The Diocese of Indore in Madhya Pradesh, central India, opened its 15th three-day Bible Convention on October 18 at St. Paul Higher Secondary School, bringing together priests and the faithful for Bible-based reflection, prayer and healing.
An opposition fact-finding team has reported allegations of intimidation, attacks on churches and restrictions on religious practices affecting Christian communities in several districts of West Bengal, eastern India, following a mob attack that forced an Indigenous Christian Bible convention to end early.
A mob attack on a Catholic parish in West Bengal’s Nadia district forced organizers to end a four-day Santali Bible convention early after church property was damaged and several Christians were reportedly injured.