New Delhi: The way we look at women and treat them in our country has always been a paradox. On one hand we venerate them and worship them. Look around us – we see goddesses being worshiped; we call our nation – ‘mother’ India; the sages say, take advice fromContinue Reading
The National Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) leader Neiphiu Rio on March 8 took oath as Nagaland chief minister for the fourth time. Rio formed the coalition government of NDPP and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the Christian-majority northeastern Indian state after defeating the Naga People’s Front in recent Assembly Elections.Continue Reading
Acharya Dr Lokesh Muni delivered the invitation in person in the Vatican on March 7Continue Reading
Kottayam: The police have registered a cheating case against Kuttanad Vikasana Samiti (KVS) executive director Fr. Thomas Peelianickal. Fr. Peelianickal was booked on a complaint filed by a group of six persons hailing from Mithrakary village in Kuttanad alleging that the KVS had helped them obtain an agriculture loan ofContinue Reading
The tidal wave is quickly approaching the Vatican wallsContinue Reading
Ahmedabad: The Gujarat high court has ruled that a woman, who follows a religion other than Hinduism, is entitled to the inheritance of her Hindu father’s ancestral property, according to the Hindu Succession Act. A bench of Chief Justice R S Reddy and Justice V M Pancholi on March 7Continue Reading
Christians may offer donations but should never feel they have to pay for a Mass, Pope Francis saidContinue Reading
For the first time ever, the persecution of women as it differs to that of men has been examined by the analysts of the 2018 World Watch List. The list, compiled by Open Doors International, researches over 50 countries where it is most difficult for Christians to live. The resultingContinue Reading
By Matters India reporter Darjeeling — Final year students of a hill’s college had a Fulbright scholar from U.S.A give ‘pathways’ — a life orientation proramme through performing arts. Prof Kanta Kochhar-Lindgren, a performance studies scholar and artist, directed six groups of third year students at Salesian College Sonada inContinue Reading
By Matters India Reporter Kolkata: Women from many villages in West Bengal resolved to be messengers of peace and reduce distress migration. ‘Now is Time: Press for Progress’ was the theme the women decided to have for this year as they marked the International Women’s Day on March 8. “ThereContinue Reading
