Prime Minister flags off India’s first fully integrated metro
The rail line has employed 23 transgender peopleContinue Reading
The rail line has employed 23 transgender peopleContinue Reading
Jaipur: A group of government officials allegedly lynched a 55-year-old Muslim man who tried to stop them from photographing women defecating in public in a Rajasthan town on June 16. Five municipal council officials – including the commissioner – allegedly kicked, punched and beat social worker Zafar Khan with aContinue Reading
Tussle between two factions of city’s Presbyterian community had been going on since 2010; court acquits all seven accusedContinue Reading
The Museum of Christian Art at Old Goa, the first such museum in Asia, will undergo a major renovation and upgradation work, for which it would remain closed for the next two years, a senior official said. The renovation is aimed at bringing the museum on par with the globalContinue Reading
Joshua J. McElwee Vatican City: The head of India’s Latin rite bishops says he thinks Pope Francis may not be able to visit his country as planned at the end of 2017. Cardinal Oswald Gracias, president of the Conference of Catholic Bishops of India, said that while he is optimisticContinue Reading
PN Bhagwati, 95, is survived by his wife Prabhavati Bhagwati and three daughters.Continue Reading
India will save 200 billion rupees every year
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Darjeeling: The Gorkha separatist campaign in the hills of Darjeeling spiralled deeper into violence today as protesters and riot police hurled stones at each other, while a series of raids uncovered weapons+ from premises connected to the movement’s chief. The demand by the GJM for a separate Gorkhaland state toContinue Reading
By Shyamal Baran Roy Kolkata : A painting and sculpture exhibition opened in Kolkata June 15 to commemorate the birth sesquicentennial of an Irish Hindu nun who lived and died in India, working as a ‘servant, friend and mother’ for its people. ‘’Be thou to India’s future sons a friend,Continue Reading
By Philip Mathew Bengaluru: The Salesian Missionaries of Mary Immaculate (SMMI) Provincialate has opened a Christian art gallery in Bengaluru on June 14. This is among the few art galleries the congregation has opened in India. SMMI provincial Sr Aline says the Bengaluru gallery is the result of several yearsContinue Reading
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