Guwahati, Aug 26, 2020: A small state in India’s troubled northeast has managed to contain the Covid-19 pandemic much better than some larger states with more resources. Mizoram is tucked away between Myanmar and Bangladesh, about 1,500 miles from New Delhi. It registered its first case on March 24—the dayContinue Reading

By Lissy Maruthanakuzhy Panaji, Aug 14, 2020: Sister Vimala Joseph Thottumannil has lived in the same convent in Mumbai, western India, for more than 30 years because of her specialized work: architecture. The member of the Italy-based Pie Discepole del Divin Maestro (Pious Disciples of the Divine Master) designed severalContinue Reading

By Benwen Lopez Pune, Aug 4, 2020: As India struggles to redefine secularism, a core value that guides its Constitution, a Jesuit priest tries to give an alternative understanding of the principle of separation of the state from religious institutions. Jesuit George Karuvelil recently published a book “Faith, Reason andContinue Reading