Bhopal, India: May 11, 2010. (PCP) Fr. Anand Muttungal was received with warm welcome by the people at Bhopal Airport . A large number of people gathered to welcome him. He returned from a three weeks of touring in America as a state guest under the Inter National Visitor Leadership Programme offere

Lahore: May 11, 2010. (PCP) Police officer who was in charge of Gojra Town when on August 1, 2009, more than 5 thousand Muslims attacked Christians and burnt alive 8 Christians was promoted and appointed as CCPO Lahore city by Punjab Chief Minister Mian Shahbaz Sharif in month of May 2010.
The Chie

LARKANA: May 9, 2010. (Nazir Siyal for PCP) Sindh National Front (SNF) Larkana chapter staged protest demonstration against the killers of Benazir Bhutto, electricity crises, price hike, unemployment, lawlessness, load shedding and several other issues of Sindh here out side the Press Club on Monday

Lahore: May 9, 2010. ( By Fr. Inayat Bernard for PCP) “It is a memorable day when we thank the old missionaries who toiled in this land of Punjab and worked very hard to establish the Kingdom of God”. Archbishop Lawrence John Saldanha of Lahore was talking to the priests and religious of the Archdi

Islamabad: May 9, 2010. (PCP) Pakistani Hindu leader Gopinath Kumar have appealed to President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari to intervene in recovery of Gomti, a Hindu teenage girl who was abducted and enforcedly converted to Islam by Mohammad Asghar Ali, a landlord of Ahmedpur Sharqiya in district B

Srinagar: May 9, 2010. (PCP) Jammu Kashmir Peoples League convened an extraordinary meeting at its party headquarter Srinagar chaired by Acting Chairman of Peoples League Mukhtar Ahmad Waza along with other senior Peoples League leaders which includes Mohammad Maqbool Sofi, Gh. Nabi Waseem. Shakeel

Lahore: May 8, 2010. (PCP) Shahbaz Masih, an employ in poultry farm was arrested in a fabricated case by Ferozwala Police Station officers when he went to report a rape of his wife by Mohammad Farooq. Instead of lodging rape case against accused Muslim, the police arrested Shahbaz Masih under sectio

Delhi, India: May 6, 2010. (PCP) I got the sad news of the demise of nonagenarian Swami Akshay Brahmchari, freedom fighter and a Gandhian, through an email of Syed Shahabuddin, President, All India Muslim Majlis e Mushawarat.
I was little disturbed as no national newspaper, of repute, had covered

Philadelphia: May 6, 2010. (PCP) Dr. Nazir S Bhatti, President of Pakistan Christian Congress PCC submitted an open letter to US Senators here today on situation of Christians in Pakistan in response to their letter to President of Pakistan expressing satisfaction on minorities rights in Pakistan.

Washington, D.C: (May 5, 2010. International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that on May 2, an Indian evangelist was brutally murdered after showing the “Jesus” film in Laxmanpur, India.
After showing the film, Evangelist Ravi Murmu and members of his team started their journey home. During th

Islamabad : May 4, 2010. (PCP) The 18th Amendment to the Pakistani constitution, landmark legislation which aims to strengthen democracy and prevent the military from taking power in Pakistan, has avoided the issue of the controversial blasphemy law that has come to haunt Pakistan’s minorities such

Philadelphia: May 4, 2010. (PCP) Dr. Nazir S Bhatti, President of Pakistan Christian Congress PCC said that news item appeared in Pakistani press with reference to a letter from Senator Robert P Casey Junior, Senator Benjamin Cordon and Senator Sam Brown to President Asif Ali Zardari and Premier Y

Karachi, Pakistan: May 3, 2010. (PCP) The reports are coming up of Muslim mob attack on Christian colony in Karachi. according to initial reports, hundreds of Pushtoon Muslims attacked Essa Nagri, a biggest residential pocket of Christians in Pakistan.
Essa Nagri have more than fifty thousand Chri

Washington, D.C: May 3, 2010. International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that on April 28, hundreds of Egyptian Christians in Cairo protested against the third postponement of the trial of Mohammed al-Kammuni, considered to be a blatant judicial action stating that in an Egyptian court, Chri

Before the rain stopped Bessie looked to the East as the sun began to rise and saw a faint rainbow over the tree line. The rainbow brought her much happiness and hope that morning as she slowly walked to the kitchen for a cup of tea. The old, sick woman enjoyed few pleasures during the last five yea