Karachi, Mar 4, 2019: Before Sister Ruth Pfau arrived in Pakistan in the 1960s, life for leprosy victims in the country was filled with suffering and ostracization. In addition to the discomfort of the disfiguring disease itself, victims would often be isolated from society by others who feared catching theContinue Reading

Matters India reporter Jorhat, March 4, 2019: A priest social worker who has worked in northeast India for some 40 years has come up with a photo journal of his photographic collection chronicling the life and culture of Mising tribe among whom he has worked for some 15 years. FrContinue Reading

By Matters India Reporter Hyderabad, March 4, 2019: Church in Telugu region is willing to assist workers to avail government schemes, says Sister Tessy Paul, secretary, the Telugu Catholic Bishops’ Council (TCBC) Commission for Labour. It is important to partner with organizations which are already in to action in orderContinue Reading

By Matters India Reporter New Delhi, March 4, 2019: An extensive documentary film on the Kandhamal genocide is being screened at various places in the national capital The 95-minute “Voices from the Ruins,” directed by noted film maker K P Sasi, is the complete account of the anti-Christian violence thatContinue Reading

By Damian Carrington March 3, 2019: Humankind is revealed as simultaneously insignificant and utterly dominant in the grand scheme of life on Earth by a groundbreaking new assessment of all life on the planet. The world’s 7.6 billion people represent just 0.01 percent of all living things, according to theContinue Reading

By Rahul Karmakar Guwahati, March 3, 2029: The Indian Army, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and the Border Security Force (BSF) have never had a problem deploying them to protect the country’s borders. However, these battle-hardened men from a western Assam village have struggled for years to overcome aContinue Reading