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Goa Health Minister Vishwajit Rane proposes community empowerment think tanks in alignment with PM Modi's vision for inclusive development, focusing on diverse regional groups.

Goa's Think Tanks for Community Empowerment

Goa Health Minister Vishwajit Rane unveils plans for community empowerment think tanks, aligning with PM Modi’s inclusive development goal, focusing on regional groups like Scheduled Tribes.

Goa Health Minister plans think tanks for community empowerment

Goa Health Minister Vishwajit Rane proposes think tanks for community empowerment, targeting diverse groups like Scheduled Tribes and Christians, aligning with PM Modi&rsquo;s inclusive development vision.

Goa health minister Vishwajit Rane on Friday said the government should set up think tanks that would come up with plans for uplifting various communities.
He was going to set up one such body for the Scheduled Tribes in his constituency of Valpoi, he told reporters here, adding that it will comprise thinkers, opinion-makers, members of the community and others.
"We will also have think tanks for Scheduled Castes and Other Backward Classes followed by those for Muslims and Christians," he said.
Think tanks should be established in every village so that area-specific issues could be addressed, the minister said, adding that the ultimate aim of the initiative is to take ahead Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of development.&nbsp;

Leaders of the Hindu and Muslim communities in the eastern England city of Leicester presented a united front on Tuesday as they appealed for harmony in the wake of violent clashes following an India-Pakistan cricket match, which has led to 47 arrests.
Pradyumna Das, President of the city's ISKCON Temple, read out a statement joined by community leaders outside a mosque in the city to express “sadness” over the violence which escalated over the weekend.
The community leaders demanded that the “inciters of hatred” leave Leicester alone and called for an immediate cessation of provocation and violence, both in thought and behaviour.
“Our message to anyone that sows disharmony between us is clear: we will not let you succeed. We ask all to respect the sanctity of religious places, both mosques and mandirs alike — whether provocation with loud music, flag bearing, derogatory chants or physical attacks against the fabric of worship. This is not acceptable nor upheld by our faiths,” the statement said.
“We are a strong family, we will work together to resolve whatever concern may arise — we do not need to call up any assistance from outside our city. Leicester has no place for any foreign extremist ideology that causes division,” he said, highlighting that Hindus and Muslims have lived “harmoniously” in the city for over half a century.
 

‘We will not let you succeed’:  Hindi, Muslim leaders issue joint statement in UK | Leicester violence

‘We will not let you succeed’:  Hindu, Muslim leaders issue joint statement in UK | Leicester violence

The community leaders demanded that the &ldquo;inciters of hatred&rdquo; leave Leicester alone and called for an immediate cessation of provocation and violence, both in thought and behaviour.

Leaders of the Hindu and Muslim communities in the eastern England city of Leicester presented a united front on Tuesday as they appealed for harmony in the wake of violent clashes following an India-Pakistan cricket match, which has led to 47 arrests.
Pradyumna Das, President of the city's ISKCON Temple, read out a statement joined by community leaders outside a mosque in the city to express &ldquo;sadness&rdquo; over the violence which escalated over the weekend.
The community leaders demanded that the &ldquo;inciters of hatred&rdquo; leave Leicester alone and called for an immediate cessation of provocation and violence, both in thought and behaviour.
&ldquo;Our message to anyone that sows disharmony between us is clear: we will not let you succeed. We ask all to respect the sanctity of religious places, both mosques and mandirs alike &mdash; whether provocation with loud music, flag bearing, derogatory chants or physical attacks against the fabric of worship. This is not acceptable nor upheld by our faiths,&rdquo; the statement said.
&ldquo;We are a strong family, we will work together to resolve whatever concern may arise &mdash; we do not need to call up any assistance from outside our city. Leicester has no place for any foreign extremist ideology that causes division,&rdquo; he said, highlighting that Hindus and Muslims have lived &ldquo;harmoniously&rdquo; in the city for over half a century.
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