Searching for his path
2017-09-11
Former India cricketer Vinod Kambli believes God has a purpose for him. He also wants to be a cricket coachContinue Reading
A dedicated fest for an iconic church
2017-09-08
Suresh Moona Shivajinagar is where thousands of people belonging to different faiths, converge on September 8 every year. They all congregate to celebrate with all veneration, devotion and jubilation, the Birthday of mother Mary, the mother of Jesus. The statue of Mary is located in a shrine outside the mainContinue Reading
Indians travel more for religious reasons: survey
2017-09-05
‘Social’ travel accounts for nearly 86% of all overnight travel; travel for purposes of religion is a distant second, show NSSO survey data.Continue Reading
Karnataka: Reaching out to women who get left behind
2017-09-05
Deepthi Sanjiv The newly set up journalism department of St Agnes College in Mangaluru is trying to reach out to women at work, who often go unnoticed. Laxmi Shenoy, head of the department, told Bangalore Mirror that the department was encouraging students to write stories on women as part ofContinue Reading
Benedictine promotes indigenous robes for liturgy
2017-09-02
Simplicity of the vestments in the early days signified that the Church closely identified itself with the poorContinue Reading
Countdown to Christmas begins in Philippines
2017-09-01
The Christmas season lasts until January 6Continue Reading
Indian Malayalees celebrate ‘Onam’ in Philippines
2017-08-28
Onam this year falls on August 5Continue Reading
Modern Indian women excelling in stock market
2017-08-27
New Delhi — Many Indian women including homemakers have increasingly entered the stock market, often considered the domain of men in India. “The need for financial independence, the potential to make quick money and possibilities of creating wealth, in the long run, are larger reasons why women are becoming besottedContinue Reading
Anyone can eat anything they like from this woman’s fridge, for free
2017-08-27
People can leave surplus food in the ‘community fridge’ so that those who can’t afford food can get something to eat. It was the idea of Dr Issa Fathima Jasmine, an orthodontist in ChennaiContinue Reading
Mother Teresa Colony a picture of neglect
2017-08-24
Ongole: While the federal government spends millions of rupees for publicity and sensitization of public on open defecation, a demand for toilets from more than 500 families in an enclave named after Mother Teresa Colony has gone unheard for years. The authorities in Andhra Pradesh state say they cannot takeContinue Reading