New Delhi

From January to April 2025, as many as 245 incidents of violence against Christians in India were reported, according to a New Delhi-based ecumenical body that records attacks against Christians.

Over 65 internally displaced persons (IDPs) from various relief camps participated in a one-day Paralegal Workshop held at St. Thomas Parish Hall, organized by St. Thomas Parish Singngat in collaboration with the CCBI Commission for Migrants, New Delhi on May 9.

In a moving expression of Christian solidarity, church leaders and faithful from various denominations gathered at Sacred Heart Cathedral for an Ecumenical Condolence Prayer Service in New Delhi on April 28.

Incidents of violence against Christians continue to be over two incidents a day in India, says the United Christian Forum (UCF, an ecumenical Christian group.

The National Lawyers' Forum of Religious and Priests was held at Eluru, Andhra Pradesh, south India, from December 6 to 8, 2024.

Shanti Avedna Sadan, New Delhi, Celebrates 30 Years of Cancer Palliative Care.

"Celebrating the 110th World Day of Migrants and Refugees: A Day of Solidarity, Hope, and Cultural Unity at Sacred Heart Cathedral, New Delhi"

The cathedral is a testament to centuries of missions that went through all forms of challenges before arriving at a long lasting triumph.