Outlawed NLFT militants gunned down a man and his daughter, injured three others of the family and abducted an old person at Kanchanpur in Tripura’s Dhalai district last night, police said here today. Heavily armed National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) militants attacked the house of one Anil Sen and sprayed bullets from their… Read More: Christian Militants Kill Hindu Man and Daughter, Injure Three »
“Hindus in the USA are lost or abandoned people!” “NRI stands for Non-Returning Indians!” “Indians in the USA do not invest in the higher education of their children!” Who in the USA do you think would have made derogatory statements to this effect? A. A Ku Klux Klansman B. A Bible thumping fundamentalist from Alabama… Read More: Christian Harvard professor launches anti-Hindu Crusade »
Christian groups are strongly opposing Sri Lanka’s move to introduce a bill banning religious conversions, with the Supreme Court also receiving 25 petitions in its favour and 21 against it, placing the government in a tight spot, reports OneWorld. While the bill was tabled in parliament as a private member motion by opposition parliamentarian Omalpe… Read More: Christian Groups Defend Unethical Conversions in Sri Lanka »
MOSBACH, GERMANY (ANS) — OM Ships International has purchased the Norrona I from Smyril Line at a cost of 3.6 million Euros. The ship will be renamed LOGOS HOPE, and is expected to begin active service during 2005. (Pictured: New ship “LOGOS HOPE”). Humanly speaking, it seemed impossible for OM Ships International, a non-profit Christian… Read More: Christian Evangelist Groups buys Cruise Liner for Global Conversions »
North-East India is a term that usually refers to the seven states of Assam, Nagaland, Manipur, Tripura, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh. Sikkim and the Darjeeling district of West Bengal belong to it geographically but are not normally included though often associated with the North East India Christian Council. With the exception of the two… Read More: Christian Conversions and Terrorism in North-East India »
The Rev. Sydney Knight has suggested that relations between the Buddhists and Christians is now very amicable and everything is fine between them. This could be contested. Let us look at one very important inter face between the two religions ? Christian conversion of Buddhists. Patrick Johnstone stated that Sri Lanka is the only non-Muslim… Read More: Christian conversion in Buddhist Sri Lanka »
MUMBAI: When Winnie D’Souza wanted to marry her daughter into a ‘decent’ family, she scanned the matrimonial columns of Catholic periodicals in Panaji. After shortlisting a few young men, D’Souza made inquiries about their caste. She wanted her daughter to marry a Brahmin. Most Catholic publications do not list caste categories as they did… Read More: Christian casteism: Only in India: A Brahmin groom for a… »
Bangalore, Feb 2 (PTI) In the backdrop of the JusticeSomashekhar Commission Report, noted Kannada writer MChidanandmurthy today called for introduction of a bill tocurb “religious conversion by fundamentalists” during thecoming session of the state legislature. Opposing conversions that took place by offering monetaryinducements, he alleged that it was often vulnerable sectionsof people that had been… Read More: Chidanandmurthy in favour of bill to curb conversion »
Recently a Baptist publication printed the following after being swindled by many Asian converts who they have attempted to “buy”: THE DANGER OF SUPPORTING NATIONAL PREACHERS. To channel a lot of funds to a national preacher in that part of the world is a serious mistake. Those people are incredibly poor, and an amount… Read More: Baptists Tired of Being Swindled by Rice Christians »
On the eve of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s maiden visit to Tripura, the NLFT militants today gunned down two Tripura State Rifles (TSR) jawans and shot at another at Champahaur in west Tripura. The ultras also decamped with one AK series rifle and a large cache of ammunition from the slain jawans. A senior… Read More: Baptist Militants Gun Down Two Troopers »