The RSS today slammed the conferment of Padma Shri on Gladys Staines, wife of slain Australian missionary Graham Staines and Left historians who had opposed the “nationalist” approach to education brought in by the NDA government. It charged the Sonia Gandhi-led UPA with converting every occasion “to make a statement against national sentiments”. “The Padma… Read More: RSS slams Padma Shri to Gladys Staines »
Hindus are demanding that Royal Mail withdraws one of this year’s Christmas stamps, claiming the mother and child image it represents is insulting to their religion. The 68p Christmas stamp, which would be used to send mail to India, features a man and woman with Hindu markings worshipping the infant Christ. The image is… Read More: Royal Mail’s Christmas stamp insults our religion, say Hindus »
The row between the Hindus in Britain and the Royal Mail, over a new Christmas stamp depicting a Hindu man and woman worshipping baby Jesus, has deepened, after the Royal Mail refused to withdraw the stamp. An umbrella body representing 250 Hindu organisations — the Hindu Forum of Britain — has demanded the withdrawal… Read More: Row between Hindus in Britain, Royal mail deepens »
Rani Gaidinliu?A victim of slander Rani Gaidinliu was a political, social, religious and cultural awakener?all rolled into one. All the top-ranking leaders of the country hold her in very high esteem. She became a legend in her lifetime and innumerable people?young and old?draw inspiration from her. Rani Ma was born on January 26, 1915.… Read More: Rani Gaidinliu?A victim of slander »
The Hindus believe that all religions are the same. This indoctrination by the various Hindu religious leaders is based on the philosophy that God (Brahman) is in all living creatures though different religions follow different paths to attain salvation. Having accepted this philosophy, the broad-minded Hindus, who are tolerant to everything, do celebrate Christmas like… Read More: Pseudo-secularism and the Making of Crypto »
Among other meanings, proselytism connotes the giving up by a person his religion and embracing another. This may be occasioned either by conviction or by coercion and or temptation by a promise of a better material life. While the former is excusable the latter is unpardonable as it amounts to the exploitation of a person’s… Read More: Proselytism and one’s conscience »
In her police complaint, Priyalatha has charged Shantaraju, pastor of Bethel Church and Bethel Student Centre, with having sex with young girls and getting them abort. A city pastor has been accused by his own wife of being a paedophile and of misappropriating church funds. The charges against K Shantaraju, the 45-year-old pastor of… Read More: Pastor’s wife accuses him of sexual abuse of minor girls »
The Narmada Samajik Kumbh, a purely cultural event is being politicised and demonised so much that it makes one feel as though the Hindus cannot even gather for a legitimate cause. The unwarranted protest of some Christian leaders over the Kumbh and the instant support of the Congress Party to them only confirm the long-held… Read More: Narmada Kumbh and the manufactured evangelical protest »
In his explosive new book The Armies Of God: A Study In Militant Christianity, British-born, Malaysia-based academic Iain Buchanan blows the lid off a subject that most scholars and journalists tend to shy away from: the rise of US evangelism as a force in global affairs. His book looks at how some of the powerful… Read More: Militant Christianity – Evangelical Christianity: Devils in high places »
Sri John Dayal and other strident spokespersons of Christian Church and missionaries have faulted Sri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the Prime Minister, for the public expression of his opinion that the humanitarian services that the Christian missionaries are rendering through their schools and hospital have a conversion motive. It is really astounding for them to disown… Read More: Mahatma Gandhi, Dr B R Ambedkar and Atal Bihari Vajpayee… »