By Patricia Mukhim Shillong: Shillong was once defined as a pluralistic society. The state of Meghalaya was created without bloodshed in 1972. That was quite an achievement. So the gentry were correct in conjuring images of the Shillong they knew, lived and worked in before 1979 happened. That was theContinue Reading
To bear a vibrant witness to our Christian faith, we need to relentlessly and wholeheartedly work for the poorContinue Reading
Ugyen Gyalpo This was one monsoon season, some twenty summers ago, where the hills of Darjeeling were soaked by non stop rain and surprised by sudden break of sunlight, refracting picturesque rainbows and people welcoming the sun-shower with folkloric songs of the foxes marriages. The fresh crystal rain drops fromContinue Reading
Five priests, a nun and an art student have come together at an art camp held in Vagamon to portray the need for mercy.Continue Reading
Contributing half his income towards the education of children of rickshaw-pullers, daily wage earners and municipal drain workers in the city was something that this 59-year-old small tea shop owner in Cuttack has been doing for the past 18 years.Continue Reading
Dalits constitute more than 60 percent of Christians in IndiaContinue Reading
Fr. Saju knows that a few pure liturgists disagree with his style of dancing inside the churchContinue Reading
Ramadan and Lent are quite similar in several aspectsContinue Reading
By Poorvi Gupta Nine women from across India have set out for one of the most adventurous and life-altering trips of their lives. They started from Delhi on May 12 for a small village of Munsiyari near Pithoragarh district in Uttarakhand. It takes about 10 hours of car-ride from Haldwani,Continue Reading
The Legislature and the Judiciary have failed to provide respect to women in societyContinue Reading
