<p>The new highlight of the Eras tour is Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's adoring moments. After meeting in Sydney, Taylor and Travis reunited again, this time in Singapore.<br />
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The Kansas City Chiefs attended the fifth night of Swift's Eras Tour at Singapore National Stadium. And, like the previous time, Taylor didn't forget to give a shout-out to her love in front of the thousands of concertgoers at the stadium.&nbsp;<br />
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Making Kelce's visit count, Taylor again altered her ''Karma'' lyrics. Editing her 2022 track ''Karma'', Swift sang, “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me."</p>

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<p>This is not the first time the pop star has edited her Karma lyrics for Travis.&nbsp;</p>

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The aww-worthy video and photos of Travis and Taylor have already taken the internet by storm. Another clip that has been widely shared on social media is of the couple's sweet moment backstage.</p>

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<p>In the video captured by a fan, the NFL star can be seen waiting for Taylor backstage after the gig ended. He can be seen hooting for Taylor before&nbsp;she arrives and both share&nbsp;a warm hug.<br />
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Looking at their adoring moments, Netizens couldn't help but comment on the viral videos and photos of the star couple.&nbsp;<br />
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One user wrote, ''Love how they support each other. He is so blown&nbsp;away by her people/fans, he looks so amazed.''<br />
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Another user wrote, ''Awwww! All she deserves! So so happy for Tay!''<br />
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As mentioned earlier, this is not the first time Taylor has edited her 2022 song, ''Karma'' from her album&nbsp;<em>Midnights.</em> In February, during her Sydney concert and last year in Buenos Aires, Swift sang “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me” replacing the original lyric, “Karma is the guy on the screen coming straight home to me.”&nbsp;<br />
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Continuing to create magic with her mashups, Swift mixed "Sparks Fly" from <em>Speak Now </em>with "Gold Rush" from <em>Evermore&nbsp;</em>on Friday night. And, ''False God" from <em>Lover</em>&nbsp;with ''Slut!" from<em> 1989</em> (Taylor's Version).<br />
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A few days ago, a report revealed that Taylor had reportedly written two songs about her love story with Travis. As per US Weekly, the source told the outlet, “They have to do with their love story and falling in love with him.” However, there is no official confirmation of this.</p>


The new highlight of the Eras tour is Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's adoring moments. After meeting in Sydney, Taylor and Travis reunited again, this time in Singapore.

The new highlight of the Eras tour is Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's adoring moments. After meeting in Sydney, Taylor and Travis reunited again, this time in Singapore. The Kansas City Chiefs attended the fifth night of Swift's Eras Tour at Singapore National Stadium. And, like the previous time, Taylor didn't forget to give a shout-out to her love in front of the thousands of concertgoers at the stadium. Making Kelce's visit count, Taylor again altered her ''Karma'' lyrics. Editing her 2022 track ''Karma'', Swift sang, “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me." Natalie Portman has divorced her husband Benjamin Millepied: Reports KARMA IS THE GUY ON THE CHIEFS!!!! #SingaporeTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/HZ3XytdnOi — The Eras Tour Singapore (@TSTheErasTourSG) March 8, 2024 × This is not the first time the pop star has edited her Karma lyrics for Travis. Kate Hudson and Chlöe to perform at 2024 GLAAD Media Awards The aww-worthy video and photos of Travis and Taylor have already taken the internet by storm. Another clip that has been widely shared on social media is of the couple's sweet moment backstage. SCREAMING pic.twitter.com/ysEZkNeEXU — Tayvis Nation 🏈🫶🏻 (@tayvisnation) March 8, 2024 × In the video captured by a fan, the NFL star can be seen waiting for Taylor backstage after the gig ended. He can be seen hooting for Taylor before she arrives and both share a warm hug. Looking at their adoring moments, Netizens couldn't help but comment on the viral videos and photos of the star couple. One user wrote, ''Love how they support each other. He is so blown away by her people/fans, he looks so amazed.'' Another user wrote, ''Awwww! All she deserves! So so happy for Tay!'' As mentioned earlier, this is not the first time Taylor has edited her 2022 song, ''Karma'' from her album Midnights. In February, during her Sydney concert and last year in Buenos Aires, Swift sang “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me” replacing the original lyric, “Karma is the guy on the screen coming straight home to me.” Continuing to create magic with her mashups, Swift mixed "Sparks Fly" from Speak Now with "Gold Rush" from Evermore on Friday night. And, ''False God" from Lover with ''Slut!" from 1989 (Taylor's Version). A few days ago, a report revealed that Taylor had reportedly written two songs about her love story with Travis. As per US Weekly, the source told the outlet, “They have to do with their love story and falling in love with him.” However, there is no official confirmation of this.

