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Church Warns of 'Love Jihad' in Kerala, India

After evidences that an Islamic religious conversion racket termed ‘Love Jihad’ lured innocent girls in Kerala state, the Church has issued warnings urging parents and students to be cautious as well as conscientious on such campaigns.
Indian Christians Reject USCIRF Report; Defends 'Secular' India

The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom's decision to place India on its Watch List was slammed by Christian leaders in the state of Orissa.
Christians in Orissa Relief Camp Attacked

A relief camp in Kandhamal, Orissa, India was attacked Monday night by Hindu radicals, reported a leading Christian advocacy group in the country.
Operation Mobilization Reaches Out to 15,000 Indian Children

Operation Mobilization has launched an appeal to aid thousands of poor children in India.

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