Christian tribal women begin hunger strike demanding justice after railway station assault
"The women were forced to take this extreme step because police have failed to register a case against their attackers."
Church & Ministry
-
Anglicans gather in India to address modern slavery and human trafficking
Globally, nearly 50 million people are estimated to live in conditions of modern slavery, with around 11 million in India alone, making the country the world’s slavery capital.
-
Catholic seminary in Madhya Pradesh raided amid conversion allegations
Police and senior government officials in Madhya Pradesh state raided a Catholic seminary on 5 November after a local newspaper accused it of converting students to Christianity, amid growing reports of anti-Christian hostility in the region.
-
PM Modi meets Syro-Malabar church leaders, assures support for Christian community
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, November 4, held a meeting with senior bishops of the Syro-Malabar Church in New Delhi.
-
Kolkata Christian Burial Board launches free ‘dignity burial’ programme
The Christian Burial Board in Kolkata has launched a new initiative to ensure that every person, regardless of their financial situation, receives a respectful and dignified buri
-
Supreme Court issues notice on petitions challenging Rajasthan’s anti-conversion law
The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the Rajasthan government on two public interest litigations challenging the constitutional validity of the Rajasthan Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religion Act, 2025.
-
Chhattisgarh HC refuses to remove village bans on Christian pastors, directs petitioners to local bodies
The Chhattisgarh High Court has refused to remove hoardings in eight villages of Kanker district that ban the entry of Christian pastors and converted Christians from outside, directing petitioners to first approach village councils and local authorities before seeking court intervention.
-
Displaced Catholics in Manipur celebrate opening of first church in conflict-hit region
Catholics in a remote corner of India’s Manipur state have celebrated the opening of the region’s first church built specifically for internally displaced persons (IDPs), marking a powerful moment of hope amid ongoing ethnic and religious violence that has devastated the Christian minority.
-
Chhattisgarh Christians face systematic exclusion as villages in Kanker district ban clergy, force reconversions
Residents of Tekathodha village in Chhattisgarh’s Kanker district erected a large signboard at their village entrance on October 13, declaring that Christian pastors, priests, and religious workers are prohibited from entering.
-
American and two locals arrested over alleged conversion attempt in Maharashtra
According to police officer Harshavardhan Barve, the trio was accused of “holding a prayer meeting and attempting to convert Hindus to Christianity.” About 35 villagers reportedly attended the gathering.
-
India Mission Summit 2025 concluded in Dimapur with call for renewed vision
The India Mission Summit 2025 concluded yesterday, October 3, at the Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo (DABA) in Nagaland after four days of intensive dialogue, worship, and collaboration among over 1,500 Baptist leaders and believers from across India.
-
Violence against Christians escalates in Chhattisgarh: home demolished, church sealed
A Christian family was rendered homeless after a mob of 60-70 villagers demolished their house and destroyed their belongings in Mukaram village of Sukma district on September 28, 2025.
Most Popular
-
Three Christian leaders detained again in China amid renewed religious freedom concerns
-
Pakistani Christian woman released on bail after more than a year in blasphemy case
-
Christian tribal women begin hunger strike demanding justice after railway station assault
-
Northeast Christian groups demand urgent centre intervention to end Manipur crisis
-
Five Christians killed in Uganda after unrest sparked by pork stall dispute