Madhya Pradesh town shows way to peace, harmony
Gandhi is still relevant to set up a civilization of love
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Gandhi is still relevant to set up a civilization of love
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The forum said it was “appalled” at the way many within the Church heaped condemnation and contempt on herContinue Reading
Mitra does not want any woman left out of festivities because of menstruationContinue Reading
Bhadrak : Unidentified people torched a truck and damaged four other vehicles after they found that cattle were being allegedly smuggled in the vehicles in Odisha’s Bhadrak district, police said. The incident happened at Asurali under the jurisdiction of Dhamnghar police station on September 30, sparking tension in the areaContinue Reading
Thiruvananthapuram: Noted Malayali violinist and music composer Balabhasker (40) has passed away on October 2 morning. He was undergoing treatment after the car he was travelling met with an accident in Thiruvananthapuram on 25 September. While Balabhaskar’s two-year-old daughter Tejaswini died on the spot, wife Lakshmi (38) and driver ArjunContinue Reading
Pope Francis has stressed the need for ongoing formation for couples, before and after marriage, saying that even the basic teachings of the Church “could not be taken for granted.” The pope spoke in an address to participants in a recent course on marriage and family life held in Rome.Continue Reading
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Thiruvananthapuram: A day after Home Minister Rajnath Singh said at a public speech in Kerala that Rohingyas have started entering Kerala, a communication from the Railway Protection Force (RPF) marked ‘secret’ claimed that a huge number of Rohingyas are coming to Kerala by train. The communication is dated September 26Continue Reading
Biswanath: Little children in Assam’s Biswanath district risk their lives every day to go to school. A video of the students crossing a swift flowing river in aluminium pots grabbed attention on social media on September 28. Children in a small village called Sootea have to carry pots, big enoughContinue Reading
By Matters India Reporter Hyderabad: Poets, writers, environmentalists, social activists, academicians and others along with school children on September 28 marked the 110th anniversary of the flooding of Hyderabad. The day was celebrated under the iconic tamarind tree that saved 150 people who clung on to its branches to escapeContinue Reading
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