Minister predicts RSS will reconvert Punjab Christians within five years
He predicted that within five years, the RSS would ensure that Sikhs who had converted to Christianity would be brought back into the Sikh fold.
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Manipur violence was planned, not spontaneous: independent tribunal
A high-level independent tribunal has concluded that the ethnic violence that engulfed Manipur from May 3, 2023, was a planned attack rather than spontaneous unrest, indicting both state and central governments for enabling the crisis through institutional breakdown.
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Former CJI Khanna raises concerns over election commission powers in One Nation One Election Bill
Former Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna told a Joint Parliamentary Committee on Tuesday that the proposed One Nation One Election Bill grants “unfettered discretion” to the Election Commission of India, raising constitutional concerns.
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Uttarakhand cabinet approves stricter anti-conversion law with life imprisonment
Cases involving minors, women, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, disabled or mentally challenged persons will carry five to 14 years imprisonment and at least Rs 1 lakh fine.
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Indian National Congress raises alarm over rising attacks on Christian minorities
Supporting his concerns with statistical evidence, the Congress politician cited a report by the Religious Liberty Commission of the Evangelical Fellowship of India, which documented 334 incidents of targeted hostility against Christians between January and July 2025 across 22 states and union territories.
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Wave of anti-Christian violence grips Maharashtra amid calls for anti-conversion law
Christians in Maharashtra are living in fear after a series of violent attacks and political statements against their community. In one remote village, 14 Christian families were targeted, prompting believers in nearby towns to reconsider their faith for safety.
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Rahul Gandhi claims ‘vote chori’ in 48 Lok Sabha seats, Congress launches national campaign
Gandhi’s claims follow his August 7 press conference where he alleged over 100,000 votes were “stolen” in Karnataka’s Mahadevapura assembly segment through duplicate voters and other methods.
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Chhattisgarh villages ban Christian entry as Hindu groups demand restrictions
Two tribal villages prohibit pastors and priests while protesters present 11-point memorandum targeting Christian communities.
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Punjab Christian leaders unite in unprecedented declaration of faith and national commitment
Over 200 pastors from 26 denominations across 23 districts pledge comprehensive action plan to address India’s social challenge.
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Mumbai college cancels Stan Swamy memorial lecture following protest from Hindutva group
The lecture, titled “Migration for Livelihood: Hope amidst Miseries,” was due to take place virtually on 9 August, delivered by Father Prem Xalxo from the college’s department of inter-religious studies.
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Church leaders welcome move to give Goa tribals reserved assembly seats
Church leaders and tribal activists in Goa have welcomed a new bill passed by India’s parliament that seeks to give four reserved seats to tribal communities in the state’s legislative assembly.
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Christian community calls for action over politician’s threats
Christians in the Indian state of Maharashtra are urging authorities to take legal action against a politician who allegedly encouraged violence against pastors and missionaries.
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