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RNI No. 72289/99 Registered No. DL(N)-06/236/2009-11   

MARCH 16 - 31, 2010

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 DELHI / NCR
 
WOMEN’S RESERVATION, A FAR CRY STILL!
Many male MPs in most political parties, it is alleged, do not like to give up their dominance in parliament and are opposed to the passing of the women reservation Bill. While outwardly pretending to support the Bill they conspire to defeat it somehow. Those who are not even willing to abide by the self-evident truth that all men are created equal may find it even difficult to believe that all men and women are created equal!
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A SWAMI, A STEWARDESS AND THE TEMPLE OF SIN
New Delhi, March 2, 2010 (Times): A SELF-STYLED Hindu holy man and a British Airways stewardess have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in a lucrative prostitution racket. Police said that Shiv Myra Dwivedi, a Hindu "swami", used his temple in south Delhi as a front to provide as many as 200 prostitutes, including air hostesses and students, often to clients in five-star hotels. In his spiritual guise, he claimed a following of more than 100,000 people, including leading politicians.
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NEW PICTORIAL WARNINGS ON TOBACCO PACKS
New Delhi, 13 March (IANS): Come June 1 and cigarette packets and tobacco products will carry a new set of pictorial health warnings, an NGO said Wednesday. Binoy Matthew of Voluntary Health Association of India (VHAI), an NGO said: ‘The ministry of health and family welfare March 5 notified the new pictorial health warnings which will be implemented on all tobacco products from June 1.’
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REV P. S. PHILIP ELECTED SUPERINTENDENT OF AG MALAYALAM DISTRICT
Punalur: The Assemblies of God Malayalam District has elected a new committee. This committee with five members will oversee churches and pastors in its jurisdiction for a term of two years.
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DALIT CHRISTIAN ACTIVISTS ARRESTED AND RELEASED DURING 'LONG MARCH’
Chennai, March 9, 2010: Several Christians including three Catholic bishops were Friday, March 5, arrested and later released during a march for reservation status to Dalit Christians and Muslims.
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INDIA’S GREAT CHRISTIAN VISIONARY LEADER PASSES AWAY
BANGALORE, INDIA: A longtime leader, visionary and pioneer Missionary Pastor T.T. Joseph of Indian Pentecostal Church (IPC) of Karnataka State passed away at his residence in Bangalore, late Monday night, March 8,2010 at 11:45 pm. He was 83 years old as he breathed his last and he was surrounded by four of his five children during the last hours.
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BATALA VIOLENCE 'PROFOUNDLY DEPRESSING': NCCI OFFICIAL
March 5, 2010 (Christian Today): The scene in Batala is totally heartbreaking, says a church official who was on a solidarity visit to Punjab last week. Two Protestant churches were burnt and several Christians injured after violence erupted in Batala following protests over an offensive picture of Jesus Christ.
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DECLARE INDIA ‘HINDU' NATION: TOGADIA
Azamgarh, Mar 9 : Demanding a revision in the Indian Constitution, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) today said India should be declared 'Hindu Nation' to check 'Jehad’. VHP general secretary Praveen Togadia said this, while addressing a function here.
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GOVERNMENT TO FOOT BPL FAMILIES' HEART, KIDNEY TREATMENT BILLS
New Delhi, 13 March (IANS): The government will fully reimburse families living below the poverty line (BPL) for treatment of heart and kidney diseases, Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad told the Lok Sabha Friday.
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GILL: “MASIH SEWA DAL WILL PROVIDE GUIDANCE TO CHRISTIAN YOUTH”
Batala, March 13 (Shelly Albert, Correspondent, Punjab): The National President of All India Masih Sewa Dal, Mr. Albert Gill, addressed a large gathering of young people in Said Mubarak village in Batala. He was optimistic about the role of the Dal in providing guidance to Christian youth in the region.
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MP CHIEF MINISTER WANTS GITA TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS
BHOPAL, S Gupta, TNN, Mar 7, 2010: After the row over Surya Namaskar and yoga, the Shivraj Singh Chouhan-led BJP government in Madhya Pradesh appears to be heading for another showdown with minorities: this time, over the Bhagwad Gita that the CM wants as part of the curriculum in government-run schools.
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GOD'S HEALING TOUCH IN ORISSA
March 5, 2010 Chandpur: Last few weeks we could experience the healing and delivering hands of God in many lives. Tangi is a village 1 km from our Chandpur. Sister rajani pradhan is around 35 yrs old and having 2 children.the family is devotees of Hindu gods and goddesses. For the last two years she was possessed and shows the symptoms of Asthma, but really there were no diseases, they were financially good and even could take her to Kolkata during last February.
