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Ganesha's message of harmony: Muslim youth celebrate fest here

The New Indian Express Kalaburagi

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August 31, 2025

IT is a powerful message of communal harmony from this small village in North Karnataka. Muslim youth in Sandigavad village of Ron taluk from Gadag district have installed a Ganesha idol and performed puja for the last four days. To top it, these youth recite Ganesha stotras without referring to any book or text.

- RAGHOTTAM KOPPAR @Gadag

They have been celebrating Ganesha Chaturthi for the last three years, by placing the idol at an Ashoor Khana (a Muslim religious site) to promote communal harmony. In this village, Hindus, Muslims and others celebrate all festivals like Ramzan, Deepavali, Christmas, Muharram, Ganesha Chaturthi, Dasara, Eid Milad and Ugadi together.

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