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Panaji: Hundreds of people on May 17 attended the funeral of Father Desmond de Souza, a liberal priest who gave a justice-driven face to the Asian Church. The Redemptorist priest died suddenly three days earlier on an operating table while undergoing an emergency angioplasty. He had suffered a massive heartContinue Reading

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Nagpur: Music flows through the blood of most of the people from the ‘seven states’ of northeastern India. A Pauline Sister, Caroline Duia from the Khasi Hills of Meghalaya is no exemption. The native of Shillong, capital of Meghalaya, shares with Matters India about her music debut and her contributionsContinue Reading

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Kozhikode: “Nalla Manushyar Aanu” – “They are good people.” This is a default comment that you will hear about the people of Kozhikode, Kerala. From its fabled auto drivers who return every penny of change, to its palliative clinic that provides free care for the terminally ill, to simple heart-warmingContinue Reading

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Ajmer: A 70-year-old woman, who lived on the alms from neighbours in her last days, died in Nullah Bazaar of Ajmer on Thursday. The neighbours collected money to perform her last rites. Later, when they searched the woman’s room, they found fixed deposit documents amounting to two crore rupees! TheContinue Reading

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Gangaloor: Ten years ago, Sr. Ann Mary Chempakasseril faced a tribunal in front of 10,000 villagers, people that her order was founded to serve in the lush Bastar region of India. She and 13 others stood accused of collaborating with the Maoists, Communist insurgents known locally as “Naxalites,” in tryingContinue Reading