Indian archbishop warns Church in India to act before faith fades
A retired Catholic archbishop in India has warned Church leaders to listen more closely to young people and take steps to strengthen the faith, before it’s too late.
A retired Catholic archbishop in India has warned Church leaders to listen more closely to young people and take steps to strengthen the faith, before it’s too late.
An evangelist from the Brethren Church and a humble auto driver from Madhya Pradesh is facing legal trouble after being accused of forced religious conversion under the Madhya Pradesh Freedom of Religion Act
The landmark decision addresses the decades-old constitutional debate on religion-based reservations and protections.
Christians in Bastar district of Chhattisgarh staged a moving protest when they were denied the right to bury a young accident victim according to their faith, adding to a troubling pattern of religious discrimination in the region.
A case has been registered against Arun Pannalal, President of the Chhattisgarh Christian Forum, following an ultimatum from Hindu organisations over a controversial social media post related to the Pahalgam terror attack.
The court order shields the Catholic nun from immediate arrest while police continue their investigation.
A 58-year-old Christian and Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) branch manager from Indore, became the only identified Christian among 26 civilians killed when terrorists struck the scenic Baisaran valley in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir on April 22.
The participation of four Indian Cardinals in this Conclave represents significant representation for the Indian Catholic community, which continues to grow in importance within the global Church.
Christians across India celebrated Easter Sunday with religious fervour and gaiety on 20 April, marking the resurrection of Jesus Christ with calls for faith, hope and renewal.
The Minorities Welfare Department issued a Government Order on Thursday, April 17, authorizing payment of monthly stipends to 8,427 pastors for a seven-month period from May 2024 to November 2024.
Six Christian families have returned to their homes in remote Karigundam village in Chhattisgarh, after government intervention, two days after being forcibly evicted for refusing to renounce their faith, according to local pastors and officials.
Delhi Police denied permission for the annual Way of the Cross procession on Palm Sunday, sparking outrage among Catholic organisations and political parties who labelled the move “unfair” and “shocking”.