New Delhi: The Workers India Federation (WIF), a national body of the Catholic Bishops Conference of India office for Labour has condemned the order passed by the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes, stating that tribals working as domestic help must be registered with local police. The notification in the newsContinue Reading
The meeting agreed on a five point urgent program of actionContinue Reading
The visit has to adjust to Prime Minister Modi’s hectic scheduleContinue Reading
Matters India Reporter New Delhi: The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (CBCI) Office for SC/BC (Dalits and Backward classes) is to provide study aid for poor Dalit Christian aspirants for various competitive exams. “The CBCI Office for SC/BC is planning to support the students who are trying to write civilContinue Reading
The Unorganized workers Social Security Act of 2008 offers “nothing concrete for the unorganized workersContinue Reading
By Santosh Digal New Delhi: Migrants’ Data Manager, an initiative of Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (CBCI) office for labour, is going to be launched soon in order to champion the cause of informal or unorganized workers. “Migrants’ Data Manager is a web based data management system meant to promoteContinue Reading
Seminar aims to update church communicators in IndiaContinue Reading
MANGALURU: “The 10th National Youth Convention (NYC) will be organized for the first time in Karnataka region at St Joseph Engineering College, Vamanjoor from January 18 to 22,” said Fr Henry D’Souza, chairman of Catholic Bishops Conference of India Youth Council. Addressing media persons here on Monday January 16, heContinue Reading
The Catholic bishops’ office of education issued a press release on January 15Continue Reading
Raipur: A fast track court in Chhattisgarh has acquitted two youth accused of raping 48-year-old nun at a Medicare centre in Raipur in August 2015-an incident that had sparked protests in the state capital. Both the accused 19-year old Dinesh Dhurv and 25-year-old Jitendra Pathak were acquitted by the fastContinue Reading