Islamic State blows up 80-year-old Syrian church
Islamic State insurgents blew up an 80-year-old church in Syria’s north-eastern province of Hassaka on Easter Sunday, Syrian state news agency SANA said. SANA, which did not report any casualties, said the militants had planted explosives inside the Church of the Virgin Mary in Tel Nasri, an Assyrian village inContinue Reading
Christ devotees surprise traditional Christians at Easter
Some 15,000 people gathered for Easter programs at Matridham AshramContinue Reading
Palm-chopped professor ready to forgive attackers
Joseph’s right palm was chopped off by suspected Islamist militants in 2010 for allegedly making derogatory references to Prophet MuhammadContinue Reading
Legislation proposed to check witch hunting
Assam has witnessed several cases of women being branded as witchesContinue Reading
Govt urged to restore traditional land of Nagas
The appeal was made during the Nagaland Tribes Consultative Meeting on border issue between Assam and NagalandContinue Reading
Modi launches air quality index
A WHO study of 1,600 cities has found New Delhi had the world’s dirtiest airContinue Reading
On Good Friday, remind India about forgiveness
Many have been baffled by the calm and peaceful reaction of Christians to physical attacks and vicious tirades demonizing the communityContinue Reading
Niger’s Christians try to forgive church attacks
The walls and ceiling are still black from flames at the Saint Gabriel parish church in the capital NiameyContinue Reading