Air India respects religious diversity by making Halal an option, not a mandate, allowing non-Muslims the choice of non-Halal meals in line with India’s pluralistic values.
Asking street vendors and hotel owners to display names isn't religious discrimination. Instead, it boosts transparency and provides customers with an agency to make informed decisions.
Recently released repport report by Canadian government read, "Budget 2024 announces that the government is exploring new measures to expand access to alternative financing products, like halal mortgages. This could include changes in the tax treatment of these products or a new regulatory sandbox for financial service providers while ensuring adequate consumer protections are in place."
The Supreme Court granted protection from any coercive action against Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind Halal Trust chief Mahmood Madani and others in connection with a criminal case lodged in UP over the ban on halal-certified products