Early in the year, India had low COVID-19 cases. As people resumed normal life, many felt the country had beaten the disease. Now, India suffers through the worst COVID-19 surge the world has yet seen, with full hospitals and thousands of deaths every day.
In early April, Hindu nationalists in Nepal forged a document, accusing Christians of creating ethnic divisions. It’s all part of their effort to re-establish Nepal as a Hindu kingdom. Read more about Hindu nationalism in the country here.
New COVID-19 infections are declining in the United States, but they’re picking up everywhere else. Globally, there have been nearly as many new cases in the past week as the first five months of the pandemic. India holds most of the caseload.
The nation with the record for the most daily COVID-19 cases is no longer the United States. It’s India.
Thrown in jail for removing a sticker? That’s the situation for two Christian nurses in Pakistan. This happened in Pakistan’s third largest city, Faisalabad.
[/caption] “Eleventh hour” prayer is urgently needed as India suffers a devastating second wave of COVID-19 — and the world faces a growing number of deadly new variants, according to GFA World.
A pastor and his wife were severely injured after they were attacked whilst praying in their home on 22 April in Sitamarhi in India’s Bihar state.
Military officials in Myanmar continue targeting their own civilians through shootings and even airstrikes.
The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom faces pressure on Wednesday’s annual report debut. The stress revolves around India.
Allies of the Indian government are working to pressure the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom to reverse its recommendation that the State Department label India as a “country of particular concern” for religious freedom violations, an activist warns.
Did you know India has one of the youngest populations in the world? It’s true! Nearly half of all Indians are less than 25-years-old.
This week, India became the world’s second-largest COVID-19 hotspot outside of the United States. Brazil leads non-U.S. nations with more than 13 million cases.
