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India: Pastors as Gravediggers

Christians hope to break the silence and overcome Asia's prejudice against people with AIDS.

By Manpreet Singh in New Delhi | posted 7/28/00 | posted 8/07/2000 12:00AM

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Christianity Today's previous coverage of Christianity in India includes:Plans to Resolve India's Interfaith Tensions Face Delays and Accusations | Did India's National Commission for Minorities plan a meeting to discredit Christians? (July 20, 2000) India's First Dalit Archbishop Holds 'No Grudge' Over Predecessor's Attack | Once "untouchable" Dalits make up bulk of country's Christians. (May 11, 2000) India's Christians Resist Move to Register Conversions | State's legislation unconstitutional, says leaders. (May 2, 2000) Build Bridges, but Fight Fanaticism, India's Churches Told | National Council of churches in India will work against strengthening of caste system. (Mar. 9, 2000)Christianity Today has also covered the impact of AIDS worldwide. Read last February's cover story about AIDS in Africa, Have We Become Too Busy With Death? .For a list of NGO's fighting AIDS in India click here . Statistics about AIDS in India are available from many universities and research centers.The National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), is the governmental organization for the prevention and control of HIV/AIDS in India .Other stories about AIDS in India include CNN's article on AIDS impacting Indian children and BBC's look at AIDS organization's outreach to Asian men .

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