Winston Churchil, who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1940 to 1945, once said: “India is a geographical term. It not more united than the Equator.” He was obviously alluding to its diversity and seemingly irreconcilable paradoxes. Even after the partition in 1947, India has proved that it is not only geographical term. It is, in fact, a fascinating land and an immensely rich culture. Despite its overwhelming Hinduism, it contains the largest islamic minority in the world and dozens of national languages, some of which are considered official. Large cities and the secular Constitution in 1950, as well as the universal appeal of its cinema and music has turned India into a melting pot. Sectariann conflicts persist, but the desire to coexist is felt more than ever.
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