Water Worries
By The Associated Press Drilling machines roar as water gushes through thick pipelines laid where rice once grew. These days, […]
Sister Nivedita’s Story
By Sadhu Prof. V. Rangarajan When a great man has prepared his workers, he must go to another place, for
Compassion Hospital
India is a land where advanced medical services are unavailable or too expensive for many who need them. Now Sri
Conversion’s Sordid Past
By Vamadeva Shastri The Christian activities in India are not unique. In fact, they are in lock step with more
India’s Christian Challenge
By M.P. MOHANTY India found itself in the unwelcome focus of world attention when in late December churches were attacked
What Happened in Dangs?
THE HISTORY BEHIND RECENT HINDU-CHRISTIAN CLASHES IN GUJARAT On January 7, 1999, the respected Sarvodaya leader Ghelubhai Nayak, 82, made
Sage of Sacred Art
With Rajiv Malik SITTING FOR HOURS CROSS-LEGGED on the floor of his Udaipur home, encircled by paints and brushes, B.G.
India’s Ecological Mess
By M. P. Mohanty India has a culture and tradition of holding every form of life in esteem. Indeed, even
Humane Society video exposes animal horrors
It’s a terrible truth, unknown to most Hindus. One million old cattle a year are sold at auction by poor
Educating India
By Choodie Shivaram The Education Minister’s conference in New Delhi began with the singing by a group of blind school