Srinagar, June 28 -- Jammu and Kashmir lieutenant governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday said that while the world today may be divided by religion, language, and race, Indian thought has the unique power to bridge these divides.

Sinha, while addressing 'Interfaith Dialogue' organised by the National Council for Promotion of Urdu Language and Inter-Faith Harmony Foundation of India, highlighted India's legacy as an ancient civilisation rooted in mutual respect, where diverse faiths coexist, flourish, and teach the world the wisdom of peace.

"The world recognises that Hinduism-Sanatana Dharma, the world's oldest living religion, never imposed itself. Instead, it embraced diversity and coexistence. Ancient India built a foundation of respect, g...