Taylor Swift alters Karma lyrics again for Travis Kelce during her Singapore Eras Tour gig

After the final game of the Super Bowl, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reunited again, this time in the picturesque land of Australia. The three-time Super Bowl champion Kelce joined his love Taylor in Sydney, where the "Lover" singer is currently on her four-day long gig as per her Eras Tour.

After the final game of the Super Bowl, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reunited again, this time in the picturesque land of Australia. The three-time Super Bowl champion Kelce joined his love Taylor in Sydney, where the "Lover" singer is currently on her four-day long gig as per her Eras Tour. On Friday, Taylor performed her first show in Sydney after the show was delayed due to bad weather conditions. However, the concert kicked off hours later than scheduled, and last night, a very special guest, Kelce, was part of the thousands of concertgoers who were gathered at Sydney's Accor Stadium. Taylor Swift hugs 9-year-old fan battling cancer at Sydney Eras Tour concert: Viral video And to make Kelce's visit special, Taylor gave a lovely shout-out to her beau, who was watching her performance from a VIP stand. Hahah he was mentally prepared this time but also THEY ARE SO TALL 😂 pic.twitter.com/Ei7MeC1GEm — 𝒦𝓇𝒾𝓈𝓉𝑒𝓃⸆⸉ 🤍 (@perfectlyfine89) February 23, 2024 × The ''Anti-Hero'' singer made the entire crowd shout as she went on to change her ''Karma'' lyrics, and this time it was dedicated to the Chiefs player. While singing her 2022 song “Karma,” Swift sang, “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs.” The crowd shouted out loud as Kelce, standing with his friend Ross Travis, was seen reacting to it with a shy smile and smooth steps. Videos of Kelce's exchanging bracelets with the crowd, and jamming with concertgoers have gone viral on social media. For the unversed, this is not the first time Taylor has altered the ''Karma'' lyrics for Kelce. Last year, during her performance in Buenos Aires, Swift sang “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me” replacing the original lyric, “Karma is the guy on the screen coming straight home to me.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ultimate Bravo Trip (@ultimatebravotrip) × After her rocking performance, Swift was spotted passionately kissing Travis, who was waiting for the singer at backstage. View this post on Instagram A post shared by livelylyrics (@livelylyrics_) × Barbie director Greta Gerwig reflects on Oscar snub for Margot Robbie: I wanted it for her View this post on Instagram A post shared by Susannah (@susannahlowke) × A day before Sydney's performance, Taylor was spotted strolling with Kelce. The two were spotted spending time at Sydney Zoo. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Taylor and Travis (@tayvisworld_) ×

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<p>A recent poll has revealed that a third of Americans now don’t prefer to associate themselves with any religion.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, the number of people identifying themselves as only Christian has also significantly dropped,&nbsp;in comparison to previous such polls.</p>

<p>The poll was conducted by Associated Press-NORC between May 11 and 15.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The poll found that 30 per cent of Americans said they were agnostic, atheist or “nothing in particular,” and have no religious affiliation. This was 8 per cent higher than observed in a 2021 poll which pegged the figure at 22 per cent.</p>

<h2><strong>Confidence in organised religion on the decline</strong></h2>

<p>According to the data, the percentage of Americans identifying as "Just Christian" decreased from 21 per cent in October 2021 to 18 per cent in May 2023. Similarly, the number of Americans identifying as Protestant declined from 26 per cent to 25 per cent during the same period.</p>

<p>The May 2023 AP-NORC poll also revealed a rise in the percentage of Americans who have "hardly any confidence at all" in individuals leading organised religion, increasing from 37 per cent in 2020 to 44 per cent in 2023. These figures are even higher than those recorded in 2017 (32 per cent) and 2016 (24 per cent).</p>

