In life, they were silenced; in death, they are defiled. The refusal to bury Christian Adivasis with dignity reveals not only religious hatred but a deeper rot, where the Saffron Brigade weaponises th
Fr. Gaurav Nair
There is a systemic denial of dignified burial rights to Christians in Odisha's Nabarangpur district. Investigation exposes patterns of coercion, forced conversions, and state apathy. Grave constituti
Sujata Jena
Whatever may be your personal beliefs, your commitment is to protect the Constitution in all respects. And it mandates you to be just and fair to one and all—tribals, non-tribals, Christians, Muslims,
A. J. Philip
The Supreme Court, while quashing fake FIRs against conversion, citing procedural violations and lack of evidence, criticised the UP Police for conducting a mechanical and biased investigation, warnin
Joseph Maliakan
Pope Leo XIV's vision of peace, dialogue, and synodality resonates deeply with the needs of the Indian Church. Amid religious polarisation, internal conflict, and social injustice, Indian Catholics se
Jacob Peenikaparambil
India's $4 trillion GDP milestone is impressive, but it hides deep inequalities. For millions still struggling to meet their basic needs, growth on paper means little. Real progress lies not in aggreg
Jaswant Kaur
On the 59th World Day of Social Communications, Pope Francis urges a disarmed, hope-filled approach to communication amid global turmoil. In India, where media freedom is eroding, Catholic communicato
Cedric Prakash
The Pahalgam attack briefly united India, but the undercurrents are revealing widening chasms. While voices for peace like Prof. Ali Khan face arrest, hate speech by political leaders is normalised.
Ram Puniyani
Bangladesh faces political instability, economic collapse, and regional tensions. The interim Yunus government struggles as the civil unrest deepens, relations with India sour and Islamist forces are
Sacaria Joseph
It's the same with success. "I want to shine!" we declare. Heaven obliges—with a few storms to test your waterproofing. And suddenly, we're ducking under tables, hiding from opportunity disguised as i
Robert Clements