Anugrah Kumar

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  Mar 2, 2025

  Christian couple sentenced to 5 years in prison over alleged attempted conversions released on bail

  A Christian couple in India’s northern state of Uttar Pradesh, who were sentenced to five years in prison for alleged attempted conversion, have been released on bail. Christians maintain that the evidence presented in court did not substantiate the charges of conversion, but their acquittal is expected to take a long time.

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  Mar 1, 2025

  Thieves steal Ten Commandments from church: ‘They clearly didn’t read it’

  Thieves have stolen a mural of the Ten Commandments and other Victorian murals from a church in Lincolnshire, England. Having discovered the missing artwork and two other Victorian paintings, representatives of St. Andrew’s Church in Little Steeping wondered if they had read the Eighth Commandment.

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  Mar 1, 2025

  USAID cuts over $600K funding to UK LGBT group Stonewall

  The U.S. Agency for International Development has withdrawn over half a million dollars previously allocated to Stonewall, an LGBT advocacy organization in the U.K. Another $40,000 assigned to “gender identity seminars” in Scotland has also been pulled, according to reports.

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  Feb 28, 2025

  More than 60 persecuted Christians arrested in Bangkok; 40 Uighurs deported to China

  Thai authorities in Bangkok have arrested more than 60 Montagnard Christian migrants who faced persecution in Vietnam and have also drawn criticism from the U.S. government for deporting 40 Uighur ethnic minorities back to China.

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  Feb 25, 2025

  50 Christians attacked at Sunday church service

  Fifty Christians were attacked during a Sunday service in Rajasthan state in western India, when a group of about 200 people stormed a church building in Bikaner city. Several attendees sustained injuries after being struck with iron rods, and the assailants vandalized the property before police arrived.

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  Feb 24, 2025

  Elderly woman first to be arrested in Scotland under ‘buffer zone law’ criticized by JD Vance

  A 74-year-old woman has been arrested near a Glasgow hospital, marking the first case under Scotland's new "buffer zone law." She was subsequently charged under the Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) Act.

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  Feb 24, 2025

  Pepperdine University sues Netflix for trademark infringement over upcoming 'Running Point' series

  Pepperdine University has sued Netflix, Inc. and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. for trademark infringement. The Christian university in California asserts in the lawsuit that the upcoming comedy series “Running Point” uses its branding without authorization.

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  Feb 23, 2025

  Trump lists ‘flagrant scams’ uncovered by DOGE, touts first months’ gains at CPAC

  President Donald Trump took the stage at the Conservative Political Action Conference Saturday and listed “flagrant scams” uncovered by the Department of Government Efficiency, directed by Elon Musk. He also described his administration’s achievements during its first month back in office.

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  Feb 23, 2025

  'Pray for me': Pope Francis in critical condition, undergoes transfusion as condition worsens

  Pope Francis was listed as being in critical condition over the weekend, suffering kidney failure and underwent a blood transfusion as his health deteriorated, the Vatican announced.

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  Feb 23, 2025

  Over 2,000 students respond to Jesus at Ohio State campus revival, group says

  Nearly 2,000 Ohio State University students made decisions to commit to following Jesus Christ during a massive campus revival event this week, the organizers said.