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<p>Other findings from the survey include 55 per cent of respondents stating they do not consider themselves religious due to their dislike of organised religion.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Majority believe in karma</strong></h2>

<p>Moreover, a significant 63 per cent expressed belief in karma, the concept that one's actions have consequences in this life or the next.</p>

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<p>Furthermore, a majority of respondents believed in hell (58 per cent) and the devil (56 per cent). Additionally, 33 per cent of participants did not identify as religious because they do not believe in God, while 55 per cent cited their disagreement with the political or social stances of religious faiths as the reason for not considering themselves religious.</p>

<p>The May 2023 poll collected responses from 1,680 adults representing all 50 US states and the District of Columbia, with a margin of sampling error of 3.4 percentage points.&nbsp;</p>

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A recent poll has revealed that a third of Americans now don’t prefer to associate themselves with any religion. Meanwhile, the number of people identifying themselves as only Christian has also significantly dropped, in comparison to previous such polls.

A recent poll has revealed that a third of Americans now don’t prefer to associate themselves with any religion. Meanwhile, the number of people identifying themselves as only Christian has also significantly dropped, in comparison to previous such polls. The poll was conducted by Associated Press-NORC between May 11 and 15. The poll found that 30 per cent of Americans said they were agnostic, atheist or “nothing in particular,” and have no religious affiliation. This was 8 per cent higher than observed in a 2021 poll which pegged the figure at 22 per cent. Confidence in organised religion on the decline According to the data, the percentage of Americans identifying as "Just Christian" decreased from 21 per cent in October 2021 to 18 per cent in May 2023. Similarly, the number of Americans identifying as Protestant declined from 26 per cent to 25 per cent during the same period. The May 2023 AP-NORC poll also revealed a rise in the percentage of Americans who have "hardly any confidence at all" in individuals leading organised religion, increasing from 37 per cent in 2020 to 44 per cent in 2023. These figures are even higher than those recorded in 2017 (32 per cent) and 2016 (24 per cent). Watch: Gravitas: Should AI interfere with religion × Other findings from the survey include 55 per cent of respondents stating they do not consider themselves religious due to their dislike of organised religion. Majority believe in karma Moreover, a significant 63 per cent expressed belief in karma, the concept that one's actions have consequences in this life or the next. Also read: ‘US-India relations may get worse’ over Canada, US envoy to India warned State Department: Report Furthermore, a majority of respondents believed in hell (58 per cent) and the devil (56 per cent). Additionally, 33 per cent of participants did not identify as religious because they do not believe in God, while 55 per cent cited their disagreement with the political or social stances of religious faiths as the reason for not considering themselves religious. The May 2023 poll collected responses from 1,680 adults representing all 50 US states and the District of Columbia, with a margin of sampling error of 3.4 percentage points. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

Most Americans believe in karma, hell and devil; organised religion finds few takers: Poll

Taylor Swift's music video for Karma delighted fans with numerous easter eggs. Which further prompted dedicated Swifties to analyze every detail. Recently, a new detail has surfaced regarding one of Taylor's looks in the music video.

Taylor Swift flaunts Rs 8K bangles from an Indian brand in her music video 'Karma'

<p>Taylor Swift, one of the biggest names in the music industry, recently unveiled her latest music video, "Karma," as an addition to her newly-released album&nbsp;“Midnights.” Her dedicated fanbase, the Swifters, who meticulously scrutinise every aspect of her artistic creations, wasted no time in spotting an intriguing detail in the video. It was Taylor Swift's deliberate selection of exquisite glossy bangles, sourced from renowned Indian jewellery brand, Misho, that caught their discerning eyes.</p>

<p>The clip features the singer standing inside several light bulbs, holding up their filament while she croons the lyrics, "Ask me what I learned from all those years..." During the scene in question, Taylor Swift can be seen donning a metallic golden skirt set, paired with a stack of bangles by the label&nbsp;Misho.</p>

<p>Going by the Misho website, the 'pala bangles' plated in 22k gold is available&nbsp;in a pair of either three or five. Can you guess the cost of these bangles? They are worth Rs 8,755 only.</p>

