Great honor for the film "Burning India" for exposing Indian secularism

India is burning, the world has also recognized, the film Burning India has won the American Du Pont Columbia University Award.

Burning India, a film about the growing Hindu extremism in India and the ridicule of more than 200 million Muslims, has opened India's pool to the world.

The film shows how the Modi government is engrossed in trying to undermine India's secular roots, using good tactics by the Indian government to promote Hindutva in a secular state and make the Muslim population second class citizens. 

The same film also exposed India's secularism all over the world. The film also depicts the plight and concerns of more than 200 million Muslims. For this reason, the film Burning India has won the American Du Pont Columbia University Award. The Burning India film was included in the winning films by Columbia Journalism School after a special virtual presentation highlighting prominent reporting in the public interest.

The films premiered on the PBS digital platform on the 9th of this month, featuring CNN anchors Anderson Cooper and Michelle Norris and 2019 Dupont winner Marca Hurgeti as part of the jury, while Dr. Anthony Fosai and Professor Jilani were part of the jury. Kobe was the special guest at this virtual presentation.