USA, October 30, 2003: Christian missionaries in India are furiously targeting specific regions of the country in the hopes of converting the entire population to Christianity. The Hindu-run website at “source” takes a look at their designs and plans. One map shows the percentage of Hindus in each state of India. The central states have the highest and have been labeled “The Hindu Belt.” The church believes it can eliminate Hinduism if this region is converted to Christianity first. Another map shows the distribution of the Christian population in India. The highest concentration is in the south and in northeastern India. The church is targeting the “Hindu Belt” from two fronts. One front is being launched from Kerala up through Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh towards Orissa. The other front is coming from the Northeast through West Bengal, Jharkhand and Bihar towards Orissa.
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