<p>Misho also took to their Instagram handle and shared key details regarding the piece which has been creating a lot of hype among fashionistas. Sharing pictures of the bangles, they captioned the post, "Taylor Swift Golden in MISHO. Taylor Swift stacked up in MISHO's Pala Bangles for her new tune Karma."</p>

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<p>In response to the post, a curious user asked if “this is an easter egg for The Era's Tour in India?”</p>

<p>Another user eagerly chimed in, urging Taylor Swift to visit India, saying, "Now ask her to come to India."</p>

<p>Expressing overwhelming excitement, another fan exclaimed, "Screaming, crying, and begging Blondie to come to India."</p>

<p>In the meantime, an Instagram user shared, "I'm living for the hope of it all that Taylor comes to India for The Eras Tour."</p>

<p>For the unversed, Taylor Swift had previously adorned Misho's Juicy Sunday Hoops in her music video for Anti-Hero.</p>

<p>It's not just Taylor Swift who appreciates Misho's jewellery — actresses Priyanka Chopra and Deepika Padukone have also been spotted wearing pieces from the brand. Additionally, notable Hollywood celebrities like Beyonce, the Kardashians, and Lady Gaga have flaunted their love for Misho's jewellery as well.</p>


Taylor Swift, one of the biggest names in the music industry, recently unveiled her latest music video, "Karma," as an addition to her newly-released album “Midnights.

Taylor Swift, one of the biggest names in the music industry, recently unveiled her latest music video, "Karma," as an addition to her newly-released album “Midnights.” Her dedicated fanbase, the Swifters, who meticulously scrutinise every aspect of her artistic creations, wasted no time in spotting an intriguing detail in the video. It was Taylor Swift's deliberate selection of exquisite glossy bangles, sourced from renowned Indian jewellery brand, Misho, that caught their discerning eyes. The clip features the singer standing inside several light bulbs, holding up their filament while she croons the lyrics, "Ask me what I learned from all those years..." During the scene in question, Taylor Swift can be seen donning a metallic golden skirt set, paired with a stack of bangles by the label Misho. Going by the Misho website, the 'pala bangles' plated in 22k gold is available in a pair of either three or five. Can you guess the cost of these bangles? They are worth Rs 8,755 only. Misho also took to their Instagram handle and shared key details regarding the piece which has been creating a lot of hype among fashionistas. Sharing pictures of the bangles, they captioned the post, "Taylor Swift Golden in MISHO. Taylor Swift stacked up in MISHO's Pala Bangles for her new tune Karma." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Suhani Parekh (@misho_designs) × In response to the post, a curious user asked if “this is an easter egg for The Era's Tour in India?” Another user eagerly chimed in, urging Taylor Swift to visit India, saying, "Now ask her to come to India." Expressing overwhelming excitement, another fan exclaimed, "Screaming, crying, and begging Blondie to come to India." In the meantime, an Instagram user shared, "I'm living for the hope of it all that Taylor comes to India for The Eras Tour." For the unversed, Taylor Swift had previously adorned Misho's Juicy Sunday Hoops in her music video for Anti-Hero. It's not just Taylor Swift who appreciates Misho's jewellery — actresses Priyanka Chopra and Deepika Padukone have also been spotted wearing pieces from the brand. Additionally, notable Hollywood celebrities like Beyonce, the Kardashians, and Lady Gaga have flaunted their love for Misho's jewellery as well.

Taylor Swift wears bangles from Indian brand in her music video ‘Karma’ — deets inside

<p>An introverted rapper Karma found solace in music, so, he started writing rap songs. From humble beginnings to now being a well-known rapper in Mumbai's booming rap-and-hip-hop scene, the young musician has come a long way.</p>

<p><br />
In this exclusive interview with WION, Karma talks about life struggles inspiring art, his rapport with Raftaar and talks about the 'superpowers' he has. Excerpts:&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
<strong>WION: Tell us about your music journey and what influenced your choice to become a rapper.</strong></p>

<p><br />
Music journey has been great. I started writing songs in 2011, used to upload videos on YouTube and now , its my fourth year of being a signed artist and thankfully things are good. I used to be a very introvert guy, and I found that music was my medium to express my thoughts out. Hip-hop is a very expressive art form and music gave me the superpowers to convey my message as it is out to the people.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
<strong>WION: Tell us about your latest album 'M. Y. P'-Made you proud' and its key inspirations.</strong></p>

