Pope Francis enquires about victims of Cyclone Ockhi
Archbishop of the Latin Catholic Church condemned grave negligence on the part of authorities Continue Reading
Archbishop of the Latin Catholic Church condemned grave negligence on the part of authorities Continue Reading
Trivandrum: The Latin Catholic Diocese has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit the Cyclone Ockhi-affected areas of Kerala and treat it as a national calamity, saying the Centre had not done enough to handle the situation. The vicar-general of the diocese, Fr Eugene Pereira, told The Telegraph that theContinue Reading
The Latin Catholic Church has decided to intensify its agitation until all fishermen left stranded in the outer sea by cyclone Ockhi are rescued. A meeting of the pastoral council under the Thiruvananthapuram archdiocese of the Church, convened by Archbishop Soosa Pakiam M., decided to launch day-and-night agitations at variousContinue Reading
Panaji: Nearly 200 protesters staged a dharna outside the Goa Archbishop’s official residence in Panaji on December 9, protesting against the Church’s decision to relocate of the feast venue of recently anointed saint Joseph Vaz. The Church decided to relocate the venue from a sanctuary dedicated to the saint inContinue Reading
People were in shock and disbeliefContinue Reading
The Kumbh Mela was on Friday declared as India’s ‘Intangible Cultural Heritage’ by UNESCO. The event was inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by the UN body. The annual congregation of pilgrims was one of the 33 new additions to the list this year.Continue Reading
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By Sujata Jena, SS.CC. Trivandrum: Cyclone Ockhi has come and gone but it has left many families under trauma and shock. The air of the coastal belt of Southern India of Kerala is now filled with the howling and crying of the distressed family members of the missing fishermen. CycloneContinue Reading
New Delhi:A number of prominent Muslim organisations, including the Jamat-e-Islami Hind (JIH) and Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind (JUH), on Thursday condemned the US decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and said the move will hamper a “comprehensive resolution” of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. JIH Vice President T. Arif Ali said the TrumpContinue Reading
HYDERABAD: The Church of South India (CSI) lost a luminary with the passing of its former Moderator, Rt Rev Dr BP Sugandhar, here on Tuesday. The who’s who of the community and leaders cutting across all parties attended his funeral at St John’s Cemetery in Secunderabad on Wednesday evening. HeContinue Reading
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