By Matters India Reporter Mumbai: As an answer to Pope Francis’ invitation to dedicate November 19 as “World Day of the Poor” by increasing our deeds of love towards the poor, Focolare Movement India is set to launch a new project called “DIL”(Deeds that say I Love). “The aim ofContinue Reading
The Karnataka Sahitya Academy has announced a massive research project titled Dalit Christians Samskrutika Shodha Maale on Dalits who converted. It envisages study of cultural, social aspects, conflicts and the political changes of Dalits who converted. The project has been taken up under the Special Unit of Schedule Caste andContinue Reading
Bengaluru: group of 25 city-based techies who took part in two-day hackathon Hack4Her, have come up with technology-based solutions to support education for women. These include providing access to online educational materials for girls, including a need-based helpline with information on their rights, building capacities of tutors in Kishori SanghasContinue Reading
By Asgar Qadri Varanasi: Over the last two decades luxury brands have eyed India’s fast-moving economy, booming middle class and youthful population, already among the world’s largest, hoping they had discovered their next big market. But it wasn’t to be. Along with India’s protectionist policies (talks with the European UnionContinue Reading
India is the largest whisky market in the worldContinue Reading
Vijayawada: At least 26 were feared dead after a boat carrying 38 people on board capsized at Pavitra Sangamam ghat in river Krishna on Sunday. Initial reports say that the death toll has already reached 26 and 16 bodies have been recovered. 12 people were either rescued by local fishermenContinue Reading
Naaz’s house was stoned when she was live on tvContinue Reading
The celebration of Dalit Liberation Sunday is a clarion call to the whole Christian community to be the voice of the voicelessContinue Reading
The three-day meet will address issues related to human traffickingContinue Reading
Pauri: In moments when noise from the HNB Hospital in Pauri dies, mostly late at night, a feeble cry can be heard on the ground floor corridor. The faint squeals come from a 62-year-old mentally ill and disabled woman who has been in the facility’s “psychiatric” unit for the pastContinue Reading
