Cancer-survivor spreads hope through cycling
Marcellina W Sangma refused to be dejectedContinue Reading
Marcellina W Sangma refused to be dejectedContinue Reading
Bengaluru: Barely 12 years ago, Ambur Iyyappa was a delivery boy with a courier company. Today, he’s a dollar multi-millionaire at Flipkart. The story of that transformation is fascinating. And we’ll start at the beginning. Iyyappa grew up in Ambur, a town in Vellore district in Tamil Nadu famous forContinue Reading
Randa’s remarkable story needs to be heard and sharedContinue Reading
Bhubaneshwar : Kandhamal, a district in the Indian state of Odisha (Orissa), scene of an anti-Christian program by Hindu radicals in 2008, will have its first Carmelite priest. Johnson Digal, a 29-year-old deacon, is set to take his vows on April 22 at a ceremony led by Archbishop John BarwaContinue Reading
By Philip Mathew Kottayam: Kochurani Abraham, a feminist theologian, left a congregation of women religious to lead an independent religious life in her home state of Kerala, southern India. Her name, “Kochurani,” means “little princess.” Although born in a traditional Catholic family, she said religion did not attract her whenContinue Reading
By Trophy D’Souza Auckland: Stand First: Our Report in the last issue (Indian Newslink March 15, 2017) announcing the conferment of ‘The Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice’(‘For Church and Pope’) on Aucklander Wenceslaus Anthony evoked widespread worldwide response. News of the Award, a Decoration of the Catholic Church by Pope FrancisContinue Reading
By Bhanupriya Rao Melamarungoor, Sivagangai district (Tamil Nadu): Mazharkodi Dhanasekar has a radiant smile and is keen to talk about her achievements, which, as it emerges, are considerable: Building 650 toilets and making her panchayat in southern Tamil Nadu free of open-defecation. Dhanasekar’s fame has spread across the district asContinue Reading
In one of the world’s most remote regions, surrounded by snow and ice, Maggie McDonnell is changing the lives of her students and transforming her community. The winner of the Global Teacher Prize Winner 2017 lives and works in Salluit, an Inuit village deep in the Canadian Arctic. The villageContinue Reading
By : Nirmala Carvalho Mumbai, India – Conversion stories abound in Christian literature. The modern conversion story is less well known, especially in places not associated in the Western mind with Christianity such as India. Yet India is an enormous place and there are millions of Christians, even though they remainContinue Reading
FVTRS is, a broad framework for vocational training for the benefit of the unorganized sector in IndiaContinue Reading
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