Media, elections and death of communication
General Elections 2014 was essentially a media election. Voters were incidental to itContinue Reading
General Elections 2014 was essentially a media election. Voters were incidental to itContinue Reading
By Ambrose Pinto SJ Bengaluru: In the midst of the hype that the country is moving into a superpower we are in the news again. But that news is no good news. We have been rated as the second most unequal country in the world after South Africa, according toContinue Reading
He was a true disciple of Saint Francis of AssisiContinue Reading
By : Irfan Engineer The observations of Allahbad High Court on Thursday stating that the Muslim personal law on triple talaq didn’t give unbridled authority to a Muslim male to unilaterally divorce his wife would be welcomed by Muslim women who have been victims of misuse of the provision inContinue Reading
By: Dr KM Cherian I have known Dr. J. Jayalalithaa from 1988. When I started my career at Vijaya Hospital, we got a call from the CM’s office that she was coming to the hospital with a patient. I told them that she need not take the trouble of coming,Continue Reading
by Astrid Lobo Gajiwala Mumbai: On November 29, more than 50 Muslim women and social activists entered the inner sanctum of the Haji Ali shrine which houses the tomb of the 14th century saint Sayed Peer Haji Ali Shah Bukhari. The entry came after a ruling of the Supreme CourtContinue Reading
By : chhotebhai. When I think about “Freedom of Religion in India – with special reference to the Christian community”, a rather audacious question springs to my mind. Do we have freedom of religion in India, or freedom for religion? I daresay that we have freedom for religion, and aContinue Reading
Fr. Peter Hans Kolvenbach, the 29th Superior General of the Society of Jesus (1983-2008) died in Beirut Lebanon on November 26. He would have completed 88 years on November 30. May he rest in peace! Fr. Kolvenbach inherited the mantle of the leadership of the Jesuits from the visionary andContinue Reading
New Delhi: In the dense smog that engulfed India’s capital early this month, a baby named Vaishnavi gasped through the night. Inside the concrete room that her father and mother rent for $20 a month, they took turns staying up, laying a hand on her rib cage, feeling it moveContinue Reading
The decision to put a one day ban on Hindi NDTV, since withheld, came as a big jolt to the country. A major channel was asked to stop the broadcast. The charge was that its broadcast on Pathannkot revealed sensitive information regarding national security. On the same Pathankot issue thisContinue Reading
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