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MARRIAGE REGISTRATIONS IN KERALA: PALOLI CLARIFIES
Trivandrum, March 5, 2010: Minister for Local Administration Paloli Mohammed Kutty has sought to clear misgivings about the marriage registration rules that came into force in Kerala State two years ago. Mohammed Kutty said in an official release here on March 3 that there were attempts to create schism in society in the name of the rules.
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ANU'S MYSTERIOUS DEATH: PRIEST ARRESTED
KOZHIKODE, March 5, 2010: Priest Fr. K Joseph alias ‘Habeeba Achan’ of Pathanapuram Mount Tabor monasty has been arrested by the Crime Branch in connection with the mysterious death of Anu, an inmate of Pothukal Christian Hostel near Nilambur.
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AEA YOUTH COMMISSION SETS UP "PRAYER NETWORK" WEBSITE
New Delhi, Feb 26, 2010 : Asia Evangelical Alliance Youth Commission (Director, Rev. Joseph Lee) has set up a "Prayer Network" website -http://ycprayer.asiaevangelicals.org. The objectives of this website is to strengthen the network among youth ministers in Asia and to facilitate joint prayer topics for Asia Evangelization as well as youth mission.
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LOOTING AND THEFTS DISPLAY ABSENCE OF FAITH IN GOD, REMARKS CHILEAN BISHOP
Santiago, Chile, Mar 3, 2010 (CNA).- In comments to Catholic News Agency, Bishop Philip Bacarreza Rodriguez of Santa Maria de Los Angeles in Chile explained that the looting and thefts that have occurred following the earthquake on February 27, are "a further demonstration of the people's lack of Christian values,” and absence of faith.
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VIETNAM NUNS OPEN HOME FOR WOMEN TO PREVENT ABORTIONS
A Church-run home in Hue, central Vietnam, is helping to stop women aborting their babies by providing a safe haven for them to have their children. Six months ago, Tran Thi Thu Hien (not her real name) decided to terminate her three-month-old pregnancy after her boyfriend abandoned her. She was also too scared to return to her family.
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WORLD VISION SUSPENDS OPERATIONS IN PAKISTAN AFTER STAFF KILLED
March 11, 2010 (Christian Today): Christian aid agency World Vision has suspended its operations in Pakistan after suspected militants Wednesday attacked its office, killing six of its employees and wounding several others. Officials in Pakistan said the militants armed with grenades and riffles stormed the World Vision building in Mansehra district and set off a bomb before opening fire at the staff.
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CHRISTIAN-MUSLIM VIOLENCE RAGES IN NIGERIA
Jos, Nigeriam 7 March 2010 (VOA): Witnesses say at least 120 people have been killed in fighting near the volatile Nigerian city of Jos. Nigeria's acting president has ordered security forces to hunt down those behind the violence. Residents in the village of Dogo Nahawa say unidentified gunmen raided their village before dawn Sunday, shooting in the air to draw people out of their homes before attacking them with machetes and knives.
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SCIENTISTS FIND MATHEMATICAL FORMULA FOR THE PERFECT WIFE
London, 3 March 2010 (Telegraph) - Sticking to the formula would increase a couple's chances of a long and happy marriage by a fifth, the team from the Geneva School of Business found.
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WORLD VISION MAKES CASE FOR NUTRITIONAL AID TO US CONGRESS
Mar. 11, 2010: Aid that promotes nutrition and food security has wide-ranging benefits compared to its costs in the fight against poverty-related problems, a top humanitarian policy analyst at international aid agency World Vision said Thursday during a Congressional hearing on global hunger.
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IRAQI CHRISTIANS FLEE MOSUL AFTER SERIES OF MURDERS
Bagdhad, Fri, Feb. 26, 2010 - Christian families in Iraq are fleeing the northern town of Mosul in droves after a string of unprovoked murders left at least 10 believers dead, a ministry working with persecuted churches reported.
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HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP SEEKS FREEDOM FOR CONVERTS TO WORSHIP IN MUSLIM WORLD
LONDON Mar. 03, 2010 – A new human rights group is mobilizing people around the world to stand up for the freedom of religious converts to freely live out their faith. Set My People Free to Worship Me is planning to stage simultaneous marches on April 3 in London, Frankfurt, Melbourne, Cairo, South Africa, Stockholm and Sydney.
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CARDINAL ANNOUNCES PRAYER CAMPAIGN FOR CHILE
Santiago, Chile, Mar 4, 2010 (CNA)- Cardinal Francisco Javier Errazuriz of Santiago is urging the faithful of Chile to unite in prayer each day at 7 p.m. local time to remember the victims of the country's recent earthquake, and to thank God for the gift of life.
