Religious Divide in India: A Tale of Two People in One City.

India's rising tide of Hindu nationalism is eroding the country's secular underpinnings and presenting one of its biggest challenges: to safeguard freedoms for its Muslim minority. Ayodhya, a small temple city in northern India, has become a religious microcosm of India, where a diverse, multicultural past has gradually been overrun by ruptured relationships between Hindus and Muslims. The city is home to both Hindus and Muslims, who embody the opposing sides of a deeply entrenched religious divide.