Mixing commerce with philanthropy, former Australian skipper Steve Waugh is now on the look out for a business partner from India in between his efforts to relieve the sufferings of the thousands of tsunami victims in the Andamans. Waugh, on a tour of the country for the last few days, has already met the chief… Read More: Australian Cricketeer Waugh Raising Funds for Missionary Groups in India »
Police have arrested a well-known Asheville church choir director on charges he had sex with two children. Leonard Jerome Smith, 53, of Blanton Street, Asheville is charged with felony statutory rape of a child older than 6 and felony first-degree child sex offense. The acts are alleged to have occurred with two separate children in… Read More: Asheville church choir director charged with child sex crimes »
Pravin Togadia of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad was recently prevented from making a speech in Trivandrum. The district authorities, supported by the ruling Congress-led government of A K Antony, prohibited him from addressing a meeting organised by a Hindu Unity Foundation, on the topic of the rights of Hindus. The reason given? That Togadia… Read More: Apartheid in India »
Another way that India is slowly losing its Vedic culture is through the process of secular or English and Christian education. Of course, in public schools all Vedic books have been removed from the curriculum. So there are no possibilities to study the ancient Indian literature or art. Thus Vedic values are no longer part… Read More: American Scholar on Indian Christian Schools – The War Against… »
The Supreme Court should have issued notice to all parties involved in the Graham Staines case before excising portions from its verdict dealing with conversion. The Supreme Court shocked the Hindu community when on January 25 it succumbed to pressure from Christian activists and modified its January 21 judgement in the Graham Staines murder… Read More: A shocking revision »
Chris Hedges is a journalist who for two decades was a foreign correspondent for the New York Times spending much of his time reporting from conflict zones in El Salvador, the Middle East and from Serbia covering the Balkan wars of the 1990s that divided and destroyed a country under the guise of humanitarian… Read More: A Review of Chris Hedges’ Christian Fascism »
Dr T Hanuman Chowdary Conversion to Christianity is a multi-national religious business. Just as business multinationals compete with one another to sell the same commodity or service, a number of church groups and missionary organizations are competitively marketing and selling their ware -Christianity. In fact, in a debate on conversions on TV-9, a Telugu TV… Read More: A Conversion (Religious) MNC »
‘Hinduism and many of the occult activities that come out of the Orient are inspired by demons and demon worship…There’s this concept that all religions are the same and all are good. That is not true. The worship of the Devil is not good’. —Pat Robertson (one among the deadly devils from the west!!) Christist… Read More: Violent missionaries and beleaguered Hindus of Orissa »
It is not surprising that India has the most number of Missionaries. (Source: TIME) You may wonder, out of all the countries in the world, why have Missionaries chosen to attack India? There are four simple reasons: India is a tolerant nation – In no country in the world is religious freedom available to people… Read More: Why India? »
A new mood of aggressive evangelism has been emanating from America. Well-funded, superbly networked, backed by the highest of the land, seized of its moral supremacy, it has India as one of its key targets, reveals VK Shashikumar in a disturbing exposé This could be the plot of a fevered thriller. A jingoistic president, multi-million… Read More: Bush’s Conversion Agenda for India: Preparing for the harvest »