The poor cry out to us: do we respond?
The poor cry out to us today: do we have the prophetic courage to respond to them in a proactive way and accompany them, in their struggle for a more just, equitable and humane, hope-filled world?
The poor cry out to us today: do we have the prophetic courage to respond to them in a proactive way and accompany them, in their struggle for a more just, equitable and humane, hope-filled world?
As persecution of Christians continues to rise globally, churches across India joined an international prayer initiative during the first two Sundays of November, with strong participation reported from cities and towns nationwide.
The killing of a Hmar schoolteacher in Manipur's Jiribam district has sparked a chain of violence that culminated in a deadly clash between security forces and armed men, leaving two elderly men dead and six civilians, including three children, missing.
The announcement follows a recent directive from October 25, requiring all FCRA-registered NGOs to report changes in key functionaries within 45 days, regardless of pending license applications.
A wave of attacks has intensified across Manipur, with armed militants launching coordinated assaults in multiple districts over the weekend.
Christian organisations in Assam have launched a vigorous defence against what they term “unfounded, baseless and unacceptable” allegations by Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Surendra Jain regarding church involvement in drug trafficking.
Modi took to social media platform X to share details of their exchange, emphasising his anticipation of strengthening India-US relations across various sectors including technology, defence, energy, and space.
The retreat’s program included various sessions designed to address contemporary challenges faced by young Christians while strengthening their faith foundations.
In a landmark development for religious cooperation, Mizoram has witnessed the establishment of the Council of Churches in Mizoram (CCM), a pioneering initiative bringing together major Christian denominations in the state after 130 years of religious diversity.
The event, jointly orchestrated by International Prayer Connect (IPC), Nehemiah Missions, and the South Asia Prayer Council, aims to unite believers in prayer for Hindu communities worldwide.
More than 3,000 Christians from various denominations gathered near the Indian Parliament on 26 October to protest what they describe as an alarming surge in violence against their community across the country.
The city of Ayodhya has achieved two Guinness World Records during its eighth annual Deepotsav celebration, the first such event since the consecration of the Ram Temple in January 2024.