USD funding Hindu supremacist groups targeting Christians in India, claim reports
A recently published article by Dr. Jules Gomes raises alarming concerns about the flow of American money to Hindu supremacist organisations in India.
A recently published article by Dr. Jules Gomes raises alarming concerns about the flow of American money to Hindu supremacist organisations in India.
Police have arrested a government land records officer (Patwari) for assaulting and holding captive a Christian man who had approached him for documentation related to a caste certificate.
India has deported a Canadian citizen following visa regulation concerns in the northeastern state of Assam.
The discovery of suspected ancient temple remnants, including idols of god Shiva and goddess Parvathy, during a routine land excavation at the Pala bishop’s house in Kerala has sparked a remarkable display of communal harmony as both Hindu and Christian communities work towards an amicable resolution.
The Governor has accepted his resignation whilst requesting him to continue as caretaker Chief Minister until alternative arrangements are made.
In a victory that has reshaped Delhi’s political landscape, BJP has swept back to power in the national capital after 27 years, securing 48 seats in the 70-member legislative assembly.
...the film “derogatorily portrays Jesus Christ, Christians and Christian services, distorting the image of Jesus, key aspects of Christian doctrine, particularly the sacrament of Baptism, and misrepresenting conversion as a criminal activity”.
We can find hope by looking at what at first sight may seem a very unlikely source, the Old Testament book of Lamentations.
The Rajasthan Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religion Bill, 2025, marks the state’s latest attempt to regulate religious conversions, making all offences under the legislation cognisable and non-bailable.
The budget’s cornerstone announcement involves significant income tax relief, with no tax payable on annual incomes up to ₹12 lakh under the new regime.
The Indian government has extended a five-year ban on the Khalistani organisation Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), with intelligence agencies reporting the group’s alleged involvement in separatist activities in Manipur.
The stampede occurred between 1 and 2 a.m. on Wednesday, 29 January, when crowds broke through barricades at the Sangam area, where millions had gathered for a holy dip on Mauni Amavasya.