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Anti-Conversion Laws in India Considerations and Suggestions

India, Sept. 29 -- Of late, various Church journals have been dwelling on Anti-Conversion Laws (currently prevalent in 12 Indian states) in view of the latest hearing in the Supreme Court of India on ... Read More


The Emperor is Naked!

India, Sept. 29 -- Almost two hundred years ago, in April 1837, the noted Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen, had his short story "The Emperor's New Clothes" published in "The Little Mermaid," as ... Read More


Durga Puja: Bengal's Festival of Faith, Art, and Communion

India, Sept. 29 -- As Bengal prepares for Durga Puja, the streets of Siliguri, Kolkata, and Krishnagar begin to hum. There is a familiar rhythm of clay being moulded, pandals rising, and communities g... Read More


Festivals of Discord

India, Sept. 29 -- India is renowned worldwide for its vibrant religious and cultural diversity. Its festivals-Diwali, Eid, Holi, Christmas, Navratri, Gurpurab, Pongal, and many more-have traditionall... Read More


A Week in Sri Lanka Lessons for India

India, Sept. 29 -- Three years ago, when Avadesh Kaushal passed away at the age of 87, I felt as though I had lost not just a friend but a guide. He was one of those rare men who carried the weight of... Read More


Print Media in a Digital Age

India, Sept. 29 -- It is a joy and a privilege to reflect with you today on a subject that is close to our hearts and vital to our mission: Print Media in the Digital Age: Staying Relevant and Navigat... Read More


Print vs Digital

India, Sept. 29 -- The digital age is here to stay. Any discussion that disregards this is logically fallacious. As of early 2025, approximately 5.64 billion people-68.7% of the world's population-use... Read More


Birthday Celebrations and Democracy!

India, Sept. 22 -- A few days ago, newspapers greeted us with full-page ads, all vying to outdo one another in wishing the PM on his birthday. We also watched lavish celebrations and wondered whether ... Read More


Killing Galileo Again

India, Sept. 22 -- Who is the enemy of the people? The contemporary society disdainfully views with contempt the killing of Galileo, for he is a symbol of progress. The words "progress" and "progressi... Read More


Rewriting History

India, Sept. 22 -- A Post-Colonial Revision of History History is continuously being rewritten. Updating scholarship with new data available is what academicians are busy with. Corrections are require... Read More