Don’t send children to convent schools: Hindu outfit
Ponda — An umbrella organization for Hindu rightwing groups has asked parents in Goa to keep their children away from convent schools where it alleges their culture gets stifled. Hindu girls in convent schools are not allowed to wear bangles, apply ‘kumkum’ (red vermilion powder) on their forehead, wear Indian dress, orContinue Reading
Agra church attack: Cops track ‘suspicious’ phone numbers
A Christian delegation met Mulayam Singh on SaturdayContinue Reading
Vatican resolves Bangalore archdiocese’s language controversy
The directive was issued on April 12, the Feast of Divine MercyContinue Reading
Tribal high-achievers discriminated at work places: Study
The participants believed that ethnic discrimination was meant to perpetuate upper caste hegemonyContinue Reading
Marian statue tied with dog leash, bishops demand action
A dog chain was tied to the neck of Mother Mary statueContinue Reading
Hindu rights party pushes sterilization for Christians, Muslims
Christians and Muslims are a threat to HindusContinue Reading
Shipwreck off Libya kills 400
More than 500 people were killed in the Mediterranean in the first three months of this yearContinue Reading
Bishops’ second medical college to focus on tribals, marginalized
The medical college is coming up in most backward regions in IndiaContinue Reading
Church attack could impact investment: Kirloskar
Kirloskar’s words are the first words of caution from a top Indian industrialist about the church attacks at homeContinue Reading









