Survey: Indian Youths Among The Happiest
III Indian Diaspora Super-rich Indians turn London suburb into ‘Millionaires Row’: Super-rich Indians in Britain are transforming a London suburb into what has been described as a ‘Millionaires Row’ where most properties are being bought by Indians who have prospered in business and other walks of life. Houses in Astons Road in Northwood in West London are being sold for 5 million pounds each – and most of them are being bought by people of Indian origin. The homes include indoor swimming pools, marble stair cases and extravagant landscaped gardens. (Times of India, 30 October 2006, p.18) 26. Indian youths…
Prophet T.B. Joshua, popularly known as ‘The Man In The Synagogue’ is the Founder and General Overseer of the SCOAN. He is 43 years of age and God is using him mightily to bring about salvation, deliverance, healing and the manifestation of God’s supernatural powers to multitudes around the globe. They include the healing of HIV / AIDS, cancer and barrenness; deliverance from demonic spirits; restoration of sight to the blind, life to the limbs of the crippled, and many others. Read on about the National Healing Campaign with TB Joshua to be held in Singapore between 27th November till 3rd December, 2007 . . .“The age of miracles has not passed. The miracle worker is still alive; His name is Jesus Christ.”
Meet Moses Ajay Patras - the 18 years old preacher extra-ordaniare. He's young, godly and passionate to serve God's purposes in our generation. Last week Moses preached his first sermon on "Unity" from Ephesians 4:1 -7. Moses says that unity is not just a possibility; it is a divine requirement if we are to be everything God wants us to be as a church . . . and there is no divorcing Christian doctrine from Christian duty! “You know the truth, now walk in it!” The bottom line is this: Where there is genuine faith, there will be genuine works to back it up in unity! 
One day, I asked, "Pitaji, when I die, will my obedience set me free from the cycles of births and deaths? "Son, there is no gurantee," my father replied. All this obedience and still no assurance."Son, there is no guarantee," my father replied. All this obedience and still no assurance.I was angry, confused and disappointed. Feeling cheated, I made the
decision to leave the religion of my forefathers. A few days later I
walked into my father's room and told him of my decision to leave
Sikhism. My father thought I was joking. I had my hair cut and walked
away from the religion. My life was empty and was so meaningless. I did not understand why I felt so empty. 
Thomson Valliyakalayil attended a seminar organized by the Kerala Pentecostal Writers Forum called "Malayalees and the Media" Sunday evening 9/24/06. There were four writers on the panel, who have been repping Mallu pride with extreme class, and it was a pleasure to hear from all of them. The four panelist were George Rajan Thomas - Reporter for CBN News , Sree Sreenivasan - Professor of Journalism at Columbia University, George Abraham - Founder of Kerala Digest, a Malayalam newspaper in North America and Sarita James - freelance writer exploring the art of the personal essay. Read more about the interview . . .