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Need To Raise Demand For Anti-Conversion Law In Punjab: Sikh Leader
The Jathedar's remarks came days after the registration of a case against some Nihang Sikhs, who were booked for allegedly disrupting an event organised by Christian missionaries in Amritsar's Daduana village.
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Over 12,000 NGOs, Including Oxfam And Jamia, Lose Foreign Funding Licence
NGO Funding License: FCRA licences - needed to receive funding from abroad - of over 12,000 NGOs and other organisations have expired, the Home Ministry said Saturday, days after it refused renewal of Mother Teresa's charity's licence.
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Work As Usual At Orphanages, Hospices, Shelters Of Mother Teresa Charity: Official
A day after a controversy over the Centre's refusal to renew the Missionaries of Charity's license to accept foreign donations, officials of the organisation said work in its orphanages, hospices, and shelters for the poor are "going on as usual".
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4 Detained After Right-Wing Mob Attacks Madhya Pradesh School
Police have detained four persons in connection with vandalism and ruckus allegedly created by activists of right-wing groups at a missionary school in Ganjbasoda town in Madhya Pradesh's Vidisha district the day before over the religious conversions
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Day After Cancelling Transfer Of Kerala Nuns, Church Takes A U-Turn
A day after revoking a transfer order issued to four Kerala nuns staying at a Kottayam convent with a colleague who was allegedly raped by Bishop Franco Mulakkal, the Jalandhar diocese of the Catholic Church today released a communique overruling the decision. The new letter stated that the transfer order still stands because bishops do not usually...
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3 Telangana Teen Siblings Die In Fire At US Home 2 Days Before Christmas
Three young siblings from Telangana have died in a house fire in the US on Sunday. The three, who were missionary students, were guests for the holidays with the Coudriet family in Tennessee when the fire broke out around 11 pm. Aaron Naik, 17, Sharron Naik, 14 and Joy Naik, 15, were killed, along with 46-year-old Kari Coudriet, the owner of the ho...
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In Kerala Nun Rape Case, Police Summon Congregation Representative
A day after the bishop was sent to judicial custody, the Kuravilangadu police sent the notice to the congregation's public relations officer, sister Amala, asking her to appear before the probe team in seven days.
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Principal Of Assam School Arrested For Allegedly Dishonouring Tricolour
The principal of a missionary school in Assam's Morigoan district was arrested on charges of dishonouring the national flag, police said today.
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Mother Teresa Order Head Blames Child Welfare Body In Infant Sale Scandal
For the first time since a nun was arrested in Jharkhand's capital Ranchi 13 days ago for allegedly selling an infant, the Superior General of the Missionaries of Charity has spoken out, expressing "regret, sorrow and condemnation of individual actions" that she spelt out have, however, no links to the Missionaries of Charity.
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In Baby-Selling Scandal, Cops Counter Bias Charge With Nun's Confession
Days after the Roman Catholic Church backed the nun at the Missionaries of Charity shelter home in Ranchi who has been arrested for selling four babies, the police put out a video of the nun confessing to her role in the racket. In this short clip, the nun says three babies had been had been sold but the fourth infant, was given away for adoption f...
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Need To Raise Demand For Anti-Conversion Law In Punjab: Sikh Leader
The Jathedar's remarks came days after the registration of a case against some Nihang Sikhs, who were booked for allegedly disrupting an event organised by Christian missionaries in Amritsar's Daduana village.
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Over 12,000 NGOs, Including Oxfam And Jamia, Lose Foreign Funding Licence
NGO Funding License: FCRA licences - needed to receive funding from abroad - of over 12,000 NGOs and other organisations have expired, the Home Ministry said Saturday, days after it refused renewal of Mother Teresa's charity's licence.
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Work As Usual At Orphanages, Hospices, Shelters Of Mother Teresa Charity: Official
A day after a controversy over the Centre's refusal to renew the Missionaries of Charity's license to accept foreign donations, officials of the organisation said work in its orphanages, hospices, and shelters for the poor are "going on as usual".
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4 Detained After Right-Wing Mob Attacks Madhya Pradesh School
Police have detained four persons in connection with vandalism and ruckus allegedly created by activists of right-wing groups at a missionary school in Ganjbasoda town in Madhya Pradesh's Vidisha district the day before over the religious conversions
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Day After Cancelling Transfer Of Kerala Nuns, Church Takes A U-Turn
A day after revoking a transfer order issued to four Kerala nuns staying at a Kottayam convent with a colleague who was allegedly raped by Bishop Franco Mulakkal, the Jalandhar diocese of the Catholic Church today released a communique overruling the decision. The new letter stated that the transfer order still stands because bishops do not usually...
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3 Telangana Teen Siblings Die In Fire At US Home 2 Days Before Christmas
Three young siblings from Telangana have died in a house fire in the US on Sunday. The three, who were missionary students, were guests for the holidays with the Coudriet family in Tennessee when the fire broke out around 11 pm. Aaron Naik, 17, Sharron Naik, 14 and Joy Naik, 15, were killed, along with 46-year-old Kari Coudriet, the owner of the ho...
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In Kerala Nun Rape Case, Police Summon Congregation Representative
A day after the bishop was sent to judicial custody, the Kuravilangadu police sent the notice to the congregation's public relations officer, sister Amala, asking her to appear before the probe team in seven days.
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Principal Of Assam School Arrested For Allegedly Dishonouring Tricolour
The principal of a missionary school in Assam's Morigoan district was arrested on charges of dishonouring the national flag, police said today.
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Mother Teresa Order Head Blames Child Welfare Body In Infant Sale Scandal
For the first time since a nun was arrested in Jharkhand's capital Ranchi 13 days ago for allegedly selling an infant, the Superior General of the Missionaries of Charity has spoken out, expressing "regret, sorrow and condemnation of individual actions" that she spelt out have, however, no links to the Missionaries of Charity.
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In Baby-Selling Scandal, Cops Counter Bias Charge With Nun's Confession
Days after the Roman Catholic Church backed the nun at the Missionaries of Charity shelter home in Ranchi who has been arrested for selling four babies, the police put out a video of the nun confessing to her role in the racket. In this short clip, the nun says three babies had been had been sold but the fourth infant, was given away for adoption f...
