The ‘undoing’ of India’s former Portuguese colony

The ‘undoing’ of India’s former Portuguese colony

At the start of the Hindu holy month of Shravan in late July this year, banners appeared in parts of Goa declaring that “Goa bans beef” for the entire month. The order issued by a Hindu group had no official sanction, yet it carried weight. Shravan,...
Hundreds protest Rajasthan’s anti-conversion bill

Hundreds protest Rajasthan’s anti-conversion bill

More than 2,000 people have protested against the recently passed Rajasthan Religious Conversion Bill, 2025. The protesters, who gathered at Shaheed Smarak (Martyr Memorial) Park in the state capital of Jaipur on October 5, urged the governor not to sign the bill the...
Court upholds Indian archdiocese’s right to administer schools

Court upholds Indian archdiocese’s right to administer schools

A top court in the western Indian state of Goa has upheld the right of the Archdiocese of Goa and Daman to administer its schools, as guaranteed by the rights enshrined in the Indian Constitution. The Goa bench of the Mumbai High Court delivered the order on Oct. 3,...
Salesian College reaches out to landslide-hit students

Salesian College reaches out to landslide-hit students

Salesian College (Autonomous), with campuses in Sonada and Siliguri, has extended its support to students, faculty, and families affected by the recent landslides that have ravaged the Darjeeling hills and surrounding regions. The landslides—triggered by relentless...
Delhi Christians pray for India on Gandhi birth anniversary

Delhi Christians pray for India on Gandhi birth anniversary

Around 700 Christians from across the National Capital Region observed the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi on October 2 praying for India. The ecumenical event – “Pray for India – Pilgrims of Hope” – at the downtown Convent of Jesus and Mary was part of the...