By Allen Brooks Guwahati, June 17, 2025: In the heart of Manipur, where rolling plains and enchanting hills whisper tales of unity and strife, two young girls, K Nganthoi Sharma of the Meitei community and Lamnunthem Singson of the Kuki-Zo community once gazed up at the same sky and dreamedContinue Reading
By M L Satyan Coimbatore, June 13, 2025: Two days ago, I came across a YouTube video showing a group of human rights activists campaigning in a bus in Chennai. Their motive was to sensitize people about corporate companies looting the forests in Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Odisha. OneContinue Reading
By Rani Punnasseril Churachandpur, May 16, 2025: In the once peaceful hills of Churachandpur, now marred by grief and unrest, the silence speaks volumes. The ethnic violence of 2023 tore through this land like a tempest, uprooting thousands of lives and leaving in its wake a trail of sorrow andContinue Reading
By Mudita Menona Sodder Mumbai, May 13, 2025: On May 24, 1925, Pope Pius XI declared Madeleine Sophie Barat a saint of the Catholic Church. This momentous occasion marked the culmination of a long process of recognizing the extraordinary life and profound impact of the Foundress of the Society ofContinue Reading
By Joseph Maliakan New Delhi, May 12, 2025: On Maundy Thursday this year, just four days before his death, Pope Francis, in spite of being very seriously ill, visited Regina Coeli, the historic Roman prison to wash the feet of the inmates. And weeks before this, Pope Francis transferred 200,000Continue Reading
By ML Satyan Coimbatore, May 8, 2025: Why there is a sudden war between India and Pakistan? Is this an economic war or a political war? The war between India and Pakistan is very much human-induced and a result of failures. It was reported that the Pakistani terrorists killed 26Continue Reading
Bastin Nellissery May 2, 2025: In the pages of Hope: The Autobiography, co-authored by Italian journalist Carlo Musso, Pope Francis – Jorge Mario Bergoglio offers a rare and deeply personal reflection on games and Salesian influence that shaped his spiritual journey from childhood. At the heart of this connection wasContinue Reading
By Vanaja Jasphine Madurai, April 28, 2025: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of India is a statutory body established on October 12, 1993, under the Protection of Human Rights Act 1993. Its primary function is to protect and promote human rights and acts as a watchdog for human rightsContinue Reading
By George Kannanthanamn Bengaluru, April 24, 2025: Easter Monday was deeply distressing for me knowing of Pope Francis’ death. But by Easter Tuesday, I overcame my sadness. I realized that I should rather ‘rejoice’ over the great life of Pope Francis, than being sad about his death. I never metContinue Reading
By Shaiju Chacko Rome, April 23, 2025: I was lucky to be in Rome as the Catholic Church prepared to bury Pope Francis. I came to the eternal city as part of an extensive pilgrimage beginning in Rome and unfolding through sacred destinations such as Medjugorje, Lourdes, Fatima, Avila, andContinue Reading
