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New Delhi: President Pranab Mukherjee today said the core values of diversity, tolerance and plurality of Indian civilisation must be kept in mind and cannot be allowed to be wasted, in remarks that come against the backdrop of the Dadri lynching over rumours of beef eating. “I firmly believe thatContinue Reading
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Harodi: Vice-President Hamid Ansari on Thursday said the state has to ensure the right to life to every citizen irrespective of faith or creed, remarks that assume significance against the backdrop of killing of a man by a mob over rumours that his family ate and stored beef in GreaterContinue Reading
Kolkata – Having spent three days with some 1,900 members of South Asia Salesian Family gathered for Congress to mark the bicentenary of Don Bosco’s birth, the 10th successor of Don Bosco reflected on the significance of his maiden visit to India, and especially to Kolkata. Eleven groups of theContinue Reading
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Kolkata – “We have discovered the force of the testimony of the charism [of Don Bosco and Mother Teresa] said Rector Major of the Salesians of Don Bosco Father Angel Fernandez Artime recalling his visit to Mother House and meeting with the Superior General of the Missionaries of Charity SrContinue Reading
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