Christian groups aid girls serving in Hindu temples
India’s government outlawed the practice in 1988, yet poor parents continue to give away daughters in “marriage” ceremonies to templesContinue Reading
India’s government outlawed the practice in 1988, yet poor parents continue to give away daughters in “marriage” ceremonies to templesContinue Reading
Vatican City: Even her friend of more than 30 years, Father Sebastian Vazhakala, did not know Mother Teresa had conversations with and visions of Jesus before forming the Missionaries of Charity. It wasn’t until after her death, for the vast majority of people, that this part of Mother Teresa’s spiritualContinue Reading
Aroup Chatterjee, a London-based physician, published “Mother Teresa: The Final Verdict” in 2003Continue Reading
Voices from the Ruins: Kandhamal in Search of Justice, the latest documentary by the renowned activist and film maker K.P Sasi, based on gruesome anti-Christian riots that took place in Kandhamal, Odisha, was released on July 17th, 2016. In the occasion of the release of the much awaited film, theContinue Reading
Mumbai: Not everyone gets two invites to the canonization ceremony of Mother Teresa. But then, not everyone is Usha Uthup. Uthup has been a long-time supporter of Missionaries of Charity. She attended Mother’s beatification ceremony at the Vatican in 2003. At Mother’s canonization on September 4, Uthup will be aContinue Reading
The polio-afflicted commercial pilot runs a training school for disabled pilots in LondonContinue Reading
Sister Prema, head of the Missionaries of Charity, and Father Brian Kolodiejchuk, the postulator in Rome, liked the logoContinue Reading
Phulbani: It is just a matter of rupees one thousand. If Julian Pradhan and his two brothers pay this money as a fine to their neighbours, things will return to the way they were. But eight years after they lost their homes in Kandhamal riots, the three brothers are refusingContinue Reading
It was first time in the Indian history, when the Indian State had officially accepted the historical injustice committed to the Adivasis and other forest dweller communities, and promised to right the historic wrongs by recognizing their traditional rights over the forest and forest land under the Scheduled Tribe andContinue Reading
Across Bihar’s Nonia Tola, people claimed liquor was available at every nook and corner of the townContinue Reading
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