Christians jailed as Sunday prayers disrupted in UP
Seven Christians were arrested in Uttar Pradesh after Hindu nationalist groups interrupted prayer services on 24 August. The groups accused believers of carrying out illegal religious conversions.
Seven Christians were arrested in Uttar Pradesh after Hindu nationalist groups interrupted prayer services on 24 August. The groups accused believers of carrying out illegal religious conversions.
Catholics in the Syro-Malabar Church’s Ernakulam-Angamaly archdiocese have urged their bishops to reopen St Mary’s Cathedral Basilica, which has been closed to Eucharistic celebrations for nearly three years.
The Synod of Bishops of the Syro-Malabar Church has officially approved a resolution to end a liturgical conflict that has troubled the Church for years.
The probe comes after Hindu organisation members specifically targeted the hospital premises on July 27, vandalising property, damaging equipment and misbehaving with doctors during their protest.
Two tribal villages prohibit pastors and priests while protesters present 11-point memorandum targeting Christian communities.
Two Catholic priests, two nuns, and a catechist were attacked by a mob of approximately 70 people near Gangadhar village in Jaleswar on 6 August, sparking condemnation from the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (CBCI).
Five days after two Catholic nuns walked free from Durg Central Jail, political pressure is mounting for the closure of what critics describe as a fabricated case built on religious prejudice and communal targeting.
Close to one hundred Christian worshippers cowered behind locked church doors as Hindu extremists surrounded their building, shouting violent threats on a Sunday afternoon in Chhattisgarh state recently.
The Religious Liberty Commission of the Evangelical Fellowship of India (EFIRLC) released a report Tuesday documenting 334 incidents of targeting against Christian communities across India between January and July 2025.
A small Christian church in northern India is experiencing growth and renewed hope after enduring severe persecution, with support from a Christian charity helping to rebuild both the ministry and the pastor’s livelihood.
His comments have drawn criticism from opposition leaders and concern from Christian groups, who fear the law could be misused against religious minorities.
One of the three tribal women at the centre of trafficking allegations against two Kerala Catholic nuns has publicly alleged that she was coerced into giving false testimony, as the sisters remain in judicial custody after courts refused to hear their bail applications.