Nun from persecuted Church heads Daughters of Charity
2018-03-12
Our people are still in agony and painContinue Reading
Women’s day celebration start of journey to liberation
2018-03-07
Churches celebrate women’s day but never touch the entrenched structures of discrimination existing in themContinue Reading
Kerala’s “fitness priest” makes headlines
2018-02-23
Maintaining health is as important as delivering a good sermonContinue Reading
“Changes come when people feel other’s pain”
2018-02-20
Monopoly given to any party tempts them to become evilContinue Reading
An inspiration from the border
2018-02-10
Farhana Firdous braved neighbors ridicules and arduous journeys to emerge a winnerContinue Reading
Five Adivasi women activists we should know
2018-01-29
some Adivasi women have stood up for their communities and humanity to preserve democracy and peaceContinue Reading
Leading investigative journalist wins India’s “Booker Prize”
2018-01-20
Joseph’s stories have triggered greater public debate and have contributed to significant policy and systemic changesContinue Reading
Empowering women in northeastern India
2018-01-11
Women’s Development Centre has helped hundreds of women and men find a better life Continue Reading
AIIMS catholic nurse dies of cancer for delivering eighth child
2017-12-29
New Delhi: The senior nursing officer at AIIMS, New Delhi, gave up her life for the conviction. Sapna Tracy, 43, chose to deliver her eighth baby even after medical recommendations of terminating the same. She delivered the baby in 2015, and 2017 cancer took her life. She died on MondayContinue Reading
Kerala’s Mother Teresa a mother to homeless
2017-12-29
Matthew Thommen It’s called Bethlehem. It’s a home for the homeless, a refuge for those rejected elsewhere, and it started, well, not in a manger, but in a poultry shed. The Bethlehem Abhaya Bhavan was set up 20 years ago by Ms Mary Esthappan, a mother of three who livesContinue Reading