<p><br />
'M.Y.P - MADE YOU PROUD', is my debut album, and a very special project to me.&nbsp;<br />
It's a tribute from my side to my late father and everybody else who supported and believed in me from day one. I took my time to complete the project, The goal was to showcase versatility and that's what I was able to achieve. The features on the album, the producers, the music videos, made it a &nbsp;project full of colours and full of different vibe.</p>

<p><br />
<strong>WION: How did you cope with the loss of your father at such a young age and how did that influence your choices?</strong></p>

<p><br />
It was very sudden and I was 22 at the time, responsibilities came and I was a new guy instantly. This is not something to cope I guess, you just try your best to live alongside the fact that a major part of your life is gone.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
<strong>WION: Did stammering ever pose as a shortcoming for you professionally and how did you make it an advantage for you?</strong></p>

<p><br />
Stammering can be a big problem if you want to succeed with an artform like Rap.&nbsp;<br />
This need proper diction, flows and everything else. The fun part is that I never stammer while rapping thus its was never a problem professionally.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
<strong>WION: Tell us about your mentor Raftaar and some unique experiences you have shared with him.</strong></p>

<p><br />
Its always good to have the best people around. Raftaar is more than a mentor, he and I share a very unique bond. The brotherhood grows deeper every time we meet. It's always a good experience working with him. Studio sessions are fun and informative.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
<strong>WION: What is your view on the current hip hop scene in India and how do you see yourself in this scene, in what capacity?</strong></p>

<p><br />
Hip-hop scene in India is blooming right now and It's really good to see that.&nbsp;Current hip hop scene is very vast, everyone is making different sounds and everybody is grabbing a different kind of audience. The good part about my music is that it's a common man voice. Everybody relate to it and that is a huge advantage to an artist because in the end you want your music to be receptive by Mass.</p>


An introverted rapper Karma found solace in music, so, he started writing rap songs. From humble beginnings to now being a well-known rapper in Mumbai's booming rap-and-hip-hop scene, the young musician has come a long way.

An introverted rapper Karma found solace in music, so, he started writing rap songs. From humble beginnings to now being a well-known rapper in Mumbai's booming rap-and-hip-hop scene, the young musician has come a long way. In this exclusive interview with WION, Karma talks about life struggles inspiring art, his rapport with Raftaar and talks about the 'superpowers' he has. Excerpts: WION: Tell us about your music journey and what influenced your choice to become a rapper. Music journey has been great. I started writing songs in 2011, used to upload videos on YouTube and now , its my fourth year of being a signed artist and thankfully things are good. I used to be a very introvert guy, and I found that music was my medium to express my thoughts out. Hip-hop is a very expressive art form and music gave me the superpowers to convey my message as it is out to the people. WION: Tell us about your latest album 'M. Y. P'-Made you proud' and its key inspirations. 'M.Y.P - MADE YOU PROUD', is my debut album, and a very special project to me. It's a tribute from my side to my late father and everybody else who supported and believed in me from day one. I took my time to complete the project, The goal was to showcase versatility and that's what I was able to achieve. The features on the album, the producers, the music videos, made it a project full of colours and full of different vibe. WION: How did you cope with the loss of your father at such a young age and how did that influence your choices? It was very sudden and I was 22 at the time, responsibilities came and I was a new guy instantly. This is not something to cope I guess, you just try your best to live alongside the fact that a major part of your life is gone. WION: Did stammering ever pose as a shortcoming for you professionally and how did you make it an advantage for you? Stammering can be a big problem if you want to succeed with an artform like Rap. This need proper diction, flows and everything else. The fun part is that I never stammer while rapping thus its was never a problem professionally. WION: Tell us about your mentor Raftaar and some unique experiences you have shared with him. Its always good to have the best people around. Raftaar is more than a mentor, he and I share a very unique bond. The brotherhood grows deeper every time we meet. It's always a good experience working with him. Studio sessions are fun and informative. WION: What is your view on the current hip hop scene in India and how do you see yourself in this scene, in what capacity? Hip-hop scene in India is blooming right now and It's really good to see that. Current hip hop scene is very vast, everyone is making different sounds and everybody is grabbing a different kind of audience. The good part about my music is that it's a common man voice. Everybody relate to it and that is a huge advantage to an artist because in the end you want your music to be receptive by Mass.

