1. INTRODUCTION
In India, Religion is a way of life, permeating every
facet of an Indian’s life.
Home to Hindusim, Christainity, Jainism, Sikhism,
Zoroastranism and many other faiths, India’s
unique diversity is evident everywhere from dress
and cuisines to its art and culture and its pilgrim
sites. And all those Religions co-exist in complete
harmony.

2. • To cause no •Humility or •Believes in the •All human
• Unity of
harm to faith and ethics of “good races are
existence
living beings. trust in God words”, “good equal.
through love •God does thoughts”,
• To detach
not want us “good deeds.”
• All human from people, •Kirat karo
places and neurotically earning an
beings are •Omnipotent
material dependant honest living
divine
things. upon him, •Omniscient
• Not to take but willingly •Not to cut hair
• Religious
anything that trustful of
harmony
is not him“ •Salvation can
willingly • Communica only be
given. -tion with attained by
God through meditating on
prayer and God.
self-denial

3. THESE ARE CORE SIMILARITIES BETWEEN ALL THESE
RELIGIONS
•In all the religion the common word is “H”
In Hinduism “H” - Holism In Jainism “H” - Not to Harm
In Zoroastrainism “H” – Happiness In Christainity “H” – Humble
In Sikhism “H” - Humanity
ALL HUMAN BEINGS ARE EQUAL
WHETHER IT IS HINDUSIM, JAINISM, CHRISTAINITY, ZOROASTRAINISM, SIKHISM