Reporter.....Showket beigh locationSrinagar Anchor.......In a powerful display of unity and humanity, Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing strong support for Iran, as Shia and Sunni communities come together for a donation drive. The most remarkable response was seen in the Budgam district and srinagar on the very first day, where people from all walks of life participated with great enthusiasm. Men, women, elderly, and even children stepped forward to contribute. Donations included cash, jewellery from mothers and sisters, and even livestock from farmers—reflecting deep compassion and sacrifice. One of the most emotional moments came when children donated their savings through gulaks, showing that kindness knows no age. This wave of support was not limited to Budgam alone. Similar participation was witnessed in Baramulla, Pattan, Magam, Hasanabad, Zadibal, Dalgate, Harwan, and other parts of Kashmir. Locals and community leaders said this initiative is not just about aid, but about unity and standing together in difficult times. VO Budgam Witnesses Strong Unity as Shia and Sunni Communities Come Together for Iran Donation Drive In a powerful display of unity, compassion, and humanity, the people of Jammu and Kashmir have once again shown that in times of global need, they stand together—beyond borders, beyond differences, and beyond limitations. While voices of support for the people of Iran are being raised across the country, Jammu and Kashmir is also making its presence strongly felt. From prayers to practical help, from words of solidarity to meaningful contributions, the spirit of humanity is clearly visible. Today, we bring you a heartwarming story from the Khanda area of Central Kashmir’s Budgam district, where on the very first day of a donation drive, an overwhelming response was witnessed. What made this initiative even more special was the unity between Shia and Sunni communities, who stood shoulder to shoulder for a common cause. From early morning, people began gathering with one shared purpose—to extend help to those in need. There was no distinction of status, wealth, or age. Everyone came forward with compassion and sincerity. Men, women, elderly citizens, and even children actively participated. The atmosphere reflected unity, brotherhood, and a deep emotional connection. The drive saw a wide variety of contributions. While many donated cash, others came forward with deeply meaningful offerings. Mothers and sisters donated jewellery, including gold and other valuable items—symbols not just of wealth, but of sacrifice and solidarity. Farmers also played a significant role by donating livestock, despite facing their own financial challenges. Their participation highlighted the true spirit of generosity rooted in the culture of Kashmir. One of the most touching scenes came from young children, who brought their “gulaks” filled with savings. Their innocent yet powerful gesture moved many, reminding everyone that kindness knows no age. Locals said that this initiative is not just about financial aid, but about standing together in difficult times and strengthening human bonds. Religious and community leaders appreciated the unity and emphasized that charity and compassion are core values of society. The spirit of this movement was not limited to Budgam alone. Similar support and participation were witnessed in several areas across Kashmir, including Baramulla, Pattan, Magam, Hasanabad, Zadibal, Dalgate, Harwan, and other districts, reflecting a region-wide wave of solidarity. Organizers expressed gratitude for the overwhelming response, calling it just the beginning of a larger humanitarian effort. More donation drives are expected to take place in the coming days across different parts of Jammu and Kashmir. This initiative stands as a shining example of unity in diversity. It shows that even in challenging times, the people of Kashmir remain committed to humanity above all. Through their contributions—whether cash, jewellery, livestock, or small savings—the people have sent a clear message: when it comes to helping those in need, there are no boundaries. As the first day concluded, a sense of hope and satisfaction was visible on every face. What started in budgam has now inspired many, bringing communities closer and proving once again that humanity remains the strongest bond of all.