a Muslim youth is telling how his Hindu friend is making arrangements for him for Sehri. He is saying how lovely these Hindu friends are. He woke me up for Sehri and is now making arrangements for food. I had done this for him during Navratri for his fasting; now he is doing this.
Third post
In this post, a Muslim youth introduces himself to his Hindu friends and shows that he has come to offer prayers in the car of these Hindu friends while they are waiting for him outside the mosque. This is brotherhood.
Look at the smiles of these friends and listen to the message.
Fourth post
In this video, listen to a Hindu youth's experiences and impressions about his Muslim friends.
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