By Sr. Rani Punnaserril HCM Migration patterns Migration patterns in India are increasingly reflecting the economic divide in the country, with more migrants over the last decade heading to the southern states, which have grown at a faster clip during this period. We are excited to see the cities withContinue Reading
By Siddhant Mohan A 13-member delegation from India was detained at the Israeli border on Wednesday while on its way to visit Ramallah, the headquarters of Palestinian National Authorities or PLO. The delegation comprised of Navaid Hamid, the president of All India Majlis-e-Mushawarat; Mohammad Salim, Communist Party leader and theContinue Reading
Buenos Aires: Before discovering their vocations, Fr. Javier Olivera and Sister Marie de la Sagesse were engaged and planning their wedding. God had other plans. Speaking to ACI Prensa, CNA’s Spanish language sister agency, Fr. Olivera said that they both grew up in Catholic families and that “our parents knewContinue Reading
Human sperm has been sent to the International Space Station (ISS) for the first time, as NASA tries to find out if humans could ever conceive in space. Carried aboard Elon Musk’s SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, the sperm will be the subject to a number of experiments to see howContinue Reading
Today, Dalits are in dark time with anti-Dalit forces gaining grounds and seizing powersContinue Reading
By Miriam Sathyavi Welgampola [Editor’s Note: Hector Welgampola, a Catholic layman from Sri Lanka, was a colossus that strode the Asian Catholic media scene for decades. As the first Asian Executive Editor of Union of Catholic Asian News (UCAN), he led the Church news agency from the front to liveContinue Reading
Andrew Infanger went to Mass every Sunday, studied at parochial schools and spent part of several summers at a camp run by Benedictine monks. He earned his bachelor’s degree in theology at a small Catholic university. Still, he never really considered himself a model Christian or pious enough to become a memberContinue Reading
Jaipur: At least 12 people died in eastern Rajasthan after a rainstorm hit the region on Wednesday night. Of the 12, seven people died in Dholpur, while five others died in Bharatpur. Train movement was also affected on the Agra-Dholpur railway line due to the heavy rain. Parts of DholpurContinue Reading
% of travel bookings made by women were for solo travel, with a considerable share in overall mobile bookings.Continue Reading
The students took a pledge to uphold the religious diversity and harmony of India,Continue Reading
