Srinagar, Aug. 18 -- Lieutenant governor Manoj Sinha on Monday said that a culture in which people belonging to all faiths, systems of worship and sections of society sit together, discuss issues, examine the truth and assess reality must be created in the Valley. Sinha who attended the 'Mulaqat programme' in Pulwama, an initiative of the 'Save Youth, Save Future Foundation', dedicated to fostering interfaith dialogue, harmony, and the preservation of India's shared heritage in his address said that dialogue is not merely an exchange of words but a bridge between hearts, a means of nurturing trust and a path to peace and prosperity. "Mutual trust and respect to all faiths and beliefs was an integral part of our way of life. The civilisation of our beloved Bharat gave us a profoundly beautiful message 6,000 years ago to walk together, converse together and make space for one another in our hearts," he said. The LG said that India's soil has, for centuries, welcomed faiths, cultures, and traditions from across the world, weaving them into the fabric of the country. "Kashmiriyat, which teaches that true identity lies in conduct and humanity, not in labels of faith or community," he added. Outlining a six-point roadmap for the future, Sinha called upon administration and all sections of society to institutionalise regular interfaith dialogues in schools, colleges, and community centres to foster understanding among youth. He stressed on youth peace ambassadors and called upon youth to lead initiatives in cultural exchange, community service, and environmental protection. Sinha also highlighted the role of social justice and equal opportunities for progressive society and asked all the stakeholders to ensure impartial systems that deliver education, employment, healthcare, and justice to all citizens. Wajahat Farooq Bhat, chairman, Save Youth Save Future Foundation, said the programme is an effort to bring people together through dialogue, harmony and our shared heritage. "Today's gathering in Pulwama reflects the spirit of unity and the belief that our diversity is our strength. We are committed to taking this initiative forward and creating greater spaces for understanding, peace and collective progress in Jammu & Kashmir," he said, adding that in future similar programmes will be organised in other parts of Kashmir....