In order to defend the unborn and promote the pro-life cause in the nation, over 300 pro-life activists and Christians demonstrated at the inaugural National March for Life on August 10 in Jantar Mantar, Delhi, holding anti-abortion signs, singing Christian songs and saying prayers.
India marked its 75th anniversary of independence today with citizens displaying the national flag at their homes and businesses for three days nationwide as part of a government drive to kindle the sense of patriotism in every heart.
To confront the triple discrimination that the Dalit community in Odisha face based on their caste, religion and poverty, the National Dalit Christian Watch (NDCW) founded its chapter in the state on August 6.
Tribal people outside of India applauded Draupadi Murmu's election as the country's fifteenth president.
The 15th president of India, Droupadi Murmu, will assume office on 25 July in place of departing President Ram Nath Kovint. She would be the first woman from a scheduled tribe to hold the nation's highest position.
By Nov. 15, the world’s population is projected to reach 8 billion, and by 2023, India is projected to surpass China as the world’s most populous country, according to a new report from the United Nations.
Christians across India commemorated the one-year passing of Father Stan Swamy, a Jesuit and tribal rights activist from Jharkhand who passed away on 5 July 2021.
Seven aborted babies were discovered abandoned in a container next to a bus stop on the outskirts of Mudalagi, Karnataka, by locals.
On July 11, the Indian Supreme Court will hear a petition requesting an end to "targeted hate speech" directed at the Christian community and assaults on their houses of worship.
A 65-year-old Catholic priest in Kerala was discovered hanging in the parish hall of a church on Tuesday evening.
The archbishop of Bengaluru has refuted allegations of forced religious conversion at a Christian school, and urged the state government to investigate how many students in Christian institutions have converted to Christianity in the last 100 years.
A Christian educational institution in Karnataka has been criticized after it was discovered that their registration form included a paragraph asking non-Christian families for permission to allow their children to take Bible classes.
