Anugrah Kumar

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  Jun 13, 2011

  Sarah Palin’s Emails on Christian Faith Draw Media’s Fire

  Sarah Palin’s emails, released late last week demonstrating how she found strength and guidance in her Christian faith, are the latest target of the mainstream media.

• Jun 10, 2011

  Yoga Guru's Hindu Radical Links Irk Indian Christians

  Yoga guru Baba Ramdev, known for twisting his body through a series of difficult yoga poses and having millions of followers, has drawn church’s criticism for his ties with Right-wing groups infamous for attacking Christians.

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  Jun 10, 2011

  Gaddafi's End in Sight; Rebels Prepare to Take Charge

  Muammar al-Gaddafi, Libya’s embattled leader, finally appears willing to negotiate transition of power, Hillary Clinton said Thursday even as NATO bombings intensified and rebels geared up to establish an interim government.

• Jun 9, 2011

  Oil Prices Rise as Rift Plagues OPEC

  An association of 12 oil-exporting countries, OPEC, Wednesday failed to build consensus to increase crude production ceiling even as Saudi Arabia and Iran remained at odds at the Vienna meeting causing oil prices to rise.

• Jun 7, 2011

  Study Shows Gay, Bisexual Teens More Prone to Risky Behavior

  Gay and bisexual high school students are more likely than their heterosexual peers to use tobacco, alcohol, drugs and violence and to even have suicidal tendencies, a new study by the U.S. government has found.

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  Jun 7, 2011

  'The Church Today Needs an Apologetic Culture'

  Pastors should develop an apologetic culture in their churches as the need for Christians to defend their faith has increased significantly, Canadian author and apologist Stephen J. Bedard said.

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  Jun 6, 2011

  Apple's iCloud to be Unveiled Monday, Suspense High

  With Apple finally announcing the June 6 unveiling of the much-talked-about iCloud service at its annual conference in California, months of speculation over its launch ended Tuesday but it left gadget fans wondering what all the new software will offer.

• Jun 3, 2011

  Palace Attack Leaves Yemeni President Wounded

  While a television news station run by the opposition claimed Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh had been killed in an attack during Friday prayers in his palace in Sana’a, the government said Saleh sustained minor injuries.

• Jun 3, 2011

  Now Bible Faces Blasphemy Charges in Pakistan

  The Bible is the latest target of Islamists in Pakistan, where Christian and other minorities routinely face blasphemy charges followed by “religious” lynching. An influential political party has asked the Islamic country’s apex court to ban the Christian holy book alleging it denigrates prophets.

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  Jun 2, 2011

  Japan Political Chaos Hinders Nuclear Disaster Relief

  Japanese government’s compensation assistance plan for tens of thousands of evacuees who left their homes after the March 11 nuclear disaster in Fukushima seems stalled with lawmakers demanding resignation of Prime Minister Naoto Kan, who they say has not handled the crisis well.