Gurugram: A 25-year-old youth killed his elder brother here after an argument over who will prepare food, police said on Sunday. Police said the brothers were sharing rented accommodation in the Saraswati Enclave area. Balwant Singh Yadav was arrested after a neighbour filed a complaint. Yadav told police that heContinue Reading
New Delhi: Several people were killed across the country on May 13 as violent dust storms, followed by rain and lightning toppled walls and uprooted trees north, east and south India. Eighteen people were killed in Uttar Pradesh. Eight died in Andhra Pradesh and three in Telangana, officials told NDTV.Continue Reading
Anjuly Mathai American pastor John Piper said of the New Testament that it is a ‘go tell’ religion, unlike the Old Testament, which is a ‘come see’ religion. Remember the Queen of Sheba coming to see the glory of King Solomon’s wealth and splendor? The Old Testament is a bookContinue Reading
The father drove a bomb-laden car into a Pentecostal church, mother and two daughters blew themselves at a Protestant church, the sons rode motorcycles into a Catholic churchContinue Reading
By : Neil Soans Raazi (agreed), a Hindu movie is set against the backdrop of the Indo-Pak war in 1971. It tells the story of an Indian girl who marries a Pakistani Army officer to spy for her country. ‘Raazi’ is the true story of a Muslim girl SehmatContinue Reading
The Catholic Church is marking its World Communications Day on Sunday, May 13. The annual day was established by Pope Paul VI in 1967 to encourage Catholics to reflect on the opportunities and challenges that the modern means of social communication offer the Church to communicate the Gospel message. World CommunicationsContinue Reading
By Fr. Cedric Prakash SJ On Sunday May 13, the Catholic Church will observe the 52nd World Communications Day. The theme this year is contextual and challenging. In a hard-hitting message for the day, Pope Francis dwells on ‘Fake news and journalism for peace’ whilst highlighting the scriptural text “TheContinue Reading
By Matters India Reporter Patna: Student cultural activists of Patna Peace Mission staged the fourth round of street plays in three schools of Patna, capital of Bihar state, to promote communal harmony. The plays, staged during May 10-11, highlighted the multi-religious heritage of India where world’s major religions have flourishedContinue Reading
The school aims to inspire and instruct its pupils in tolerance and harmonious living in a multi religious settingContinue Reading
India is scheduled to elect its new parliament before May 2019Continue Reading
