Re: Today Chrstiannity is 2.1% but unofficially it is over 8%.
by Koduvayur on May 17, 2011 03:35 PM
and to add to that the bangladeshis are swarming all over north east...
Re: All religous orgs receive money from abroad
by Venugopalan on May 17, 2011 03:21 PM
they get peanuts compared to what USA and european countries are pouring in. every time the fact is pointed you people comes up with some obsecure saffron argument.. USA and european countries are sending money in millions..
Re: Re: All religous orgs receive money from abroad
by vox populi on May 17, 2011 03:24 PM
money sent is for conversions and soul harvesting-no accounting nothing---
Re: Re: Re: All religous orgs receive money from abroad
by sanjeev nayyar on May 17, 2011 03:42 PM
dear Pampa, these nos are published by the Ministry of Home Affairs. Visit their site, the data is as uploaded on their site. sanjeev
Re: Re: Re: Re: All religous orgs receive money from abroad
by slater on May 17, 2011 07:02 PM
As long as we are raking n the Moolah and the Rs is stable I have no problem converting to Islam as long as they pay market rate for souls(atmas). We need some kind of instrument like those used in the forex markets.to manage the harvest of atmas to the highest bidder. At this poijt Indians have a lot of fores reserves sitting idylly doing nothing cant we spread the message of the vedas and upanishads in the Gulf. Atleast those sick morons will learn the concept of options.
May I know who is the author of this article? When such an article is published in public domain, don't you think it is essential to give the author name and his credentials? We would like to know his credibility before verifying the facts given in the article. By giving the author's name, the readers will be able to understand whether the author is biased or not.
For once, i appreciate Rediff for publishing this article. The author has well presented it & the statistics prove beyond doubt that the funds received are for christian conversion activities in India. If left unchecked, this will explode into a serious issue later. Look at the north-east as an example
Re: Bang on
by Venugopalan on May 17, 2011 03:14 PM
there was a porposal to introduce a bill to check the outflow of foreign money to India, which was opposed by the vested interests. Even minorities commission opposed any move to check their income as it adversely effects their conceit activities..and the Government is so protective towards the minorities that it always avoids any action that might rob of their vote banks.
Re: Bang on
by noel pinto on May 17, 2011 03:21 PM
For your kind information right wing Hindu outfits like VHP, RSS and Bajrang Dal also receive huge amounts of contributions from abroad and that is usually used for propagating their divisive philosophy instead of the welfare of the people. As far as the North-East is concerned please visit the place before making comments. The government has totally neglected the inaccessible hilly areas and it is thanks to several Christian and other NGO's that at least some development is taking place in the hilly areas.
Re: Re: Bang on
by vox populi on May 17, 2011 03:27 PM
so when hindu orgs receive money it is for divisive work while all church money is used for good cause!! who do you think we are-nitwits? we do not ned money to propogate our religion in our own country!!
Re: Re: Re: Bang on
by noel pinto on May 17, 2011 03:37 PM
Just as you think that all money received by Christian organisations is for conversion activities.
84K crore ? that should've wiped of poverty already... Charity doesn't reduce poverty it only encourages begging.. look around any such NGO... Missionaries of Charity Salvation Army even small dargahs & masjids where poor people are fed poverty is mostly seen in such area only... inteasd I appreciate those institutions that enable education & relf dependency to the poor children
84K crore ? that should've wiped of poverty already... Charity doesn't reduce poverty it only encourages begging.. look around any such NGO... Missionaries of Charity Salvation Army even small dargahs & masjids where poor people are fed poverty is mostly seen in such area only... inteasd I appreciate those institutions that enable education & relf dependency to the poor children
