Clinic to help NGOs stay healthy
2016-03-02
48 NGO representatives attended a special seminar entitled ‘Empowering NGOs for the Future’ on February 15Continue Reading
Madhya Pradesh woman bobbitizes rapist
2016-03-02
The man is now undergoing treatmentContinue Reading
Stop building huge churches, religious forum urges bishops
2016-03-01
The forum lists several scandals in the Indian ChurchContinue Reading
Soni Sori attack: Bastar IG announces cash reward
2016-02-29
Raipur: As Umar Khalid, the JNU student who is in jail on the charges of sedition took the name of AAP leader and tribal activist Soni Sori in his speech on the college campus, it has become even more important for the Bastar police to solve the case of attackContinue Reading
Stop caste kitchens: CM to cops
2016-02-29
‘A police force that is divided on caste lines cannot be expected to work in unison’Continue Reading
Kerala government backtracked on Nadar reservation: Cardinal Cleemis
2016-02-29
While realising his dream projects, the Chief Minister fails to see the plight of the poor, he said.Continue Reading
Kerala has great ability to adapt to new values: President Pranab
2016-02-28
Thrissur: ‘’Kerala is a state where religions share traditions. I am glad that the Muziris project seeks to bring alive the wonderful mosaic of cultural influences. Churches light oil lamps and raise flags as is done in Hindu temples. Similarly, Cheraman mosque has an oil lamp which is always lit,’’Continue Reading
Women group demands arrest of Soni Sori’s attackers
2016-02-28
Raipur: A women’s group has criticized the Chhattisgarh government for not arresting the attackers of tribal social activist Soni Sori. “It is unfortunate that the Chhattisgarh police couldn’t arrest the criminals who assaulted the Adivasi (tribal )activist Soni Sori by smearing black chemical liquid on her face” said Shahira Banu,Continue Reading
Tribals testify success of Church’s healthcare program
2016-02-27
Mumbai: A 300-strong gathering of shanty dwellers from Mumbai as well as tribals from various parts of Maharashtra congregated at Holy Name School, Colaba, Thursday. Far from attending a religious ceremony though, they had come to testify how a wellness programme initiated by the Catholic Church was bringing them benefit.Continue Reading