Work is worship; religious difference doesn't count
Haryana, June 10 (ANI): Panchkula, located in India's northern state of Haryana, is famous for its scenic beauty and rich cultural heritage. It is also home to the people of different religions who live here in harmony. Babban Zaidi, a resident of the area, is doing his bit to strengthen bonds between different communities. Though he is a Muslim, he has been making wooden mandirs or temples and Palkis for years, which are used by Hindus and Sikhs for placing the idols of their gods and holy books. Babban Zaidi's efforts are highly appreciated by Hindus in the town.
