Religion promotes love, unbelief breeds hatred: Riyaz Ahmad Rona
Honnavar : Addressing a friendly Iftar gathering organized by the local Jamia Masjid Noor Mohalla in Honnavar, Jamaat-e-Islami Hind State Joint Secretary Riyaz Ahmad Rona emphasized the role of religion in fostering love among people and criticized unbelief for promoting hatred.
Rona stated, "Religion inculcates the character of love in man while infidelity makes us hate each other. We should be lovers of all human beings and never love those who hate others. We should hate hatred and not those who spread hatred."
Honnavar Taluk Health Officer Dr. Rajesh Kinni echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing that no religion advocates evil deeds. He highlighted that all religions guide individuals on the right path, and their essence should be accessible to all.
The event, presided over by Jamia Masjid President Abdul Qadir Ahmed Ji, also saw the presence of Jamaate Islami Hind Bhatkal President Maulana Zubair Ahmed Nadvi and Maulana Ziaur Rahman Nadvi, among others. Abdurraouf Savanur moderated the program and delivered the vote of thanks at the end.
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Delhi Capitals beat Mumbai Indians by 10 runs
New Delhi, Apr 27: Delhi Capitals beat Mumbai Indians by 10 runs in another high-scoring Indian Premier League match here on Saturday.
Asked to bat first, Delhi Capitals posted a massive 257/4. In reply, MI scored 247/9 in the allotted 20 overs.
DC's young recruit Jake Fraser-McGurk started smashing the ball right from the start, propelling DC to 92 for no loss in the powerplay.
Fraser-McGurk blazed away to a 25-ball 84 before being dismissed by Piyush Chawla, caught in the deep while trying to clear the fence.
Shai Hope sustained the momentum given by Fraser-McGurk's brutal onslaught and hammered 41 off just 17 balls with five sixes, while Tristan Stubbs chipped in with an unbeaten 48 off 25 balls.
For MI, Tilak Varma smashed 63 in 32 balls, Hardik Pandya made 46 off 24balls, and Tim David 37 off just 17 deliveries as the visitors came close after slipping to 65/3 in six overs.
Brief scores:
Delhi Capitals: 257/4 in 20 overs (Jake Fraser-McGurk 84, Shai Hope 41, Tristan Stubbs 48 not out).
Mumbai Indians: 247/9 in 20 overs (Hardik Pandya 46, Tilak Varma 63, Tim David 37; Rasikh Dar Salam 3/34, Mukesh Kumar 3/59).
