• BOOK REVIEW: LUMINOUS FOOTPRINTS

    LUMINOUS FOOTPRINTS(The Christian impact on India) Authors: Lancy Lobo & Denzil FernandesPages: 152 Hardcover, Price: Rs 1295/-Published by: Routledge, Taylor & Francis, London & New YorkDistributors: Atlantic Publishers & Distributors orders@atlanticbooks.com This is a book by two redoubtable Jesuit scholars. Lobo is currently the Research Director of the Indian Social Institute, New Delhi, while Fernandes…

  • KANPUR CHRISTIANS PLEDGE UNITY

    The Christian community in Kanpur celebrated the Christian Unity Octave (CUO) from 18th to 26th January 2026 with devotion and dedication. For the first time all 8 days of the Octave were booked; three by Catholic churches, two each by the CNI and Methodist churches, and one independent church; hosted by Revs Antony K.K., Lancy…

  • AS THICK AS THIEVES

    There are some common English sayings like – “As thick as thieves”, “Birds of a feather flock together” and “Fools seldom differ”. By now an intelligent reader like you would have guessed where this is going. It’s pointing to Trumpeting Trump and his coterie. Does it surprise you that those whom Trump has called his…

  • PRESIDENT RESPONDS TO CATHOLIC FORUM

    Smt Draupadi Murmu, Hon’ble President of India responded to the Memorandum dt 31st December 2025 submitted by me in my capacity as the Chairperson of the Indian Catholic Forum (ICF). The Memorandum highlighted the attacks on Christians across India that spiked at Christmas time. Besides creating a fear psychosis in the community it also attracted…

  • MEMORANDUM ON CHRISTMAS ATTACKS

    Hon’ble Smt Draupadi Murmu,PRESIDENT OF INDIRashtrapati BhawanNew Delhipresidentofindia@rb.nic.in 31st December 2025 Respected Rashtrapatiji, Sub: Christmas attacks on Christians Namaskar! I respectfully place before you some of the legitimate fears and apprehensions of the Christian community in India. It is common knowledge that the pro-rata contribution of the Christian community to the nation in the realm…

  • THE YELLOW CARD

    There are two reasons why I remember the Yellow Card. The first dates back to boarding school more than 60 years ago. We had monthly tests for which we got cards – Gold for excellence, Blue for good work, Yellow for average marks and Pink for failure. During my eight years of boarding I got…

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  1. Very well edified chote bhai. Always a pleasure reading your way with words and straight forward. Yes, the price is…

  2. Wonderful. Short, brief and extremely informative. With your insightful words of & on the book we are encouraged to place…