WION exclusive: Rapper Karma: Raftaar is more than a mentor, our brotherhood's ever growing

<p>According to an extensive study&nbsp;conducted by the <strong>Pew Research Centre</strong>, 84 per cent of Indians said that to be “truly Indian”, it is very important to respect all religions.</p>

<p>The study, which covered 29,999 Indian adults, concluded that citizens of India are "united in the view" that respecting other<strong> religions</strong> is a very important part.</p>

<p>People in six major religious groups openly asserted they are "free to practice their faith" and that people of other religions are also free to practice their own religion.</p>

<p>The research was conducted in 2019 and early 2020 before the <strong>coronavirus</strong> pandemic. The study found that nearly 97 per cent of Indians believe in<strong> God</strong> and 80 per cent people across religious groups&nbsp;feel that God exists, however, one-third Buddhists said they do not believe in God.</p>

<p>Interestingly, the Pew research found that India’s religious groups share several religious practices and beliefs.</p>

<p>For example, 29 per cent Sikhs, 22 per cent Christian women and 18 per cent Muslim women wear a <strong>bindi&nbsp;</strong>(marking on the forehead of a married woman) although it is a Hindu symbol, with Muslims, Hindus and Christians likely to believe in<strong>&nbsp;Karma.</strong></p>

<p>The study also found that some members of the majority Hindu community celebrate Muslim and Christian <strong>festivals</strong>.</p>

<p>The research further found that 48 per cent of Indian Muslims said that the <strong>Partition </strong>of the subcontinent in 1947 was a bad thing for Hindu-Muslim relations, with 74 per cent Muslims in support of access to existing Islamic courts.</p>

<p>As far as religious identity is concerned, nearly 72 per cent people surveyed said a person cannot be a <strong>Hindu</strong> if they eat beef, while among Muslims 77 per cent said a person cannot be a Muslim if they eat pork.</p>

<p>The research revealed&nbsp;that close friends of Indian citizens come mainly or entirely from their own religious community.</p>

<p>But they have a&nbsp;different view when it comes to inter-religious marriages. Both Hindus and Muslims are averse to interfaith marriages, with majority of respondents from both communities opposing it.</p>


According to an extensive study conducted by the Pew Research Centre, 84 per cent of Indians said that to be “truly Indian”, it is very important to respect all religions.

According to an extensive study conducted by the Pew Research Centre, 84 per cent of Indians said that to be “truly Indian”, it is very important to respect all religions. The study, which covered 29,999 Indian adults, concluded that citizens of India are "united in the view" that respecting other religions is a very important part. People in six major religious groups openly asserted they are "free to practice their faith" and that people of other religions are also free to practice their own religion. The research was conducted in 2019 and early 2020 before the coronavirus pandemic. The study found that nearly 97 per cent of Indians believe in God and 80 per cent people across religious groups feel that God exists, however, one-third Buddhists said they do not believe in God. Interestingly, the Pew research found that India’s religious groups share several religious practices and beliefs. For example, 29 per cent Sikhs, 22 per cent Christian women and 18 per cent Muslim women wear a bindi (marking on the forehead of a married woman) although it is a Hindu symbol, with Muslims, Hindus and Christians likely to believe in Karma. The study also found that some members of the majority Hindu community celebrate Muslim and Christian festivals. The research further found that 48 per cent of Indian Muslims said that the Partition of the subcontinent in 1947 was a bad thing for Hindu-Muslim relations, with 74 per cent Muslims in support of access to existing Islamic courts. As far as religious identity is concerned, nearly 72 per cent people surveyed said a person cannot be a Hindu if they eat beef, while among Muslims 77 per cent said a person cannot be a Muslim if they eat pork. The research revealed that close friends of Indian citizens come mainly or entirely from their own religious community. But they have a different view when it comes to inter-religious marriages. Both Hindus and Muslims are averse to interfaith marriages, with majority of respondents from both communities opposing it.

Indians believe it's important to respect all religions: Pew research

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