Ranchi: In the past 36 hours, at least 14 patients have died in Jharkhand’s Rajendra Institute of Medical Science (RIMS) after the nurses and junior doctors went on a strike to protest over an assault of on one of the hospital staff. Jharkhand chief minister Raghubar Das on June 3Continue Reading
The transport corporation challenged congregation’s right to claim compensationContinue Reading
Ranchi: The Roman Catholic Church’s dream project of a medical college and hospital in Ranchi is on its way to becoming a reality. Church officials on Wednesday said work is currently on in full swing to set up a 350-bed medical college and hospital – Constant Lievens Hospital and ResearchContinue Reading
Ugyen Gyalpo This was one monsoon season, some twenty summers ago, where the hills of Darjeeling were soaked by non stop rain and surprised by sudden break of sunlight, refracting picturesque rainbows and people welcoming the sun-shower with folkloric songs of the foxes marriages. The fresh crystal rain drops fromContinue Reading
Darjeeling: World Cup fever has gripped the Queen of Hills, with not only flags of their favorite teams fluttering atop houses of football aficionados, but different organisations also coming up together to declare Darjeeling a ‘World Cup Town’ on 2 June amid various programs. For the FIFA World Cup, whichContinue Reading
Vatican City: Pope Francis begins his second set of meetings with victims of Fr. Fernando Karadima, a Chilean priest who committed sexual abuse, as well as abuse of power and conscience, at the Vatican on Saturday afternoon. On June 2, according to the Holy See press office, Pope Francis said MassContinue Reading
A Congolese priest who was placed into quarantine after testing positive for Ebola has reportedly been released and declared Ebola-free. A picture of Fr Lucien Ambunga kneeling as a bishop prayed for him across a fence went viral earlier in the week. It was posted on Twitter by the photographer, WillContinue Reading
The child was only two days oldContinue Reading
In the wake of the Nipah outbreak, the Thamarassery Syro-Malabar diocese in Kerala has asked its parish priests to serve the Communion only on the hand during the Mass. The custom of serving the Communion on the tongue by priests will be discouraged as part of the efforts to supportContinue Reading
The drug from Australia was expected to reach Kozhikode on June 1 eveningContinue Reading
