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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

Campaign in favour of Christian Dalits meets first success Madurai (AsiaNews) The campaign in favour of Christian Dalits has had its first success. [1]

Religious and caste discrimination in government aid distribution in Tamil Nadu Chennai (AsiaNews) India's government seems to want to take all the credit for aid and rescue operations in Tamil Nadu (southern India), this according to John Dayal, pre... [2]

PoliticsChristians in India increasingly celebrate Christmas under fear of attack Religious body tells PM Modi that church visit doesn't match reality on the ground Christians celebrate on Christmas Day in New Delhi. [3]

Press conference on anti-Christian violence disrupted by Hindu activists Bhopal (AsiaNews) A group of Hindu activists stormed their way into the room where the Madhya Pradesh Christian Association (MPCA) had organised a press conference. [4]

Mizzima The following is an Open Letter from the People of Myanmar: An Appeal to the Indian Government and Parliament to not recognize the Illegitimate Sham Election Being Prepared by the Terrorist Military Junta in Myanmar Date: December 13, 2025 Th... [5]

Maharashtra enacts anti-conversion law. Bishops: Interference in adult baptism A statement from all the bishops of the state where the Archdiocese of Mumbai is located, which has become the thirteenth to adopt the regulations sought by Hindu national... [6]

Indian Christians together against sectarian violence The National United Christian Forum met in New Delhi to discuss the matter. Participants issued a joint appeal for an austere Christmas in solidarity with the victims of violence in Manipur. [7]

Global Church News - Indian Catholic churches cancel Christmas to aid flood victims in Chennai Dec 11, 2015 Catholic churches in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu are cancelling Christmas in order to divert funds to help victims of flooding in ... (confirmed by 3 sources) [8]

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