Mexican fined for mentioning god during poll campaignMexico City, July 30 (IANS/EFE) A politician in Mexico has been fined over 27,000 pesos ($2,000) for referring to god in public during his election campaign for governor of a northwestern state, officials said. Novelist Anne Rice, who spurned Catholicism, then returned to it: ‘I quit Christianity’Pa. family sues Catholic diocese after accuser in priest abuse case commits suicide
Pa. diocese sued after abuse accuser’s suicide More than matzo balls: With locusts and deer, Jerusalem dinner shakes up the kosher kitchen
More than matzo balls: Kosher cooking revisited APNewsBreak: Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh sued over alleged clergy abuse victim’s suicide
APNewsBreak: Pa. diocese sued in accuser’s suicide Sikhs protest harassment of youth in KashmirJAMMU - Members of the Sikh community staged demonstrations across the Jammu region Thursday to protest the harassment of a Sikh youth in the Kashmir Valley who allegedly had his hair cut forcibly. Saudi villagers prayed in wrong direction for 10 yearsRIYADH - Worshippers at a mosque in a Saudi Arabian village near Mecca discovered they were praying for 10 years in the wrong direction, a newspaper in the country reported Thursday. Kerala poll panel asks for report on bishop council letterTHIRUVANANTHAPURAM - Kerala’s state election commissioner has asked for a report on a letter by the Kerala Catholic Bishops Council (KCBC) asking people not to vote for independent candidates who are atheists in the upcoming local bodies poll. Court restores `secularism’ in Bangladesh constitutionDHAKA - In a far-reaching move, Bangladesh’s Supreme Court has restored ’secularism’ in the country’s constitution. It has also denounced the declaration of martial law in the past and sought safeguards to end “extra-constitutional adventures”. Dhaka court restores ’secularism’ in constitutionDHAKA - Bangladesh’s Supreme Court has restored ’secularism’ as one of the basic tenets in the country’s 1972 constitution. Vedic conference to be held in Trinidad and TobagoPort-of-SPAIN - Over 100 scholars from India and around the globe will participate in the World Association of Vedic Studies (WAVES) at the University of the West Indies early next month. |
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