Are we in the habit of first taking a wait-and-watch approach, or just play a routine role, and then look for ways to blame others when things spill out of control? Is it a kind of play-safe approach we follow without coming to action mode and facilitating quick solutions? Had there been genuine intent followed by real action, things may have gone a different way
In an interview given to an English daily, Mar George Alenchery said that Prime Minister Modi is a good leader and he does not go into confrontation with anyone.
My statement does not invoke religious rivalry, says Mar Joseph Pamplany, Metropolitan Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Thalassery.
As per PM Modi's statement, the BJP has decided to implement it at the earliest and asked party Christian leaders to come out with a detailed plan.
There, Buddhist monks joined Catholic priests for prayers in a show of solidarity with the Christian community.
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