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Indian Christians ask Govt to protect churches during Holy Week

As Christians, participating in the liturgies of the passion, death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, we ask for protection and security for our defenseless community" writes the GCIC.

Violence in Chhattisgarh: Radicals target Christians

A mob of 40 people belonging to Bajrang Dal stormed into a church at 4 pm on Saturday and attacked Christians who had gathered there for prayer. The church leader issued an email sent by one of the leaders of the local church.

Christian alliance urges Modi to halt torment in Madhya Pradesh

"The Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi must control the government of this State and order them to enforce the guarantees in the constitution of India," said Sajan George, president of the Global Council of Indian Christians.

Miscreants destroy Odisha Christians’ homes, poison water wells

DAILY life is becoming a nightmare again for many Christian communities in the state of Orissa (Odisha), scene of the worst anti-Christian pogrom in India's history in 2008.

Christian leader wants to see a ‘new’ India against corruption

By Nirmala Carvalho GREATER attention to India's ethnic and religious minorities, corruption, social justice, empowerment of women, education, support for the sick, the disabled and...

Two Christians arrested in Kashmir on false charges

TWO Christians in Srinagar, the capital of Indian state, were arrested on April 10 on false charges of forced conversions. The arrest took place, after a Muslim mob attacked two men, five women and two children, all of British origin.

Fringe group depicts Rahul, Sonia as Jesus and Mary

JESUS and the Virgin Mary depicted - respectively - with the faces of Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi, and a caption that reads 'Italian scam.' The digitally altered image appeared on the Facebook page of the 'All India Congress Haters Association.

Hindu zealots attack pastors in Karnataka & MP: report

THE first incident dates back to September 5th, in the village of Sagar (Shimoga, Karnataka). The Rev. Damodara, 42, of the Parishudda Prarthanalaya Pentecostal Church, led a prayer service.

Hubli Christians go ahead with prayer meet despite opposition

ALTHOUGH Hindus blocked roads with burning tires and pelted cars with stones to discourage attendance, the "Jesus Christ Festival of Blessings" was still held Nov. 25-27 at the Chelli Railway Colony ground in Hubli.

Withdraw cases against innocent Christians, bishops tell Gowda

A delegation of bishops from Karnataka led by the Archbishop of Bangalore Bernard Moras, and the Bishop of Mangalore Aloysius Paul D'Souza met Chief Minister Sadananda Gowda and urged him to withdraw all pending cases against some young Christians.
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