Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, a devoted follower of Christ, earned recognition from Time magazine as one of the two most influential figures of the 20th century in India, alongside the formidable former Prime Minister of India, Mrs. Indira Gandhi. She was a dedicated stalwart, committing her life to the noble cause of nation-building.
Although the debate seems settled for the time being, one shouldn't be misled into thinking that similar demands will not be made in the future. The 'Bharat vs. India' debate is a growing sentiment among many Indians and is further fuelled by right-wing mouthpieces and intellectuals.
Illuminating structural violence against Christians in India is crucial to fostering liberatory solidarity, an urgent need of the hour.
The call to violence by prominent religious and political leaders — the ones we should be able to look to in times of turmoil — must be dealt with quickly.
To misrepresent the Christian virtue of charity and to use it as a tool to attack Christians and curb their religious freedom on the pretext of implementing law and order is simply an authoritarian and anti-democratic act of state violence.
His life stands as a poignant reminder of God's unwavering faithfulness, showcasing how even those with the most calloused hearts can experience a profound transformation, much like the Apostle Paul, who once persecuted Christians, a path that Sundar Singh also traversed.
