Staff Reporter

Lapido Media stringer Vishal Arora's year-long investigation into the Sathya Sai Baba cult which is the cover story of the June issue of The Caravan monthly reveals that not a single complaint of sex abuse against the guru has been investigated.

The embarrassing appointment by Surrey County Council of a member of a ‘heretic’ branch of Islam to a ‘social cohesion’ post indicates the need for greater religious literacy in public affairs, Lapido Media said today.

American media critic hits at UK journalists at launch of Blind Spot in London today.

UK Muslim and US missionary jointly condemn government minister Vaz over ban on film he didn't see.

Lapido Media has today called for police, social workers and other frontline public service staff to undergo religion-awareness training.

The Archbishop of Canterbury warned against ‘top down solutions’ when he opened the country’s first joint government and Anglican-funded Children’s Centre in inner-city Birmingham at the weekend.

India’s National Integration Committee met over the weekend to discuss the banning of the Hindu extremist youth group Bajrang Dal.

Delhi churches hand in petition to President Patil, as Indian business diaspora prays for the nation.

‘Shariah Law by the back door’ says barrister

Two police auxiliaries and a businessman have been arrested following the cold-blooded shooting in in Ampara, in Eastern Sri Lanka, of a young pastor and his family.

Neil Edirisinghe, 37, of the House Church Foundation, is believed to have been shot in a contract killing following six months of threatening phone-calls, according to police.  The attackers also shot his wife Shiromi, 31, in the stomach, and their two-year old son, Sheraad, who was injured, and is reported to be suffering from severe trauma.