Thousands of peaceful protesters carried yellow banners and umbrellas through Hong Kong on Sunday afternoon, marking the city’s first major pro-democracy rally since police ended the months-long Umbrella movement street protests in December. The rally’s organiser, the grassroots group Civil Human Rights Front, counted 13,000 marchers; the police counted 8,800Continue Reading

Guwahati – A group of university students in northeast India got together to raise funds for neighbourhood outreach program. Spread over a week, students sold pakora, momo, chops (cutlets), chai and ethnic food preparations. They also sold roses, sang karokee, offered numerous chance games, and even washed cars and motorContinue Reading

Bengaluru – Archbishop Bernard Moras of Bangalore on Thursday expressed his concern over the ‘rapid saffronisation’ of the education system in the country and the slow disappearance of secularism in educational institutions. Addressing the 17th All India Association for Christian Higher Education conference here on Thursday, the archbishop said IndiaContinue Reading