By Don Aguiar Mumbai: Have been reading about the vaccine in almost every newspaper including a dozen professional newspapers. When Covid was running amok and spreading like wild fire every one of us were praying for a vaccine, as early as possible. Even now it’s in its 2nd peak inContinue Reading
Jakarta: A passenger jet carrying more than 60 people crashed into the Java Sea on January 9, minutes after taking off from the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, Indonesian officials said. The cause of the crash of Boeing 737-500 is yet to be determined. Indonesia’s Transportation Ministry said that the last contactContinue Reading
Bhandara: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on January 9 mourned the death of ten babies in a fire that broke out at a hospital in Maharashtra. The fire accident occurred at 2 am. As many as 17 babies were in the Special Newborn Care Unit of the hospital in Maharashtra’s BhandaraContinue Reading
Mumbai: – One bishop in India is warning that “democracy is in danger, and the principles of secularism at risk” after the latest anti-Christian incident in the Hindu-majority nations. Bishop Gerald J. Mathias of Lucknow spoke to Crux after a Christian pastor and a group of worshippers were attacked inContinue Reading
Kochi: A postgraduate girl student at Christ University Bangalore staying home during Covid 19 lockdown in Kochi found employment for herself and 21 other youth thanks to her language skills. From being a mere translator, she was promoted to the post of Kerala Technical Head and Coordinator and had aContinue Reading
Vatican City: Pope Francis appointed on Friday the first lay head of the Roman Curia’s disciplinary commission. The Holy See press office announced on Jan. 8 that the pope had named Vincenzo Buonomo, rector of the Pontifical Lateran University in Rome, as president of the Disciplinary Commission of the RomanContinue Reading
Kota: The Rajasthan Police have managed to free 38 tribal women and children kidnapped from Madhya Pradesh. In a case of mass kidnapping, a group of more than 100 people from a village in Madhya Pradesh allegedly kidnapped the women and children from Rajasthan on suspicion that their men wereContinue Reading
Rome: Filippino churches and authorities will limit attendance for the Masses of the Black Nazarene – one of the country’s largest series of events, which usually gathers millions of people to Manila each year. The Quiapo Church has instilled a 400-person cap for each of the 15 Masses that willContinue Reading
New Delhi: Rashtriya Kamdhenu Aayog (RKA), the government body set up for cow welfare has announced that it will hold a countrywide online examination on “gau vigyan” (cow science) on February 25. There will be no fee for the examination. Announcing the first-ever exam of this kind–“Kamdhenu Gau Vigyan PracharContinue Reading
London: A British Indian postal worker has been awarded nearly 230,000 pounds as compensation and loss of earnings after an employment tribunal in the UK accepted his claim of harassment and discrimination on the grounds of race and religion. Mathan Shunmugaraja had taken his former employer, Royal Mail, to theContinue Reading