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RADICAL FEMINIST DEMAND UN ‘SUPER AGENCY’
New York City, Mar 4, 2010 (can) - The Obama administration has endorsed a proposal to create a new U.N. “super agency” to advance extremist feminist ideology, the Population Research Institute (PRI) says. The organization warns the agency could engage in “cultural imperialism” in service to radical causes.
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CATHOLIC CHARITY HELPS PROVIDE NEW FACILITY FOR MENTALLY DISABLED IN EGYPT
Cairo, Mar 4, 2010(CNA) - The Catholic Charity Aid to the Church in need (ACN) reported on Wednesday that they are helping fund a new center for the mentally disabled in Egypt. The new facility will allow for those who minister to the disabled population to leave their current center in the desert.
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CHURCHES CAMPAIGN FOR NUCLEAR FREE WORLD
March 5, 2010, (Jenna Lyle, CT): An alliance of nine British Churches has joined the World Council of Churches in calling on governments to drastically reduce their nuclear arsenals. The alliance includes the Church of England, the Church of Scotland, the Church in Wales, the Methodist Church, and the Baptist Union of Great Britain.
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ANGLICAN HEAD DEFENDS UNIQUENESS OF CHRIST
LONDON, Mar. 04, 2010– The Archbishop of Canterbury has urged Christians to approach interfaith dialogue with confidence in their own beliefs about the uniqueness of Christ while retaining a desire to learn from others. In an address exploring the finality of Christ in a pluralist world on Tuesday, Dr. Rowan Williams said people who believed in absolute truth were liable to be branded bigots or intolerant by those who felt that what was right for some was not necessarily right for others
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PERSECUTION LIST: N. KOREA, IRAN TOP OPPRESSORS OF CHRISTIANS
(Michelle A. Vu, Christian Post Reporter) - North Korea is for the eighth straight year the world’s top persecutor of Christians, according to Open Doors' 2010 World Watch List. The notoriously restrictive regime bans all religions other than a semi-personality cult centered around the current leader, Kim Jong-Il, and his father, Kim Il-Sung. It is illegal to be a Christian in North Korea and authorities have executed people found to possess a Bible.
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SCHOOL CENSORS KG POSTER WITH JESUS IMAGE
New York, Mar. 12, 2010: A legal group on Thursday filed a petition requesting the U.S. Supreme Court to review the case of a kindergarten student’s poster that was censored by a school because it contained the image of Jesus. Liberty Counsel, which represents the student Antonio Peck, argues that the latest decision by a district court judge to dismiss Antonio’s claim conflicts with the Supreme Court’s precedent regarding a student’s right to challenge the actions of school officials.
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DISTURBING STORY OF FALLUJAH'S BIRTH DEFECTS
John Simpson, (BBC), Fallujah: Six years after the intense fighting began in the Iraqi town of Fallujah between US forces and Sunni insurgents, there is a disturbingly large number of cases of birth defects in the town. Fallujah is less than 40 miles (65km) from Baghdad, but it can still be dangerous to get to.
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30 HURT IN MUSLIM-CHRISTIAN CLASHES IN EGYPT
Cairo, March 13, 2010: Thirty people were injured when clashes broke out between Christians and Muslims in a rural area in northern Egypt, media reports said. Fighting erupted late Friday in the north-western governorate of Mersa Matrouh over a fence Muslims said had been built to take over a piece of land to build a church, the BBC reported. READ MORE

LUNCHTIME COFFEE CUTS DIABETES RISK--STUDY
In a notable study, researchers have found that coffee included in lunch is helpful in cutting back diabetes risk. Researchers at the University of Sao Paulo in Ribeirao Preto, Brazil established that drinking a cup of coffee only at lunchtime is helpful in reducing type 2 diabetes risks, as opposed to having it at any other point of time. “Over a dozen studies have linked coffee drinking to a lower risk of type 2 diabetes--the type closely linked to obesity,” stated the researchers.
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IN BHUTAN, IT IS `GROSS NATIONAL HAPPINESS’
THIMPHU, Bhutan (RNS): The Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan is the only nation that puts happiness at the core of public policy. But its thrust on a “Gross National Happiness"(GNH) index is not just a warm-and-fuzzy inheritance from Buddhism, but also integral to the nation’s cultural and political security.
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NIGERIA CHARGES 49 WITH MURDER OVER CHRISTIAN VILLAGES MASSACRES
About 200 people have been arrested and 49 charged with murder after massacres at three Christian villages at the weekend, police in Nigeria said yesterday. The announcement came as more details emerged of the violent outburst in the central Plateau state whose capital, Jos, lies at the faultline between the country’s Muslim north and Christian south.
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