State religions
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A sinister Christmas carol | Herald of the Deccan
Growing up in Calcutta in the 1970s, one of my favorite annual rituals was going to the New Market – the city’s most upscale ... -
Surya ignites political quarrel with ‘ghar wapsi’ remark | Latest India News
Southern MP and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Tejasvi Surya sparked a political brawl after calling for a “Ghar Wapsi” of people who converted ... -
December 23, 2021, RC Letters to the Editor
Let’s try to live by the golden rule Editor: Many schools of thought have a similar adage about loving your neighbor as yourself. It’s ... -
Will probe the “anti-minorities” speeches of right-wing parties: Uttarakhand police | Latest India News
Haridwar / Dehradun: Police in Uttarakhand said on Wednesday they would investigate alleged speeches against religious minorities by members of right-wing organizations during the ... -
Why is Christmas a national holiday – FrontPageAfrica
As Christmas day approaches, the annual debate has resurfaced over why it is celebrated with a national holiday and not with another religion. Christmas ... -
Lawmakers Announce Return of Bill That Would End Copays California Abortion Procedure
A stalled Senate bill that would end co-payment for abortions in California was pushed back to active bill for the next session this week ... -
Nangka holder obtains community support to continue as representative
(Left to right) Jagjiwan, Patricia and Manogaran posing for the camera – Photo by Peter Boon SIBU (December 16): Representatives of various communities in ... -
Is the Christmas tree a religious symbol? Is a menorah? – Before
America in the midst of our holiday season – a time for family, rest, and the hotly contested litigation over religious exhibits on government ... -
Vaccination mandates for construction companies: accommodations and refusals – Real estate and construction
The current COVID-19 pandemic continues to pose unprecedented challenges for the construction industry. Over the past 18 months or so, the industry as a ... -
Money, schools and religion: a controversial combo returns to the Supreme Court | national
Since 1947, one subject in education has regularly come to the Supreme Court more often than any other: disputes over religion. That year, in ...
