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Delhi Archdiocese Rejects Claims Of Sexual Abuse By Kerala Nun's Family
The Delhi archdiocese has rejected the claims by family of a Kerala nun that she had informed Archbishop Anil Couto about her alleged abuse by a bishop of Jalandhar diocese.
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"Constitution In Danger, People Living In Insecurity": Goa Archbishop
The archbishop of Goa and Daman has written a letter saying that the Constitution is in danger and a lot of people are living with a feeling of insecurity. In the letter, Filipe Neri Ferrao has asked people to protect the values of the Constitution, including freedom to practice one's religion.
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No Turbulent Political Atmosphere In Country: Minorities Panel Chief
National Commission for Minorities chairperson Syed Ghayorul Hasan Rizvi today dismissed Delhi Archbishop Anil Couto's remark about a turbulent political atmosphere in the country and said he should refrain from statements that can "vitiate" the atmosphere.
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"Shed Your Prejudiced Mindset": Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi To Delhi Archbishop
Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi today asked the archbishop of Delhi to come out of his "prejudiced" mindset and asserted that minorities have progressed at a fast pace in the four years of the Modi government, which has worked for "development without discrimination".
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No Discrimination In India: Rajnath Singh After Delhi Archbishop's Letter
India does not discriminate against anyone on the basis of religion or sect, and such things will never be allowed in the country, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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"Turbulent Atmosphere", Let's Pray Ahead Of 2019 Polls: Delhi Archbishop
The Archbishop of Delhi, Anil Couto, has set off a political row with a letter that controversially refers to a "turbulent political atmosphere" threatening democracy and secularism and urges all priests to "pray for the country" ahead of the 2019 national election
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Action Against Those Involved in Attacks on Christians: Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Government will take strictest possible action against those who indulge in violence against the Christian community, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said in New Delhi today.
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Archbishop Meets Father Prem Kumar; Expresses Joy Over his Return
Delhi Archbishop Anil JT Couto today met Father Alexis Prem Kumar and his family members and expressed joy over his safe return to India, eight months after he was kidnapped by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Thousands Protest on Bengaluru Streets Against Delhi Church Attacks
Nuns, priests and archbishops chanted Hail Mary on the streets of Bengaluru today as thousands of Christians took out a procession in the city against the recent attacks on churches in Delhi.
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Delhi Church Attack: No Headway in Investigation
A day after a church in South Delhi was allegedly vandalized, investigation into the case appears to have made little progress. The police, who said it was a case of robbery and not vandalism, filed a case late on Monday night, but they are yet to identify any suspect.
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Delhi Archdiocese Rejects Claims Of Sexual Abuse By Kerala Nun's Family
The Delhi archdiocese has rejected the claims by family of a Kerala nun that she had informed Archbishop Anil Couto about her alleged abuse by a bishop of Jalandhar diocese.
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"Constitution In Danger, People Living In Insecurity": Goa Archbishop
The archbishop of Goa and Daman has written a letter saying that the Constitution is in danger and a lot of people are living with a feeling of insecurity. In the letter, Filipe Neri Ferrao has asked people to protect the values of the Constitution, including freedom to practice one's religion.
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No Turbulent Political Atmosphere In Country: Minorities Panel Chief
National Commission for Minorities chairperson Syed Ghayorul Hasan Rizvi today dismissed Delhi Archbishop Anil Couto's remark about a turbulent political atmosphere in the country and said he should refrain from statements that can "vitiate" the atmosphere.
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"Shed Your Prejudiced Mindset": Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi To Delhi Archbishop
Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi today asked the archbishop of Delhi to come out of his "prejudiced" mindset and asserted that minorities have progressed at a fast pace in the four years of the Modi government, which has worked for "development without discrimination".
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No Discrimination In India: Rajnath Singh After Delhi Archbishop's Letter
India does not discriminate against anyone on the basis of religion or sect, and such things will never be allowed in the country, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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"Turbulent Atmosphere", Let's Pray Ahead Of 2019 Polls: Delhi Archbishop
The Archbishop of Delhi, Anil Couto, has set off a political row with a letter that controversially refers to a "turbulent political atmosphere" threatening democracy and secularism and urges all priests to "pray for the country" ahead of the 2019 national election
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Action Against Those Involved in Attacks on Christians: Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Government will take strictest possible action against those who indulge in violence against the Christian community, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said in New Delhi today.
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Archbishop Meets Father Prem Kumar; Expresses Joy Over his Return
Delhi Archbishop Anil JT Couto today met Father Alexis Prem Kumar and his family members and expressed joy over his safe return to India, eight months after he was kidnapped by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Thousands Protest on Bengaluru Streets Against Delhi Church Attacks
Nuns, priests and archbishops chanted Hail Mary on the streets of Bengaluru today as thousands of Christians took out a procession in the city against the recent attacks on churches in Delhi.
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Delhi Church Attack: No Headway in Investigation
A day after a church in South Delhi was allegedly vandalized, investigation into the case appears to have made little progress. The police, who said it was a case of robbery and not vandalism, filed a case late on Monday night, but they are yet to identify any suspect.
