For the director of the Prashant Jesuit Centre for Human Rights, Justice and Peace, Gujarat's chief minister is " becoming more and more rabid and perhaps even unstable". If he is not stopped before the next elections, "it may truly be the end of India as a secular country".
A ceremony is held in the heart of Gujarat on the ninth anniversary of the Blessed's death. Bishop Macwan urges those present to imitate her and transcend the narrow confines of their religious group.
Three years after the massacre of Muslims in Gujarat, a Jesuit priest, Fr Cedric Prakash, analyses the situation in this Indian state and the political trap the fundamentalists "set for themselves" by approving anti-conversion legislation.
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