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My India: Protecting culture, building the future

This week’s show highlights the religious and peaceful co-existence in the country and brings you stories that showcase India's rich culture and traditions. India’s vast coastline drives global trade, innovation, and sustainable maritime growth. The recently concluded India Maritime Week 2025 set sail with a grand showcase of the nation’s growing maritime potential. From advanced port infrastructure to green shipping and digital navigation, the event highlighted India’s emergence as a global maritime hub. Strengthened by international collaborations, it underscored India’s commitment to sustainable trade and blue economy partnerships worldwide. Indian culture is one of the world’s oldest and most vibrant, continuing to inspire with its timeless wisdom of life, spirituality, and humanity. From worship and meditation to yoga, its ancient traditions have transcended borders, shaping modern lifestyles across the globe. Every year, countless people from around the world travel to India in search of mental and physical well-being, peace of mind, and spiritual fulfilment. · In the heart of Guwahati’s Ulubari stands the centuries-old dargah of Hazrat Zahir Ali — a timeless symbol of peace and brotherhood. People of all faiths gather here in devotion, seeking blessings and solace. Managed by a local committee comprising both Hindus and Muslims, the custodians ensure the shrine’s upkeep while continuing to spread the message of love, unity, and harmony among all who visit. Education in India is undergoing a remarkable transformation, with the government focusing on inclusive learning to ensure that every child, in every corner of the country, has access to quality education. In the western state of Gujarat, this vision comes alive — where dedicated efforts are being made to bring every child into the classroom, inspire their curiosity, and nurture their dreams through innovative and joyful learning. India is home to many enchanting hill stations — each with its own charm. Today, we take you to Coonoor, a gem of the Nilgiri Hills in Tamil Nadu. Nestled at 1,850 meters above sea level, Coonoor captivates visitors with its rolling tea gardens, mist-clad valleys, and cool mountain breeze. Its year-round pleasant weather, lush greenery, and serene landscapes make it the perfect escape into nature’s embrace.