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Mob Attacked Delhi Church During Sunday Prayers, 1 Arrested: Police
Hindu organisations involved in the attack allege that Siyyon Prathna Bhawan in North East Delhi's Tahirpur was, under the guise of prayers, using objectionable language for the Hindu religion.
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Probe Agency Searches Nagpur Office Of Church Of North India: Report
The Enforcement Directorate carried out searches at 11 locations across India, including the Nagpur office of the Church of North India (CNI), in connection with a case registered in Bhopal, a probe agency official said on Wednesday.
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Time To Recognise Church's Contribution Towards Nation Building: Bishop
The church has done a lot in the nation-building process in India over the years and it is time to recognise this contribution, the Bishop of Calcutta (CNI) has said.
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Madhya Pradesh Bishop Accused Of Cheating Sent To 4 Days Custody
A local court on Monday remanded P C Singh, the bishop of the Church of North India's (CNI) Jabalpur diocese in Madhya Pradesh.
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Madhya Pradesh Bishop Accused Of Cheating Detained From Nagpur Airport
The Madhya Pradesh Economic Offences Wing today detained P C Singh, bishop of the Church of North India's Jabalpur Diocese, from Nagpur Airport in Maharashtra for questioning in a cheating case registered against him, an official said.
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Huge Cash, Jewellery Recovered From House Of Bishop Accused Of Cheating
A huge recovery of cash, jewellery and foreign currency has been made from the house of Bishop accused of cheating, in Jabalpur, sources in the Economic Offences wing said after a search earlier today.
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Kerala Church Makes 827 Kg Cake Worth Rs 3.5 Lakh To Mark Saint's Birthday
To mark the 827th birthday of Saint Antony, a church in Kerala dedicated to him in North Paravur, made a unique cake weighing 827 kg, which was 110 feet tall and six-feet wide.
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12 Private Schools To Move Supreme Court Against Fees Reduction Order
Twelve private schools run by the Church of North India (Kolkata Diocese), have decided to move the Supreme Court against the recent order of Calcutta High Court asking 145 private schools to offer a minimum 20 per cent reduction in fees across the board.
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Bishop Accused Of Kerala Nun Rape Prays In Church Before Court Appearance
Charged with rape, Bishop Franco Mullackal presented himself at a court in Pala, a small town 173 km north of the state capital of Thiruvananthapuram, accompanied by priests, several female supporters and members of his family
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Land Belonging To Religious Body Can Be Acquired For 'Public Purpose': Court
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that a land belonging to a religious body can be acquired for a "public purpose" while asking the Church of North India Association and NHAI to "work out modality" for for construction of a six-lane road.
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Mizoram Celebrating 'Missionary Day' Today
'Missionary Day', anniversary of the arrival of two Welsh Christian missionaries, was today observed and celebrated across the Christian-dominated north eastern state of Mizoram.
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Christmas Celebrated With Fervour In Northeast India
Christmas was celebrated today across India's northeast region with special prayers, hymns, and masses in churches, besides the traditional spread of delicious food.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Response From Education Ministry Over St Stephen's Constitution
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought response from the Ministry of Human Resource Development and University Grants Commission to a plea against the move by St Stephen's College governing body to amend its constitution for greater control of Church of North India over the institution.
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Plea In Delhi High Court Over Amendment Of St Stephens Constitution
A petition was today filed in the Delhi High Court against the move of St Stephens College governing body to amend the college's constitution to increase control of the Church of North India over the institution.
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Church Defends Proposed Amendment to St Stephen's Constitution
The Church of North India (CNI) has defended the controversial move to amend the century-old Constitution of St Stephen's College that is likely to vest its principal Valson Thampu and the clergy with sweeping powers in running it, claiming it was for the "benefit" of the institution.
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Mob Attacked Delhi Church During Sunday Prayers, 1 Arrested: Police
Hindu organisations involved in the attack allege that Siyyon Prathna Bhawan in North East Delhi's Tahirpur was, under the guise of prayers, using objectionable language for the Hindu religion.
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Probe Agency Searches Nagpur Office Of Church Of North India: Report
The Enforcement Directorate carried out searches at 11 locations across India, including the Nagpur office of the Church of North India (CNI), in connection with a case registered in Bhopal, a probe agency official said on Wednesday.
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Time To Recognise Church's Contribution Towards Nation Building: Bishop
The church has done a lot in the nation-building process in India over the years and it is time to recognise this contribution, the Bishop of Calcutta (CNI) has said.
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Madhya Pradesh Bishop Accused Of Cheating Sent To 4 Days Custody
A local court on Monday remanded P C Singh, the bishop of the Church of North India's (CNI) Jabalpur diocese in Madhya Pradesh.
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Madhya Pradesh Bishop Accused Of Cheating Detained From Nagpur Airport
The Madhya Pradesh Economic Offences Wing today detained P C Singh, bishop of the Church of North India's Jabalpur Diocese, from Nagpur Airport in Maharashtra for questioning in a cheating case registered against him, an official said.
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Huge Cash, Jewellery Recovered From House Of Bishop Accused Of Cheating
A huge recovery of cash, jewellery and foreign currency has been made from the house of Bishop accused of cheating, in Jabalpur, sources in the Economic Offences wing said after a search earlier today.
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Kerala Church Makes 827 Kg Cake Worth Rs 3.5 Lakh To Mark Saint's Birthday
To mark the 827th birthday of Saint Antony, a church in Kerala dedicated to him in North Paravur, made a unique cake weighing 827 kg, which was 110 feet tall and six-feet wide.
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12 Private Schools To Move Supreme Court Against Fees Reduction Order
Twelve private schools run by the Church of North India (Kolkata Diocese), have decided to move the Supreme Court against the recent order of Calcutta High Court asking 145 private schools to offer a minimum 20 per cent reduction in fees across the board.
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Bishop Accused Of Kerala Nun Rape Prays In Church Before Court Appearance
Charged with rape, Bishop Franco Mullackal presented himself at a court in Pala, a small town 173 km north of the state capital of Thiruvananthapuram, accompanied by priests, several female supporters and members of his family
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Land Belonging To Religious Body Can Be Acquired For 'Public Purpose': Court
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that a land belonging to a religious body can be acquired for a "public purpose" while asking the Church of North India Association and NHAI to "work out modality" for for construction of a six-lane road.
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Mizoram Celebrating 'Missionary Day' Today
'Missionary Day', anniversary of the arrival of two Welsh Christian missionaries, was today observed and celebrated across the Christian-dominated north eastern state of Mizoram.
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Christmas Celebrated With Fervour In Northeast India
Christmas was celebrated today across India's northeast region with special prayers, hymns, and masses in churches, besides the traditional spread of delicious food.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Response From Education Ministry Over St Stephen's Constitution
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought response from the Ministry of Human Resource Development and University Grants Commission to a plea against the move by St Stephen's College governing body to amend its constitution for greater control of Church of North India over the institution.
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Plea In Delhi High Court Over Amendment Of St Stephens Constitution
A petition was today filed in the Delhi High Court against the move of St Stephens College governing body to amend the college's constitution to increase control of the Church of North India over the institution.
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Church Defends Proposed Amendment to St Stephen's Constitution
The Church of North India (CNI) has defended the controversial move to amend the century-old Constitution of St Stephen's College that is likely to vest its principal Valson Thampu and the clergy with sweeping powers in running it, claiming it was for the "benefit" of the institution.
