A London-bound Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner carrying 242 passengers and crew crashed in Ahmedabad on Thursday afternoon, killing all but one on board in what officials are describing as the world’s worst aviation disaster in a decade.
Over the next four years, the co-chairs will focus on uplifting Indigenous communities across Canada, India and beyond by strengthening their rights to self-determination and research governance.
The Church of North India made history on 10 June 2025, when it consecrated the Rt Revd Neena Charan as Bishop of the CNI Bhopal Diocese, making her the third woman to hold episcopal office in the denomination.
Tensions have once again flared in violence-hit Manipur, with fresh unrest injuring at least 11 people following the arrest of a prominent Meitei group leader over the weekend.
The Rashtriya Christian Morcha (RCM) successfully conducted simultaneous demonstrations across multiple states on 9 June 2025, protesting alleged violence and discrimination against Christian communities in India.
The Kerala High Court has upheld an individual’s fundamental right to change their religion and have this reflected in educational records, delivering a landmark judgment that reinforces constitutional protections for religious freedom.
The arrests follow the tragic events of the evening of 4 June outside M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, where eleven people died and over 50 others sustained injuries as thousands of RCB fans gathered to celebrate the team’s maiden IPL title victory.
The Supreme Court has delivered a scathing judgment against the Uttar Pradesh Police, quashing criminal proceedings under the UP Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act, 1986.
As of June 3, 2025, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare reported 4,026 active COVID-19 cases nationwide. Kerala remains the most affected state, accounting for 1,416 active cases.
Authorities in Gujarat have dismantled an illegal abortion network operating in Bavla, a town near Ahmedabad, shedding light on the persistent issue of female foeticide in India.
Churches and Christian groups across India are preparing to hold nationwide demonstrations on 9 June to speak out against rising incidents of violence targeting believers.
The Delhi High Court upheld the dismissal of Lieutenant Samuel Kamalesan, a Christian officer terminated in 2021 for refusing to participate in religious rituals at his regiment’s temple and gurdwara.
