Nirmala Carvalho is a Contributor at AsiaNews. She focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, culture and society, and regional interest, particularly in the context of Christianity, Hinduism, and religious organizations. Nirmala's work has been featured in The Catholic Herald, The Tidings Corporation, Crux, and other notable publications.
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Nirmala Carvalho's coverage predominantly focuses on the intersection of government & politics and culture & society, with specific attention to topics like the Syro-Malabar Church, Indian bishops, religious persecution, Catholicism in India, and Indian politics.
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By: Nirmala Carvalho
The Indian subcontinent, home to more than 1 billion people, has produced some of the great philosophers, mystics, and spiritual traditions in the great human cultural patrimony. The so-called Dharmic traditions of India share to some degree core notions of cosmic order and duty (dharma), moral and cosmic justice (karma), […]
By: Nirmala Carvalho
In an exclusive interview with Crux Now, Cardinal Isao Kikuchi of Tokyo says the cardinals are still getting to know one another.
By: Nirmala Carvalho
Christian leaders are urging state authorities to protect the vulnerable and guarantee impartial investigations into the incidents.
In an exclusive interview with Crux Now, Cardinal Oswald Gracias says the leaders of the Church in Asia have “a new awareness, a deeper consciousness of who we are and what we can offer to the universal Church.”
Madras High Court, the highest judicial authority in Tamil Nadu state, India. Image credit: By Yoga Balaji – From a Digital Camera (Nikon), CC BY 3.0, Link
By: Nirmala Carvalho
Cardinal Ignatius Suharyo is Archbishop of Jakarta, host city to the 12th plenary assembly of the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences, which took place from July 20 to 26.
The High Court building in Kolkata, capital and largest city in the Indian state of West Bengal, where Christians are facing fresh persecution. Image credit: By G41rn8 – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Link
“That is the path we followed into World War II,” the cardinal told Crux Now in an exclusive interview ahead of the anniversary of the atomic attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
In the wake of a deadly earthquake in Japan, a senior Japanese prelate is calling for financial donations to the Church’s relief effort in the stricken area – and saying the local government is not accepting outside volunteer support. A magnitude 7.1 temblor struck Kumamoto Prefecture on Japan’s southern island […]
By: Nirmala Carvalho
“It was terrible,” Archbishop Paulus Boedhie Kleden told Crux Now, “the magnitude and length of this earthquake were unlike anything I have felt before.”
