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Hindu Leaders Split Over Yoga for Christians
Hindu religious leaders have strongly criticized a Catholic spiritual teacher for encouraging her pupils to find God through yoga.
Rajasthan Governor Renews Hope for Anti-Conversion Bill Withdrawal
The governor of Indias Rajasthan state this week alluded to the possibility that the states latest anti-conversion bill might receive treatment similar to that of the previous one, which was returned to the state government in 2006 by the then-Governor Pratibha Patil.
U.N. Envoy to India Affirms Rise of Religious Intolerance
The United Nations special rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief recently confirmed the rise of religious intolerance in India and said divisions based on religion must be halted now.
6th Indian State Passes Anti-Conversion Bill
The government in Indias Rajasthan state sanctioned an anti-religious conversion bill Friday in a bid to scrutinize Christian activities, including allegations of conversions by force and allurement.
Joyce Meyer's Festival of Life Revives Mumbai
Hundreds of thousands of people have flooded to Joyce Meyers Festival of Life in Mumbai, India, where renown Christian artists Delirious and Hillsong are performing live.
Over 700 Indian Christians Move to Relief Camps to Avoid Attacks
Over 700 Christians in India have taken shelter in government-run relief camps, fearing attacks by Hindu extremist groups.
9 More Christians Killed as Orissa Violence Spreads
The violence that began in the Indian state of Orissa on Christmas Eve continued through Friday, with arson attacks killing at least nine more Christians.
Christmas Riots Continue in Orissa
Violence against Christians in the Indian state of Orissa continued for a third day Thursday even as hundreds of armed police patrolled parts of eastern India.
Christmas Eve Mobs Thwart India Church Celebrations
At least 15 to 20 churches were attacked and three churches burnt down by Hindu fundamentalists in Indias Orissa state on Christmas eve.
Vatican Defends Right to Spread Message
Amid rising accusations against the Catholic Churchs aggressiveness in seeking souls in countries like India, the Vatican recently reaffirmed that it has every right to spread its message and accept converts.