By Sujata Jena – Bhubaneswar: I attended a gathering of some 200 people who had assembled at Anugraha Peetha (Center of Grace), a church center
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Celebrating the Teachers Who Made Life Bright
By Robancy A Helen – Every year, September 5 is celebrated as Teachers’ Day. Like our parents, it was our teachers who moulded us to
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Thousands Join Campaign Against Anti-Conversion Laws in India
New Delhi: Many prominent citizens in India demanded for a repeal of all Anti-Conversion Laws in India, in the context of the Anti-Conversion Bill scheduled
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National Dalit Christian Watch Names its First National Secretary
By Robancy Helen – A Carmelite nun from Hyderabad has been named as the first national secretary of the National Dalit Christian Watch (NDCW). Sister
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Dalit Christian Activist Bags Prestigious European Award
By Robancy A Helen Arokiasamy Vincent Raj popularly known as Evidence Kathir received the prestigious award Raoul Wallenberg Prize with the cash of 10,000 euros
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TN: Coalition Proposes ‘Dalit Rites’ in Catholic Church
By Verghese V Joseph – In the light of recent developments in the Tamil Nadu’s Catholic Church, a Dalit Christian coalition has proposed a new
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Church to Provide Legal Help to Fr Stan Swamy
Ranchi: Bishop Theodore Mascarenhas, SFX, of Ranchi Archdiocese on Thursday said that the church would would take all legal measures to defend the arrested Jesuit
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Part VII: Education System in India Yet to Address Poverty, Inequality
By Fr Soroj Mullick, SDB – The education system in India, is yet to respond effectively to the persisting poverty and inequality which result from
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Enroll for Dalit Christian Artists Fest, Workshop Begins Jan 18
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (CBCI) Office for SC/BC is organising a Dalit Christian Artists workshop at ISI Bangalore from 18th to 20th January
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Caste and Christianity: Old, New, Old Insights
February 2, 2015 This article appeared in February 2, 2015. However, we find it is still relevant in today’s context and happy to reproduce Fr.
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