By Matters India reporter New Delhi: Caritas India plans to intensify its campaign on cancer during the Lenten season. The social service wing of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (CBCI) uses the Lenten time to campaign on social issues and advocate changes. Father Frederick D’Souza, executive director of CaritasContinue Reading
New Delhi: Dalit Rights activist Ashok Bharti today told Caritas that the Christian community in India has a critical role to potentially change the intellectual landscape among the Dalits. Christian institutions are well organized. They are centrally placed in urban areas- where Dalits are despised, oppressed and suppressed. Educate theContinue Reading
The move is expected to mark opening up the Church in India for the third genderContinue Reading
Around 50,000 new cancer cases are diagnosed annually at the Thiruvananthapuram Regional Cancer Centre aloneContinue Reading
The project would cost 10 million rupeesContinue Reading
Tamil Nadu experienced its worst flood situation the past 100 yearsContinue Reading
The conference looks at communities as a solution to reduce disaster risksContinue Reading
A three-year project has made substantial improvement in people’s livesContinue Reading
Officials of the local Caritas will lead the operationContinue Reading
People may have money but they cannot buy food at this difficult timeContinue Reading
