New Delhi: The National Christian Convention, a significant gathering aimed at fostering unity and advocating for constitutional rights, is scheduled to take place on November 29, 2025, at Jantar Mantar in the national capital. The event, running from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, has been organized under the theme "Towards a Self-Reliant, Progressive and United India."
The convention seeks to bring together members of the Christian community to address pressing concerns related to constitutional equality and equal rights for Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST). According to promotional materials for the event, the gathering is driven by a clear framework: a promise of constitutional equality, the problem of unequal treatment, the consequence of lost potential, and a pathway through peaceful dialogue.
The stated objectives of the convention include securing equal SC/ST rights, ensuring community protection, and strengthening institutional frameworks to safeguard these rights. Organizers emphasize that the event is intended to serve as a platform for constructive engagement rather than confrontation, focusing on dialogue as a means to resolve longstanding issues.
"Why We Gather" and "Together We Build" are the central motifs of the convention. The event underscores the disparity between the constitutional promise of equality and the perceived reality of unequal treatment, which, if unaddressed, results in a significant loss of potential within the community. By uniting participants, the convention aims to articulate a collective vision for institutional resilience and legal protections.
The National Christian Convention is being coordinated through the organization associated with the website www.thenccindia.com. Promotional materials include provisions for donations via QR code, with the message "Our Scan Can Change Lives," indicating an emphasis on mobilizing resources to support advocacy efforts.
This event comes at a time of heightened national discourse surrounding the rights and status of religious minorities, particularly concerning the applicability of SC/ST constitutional benefits to Christian and Muslim communities. While the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act and associated reservation policies have traditionally been linked to Hindu, Sikh, and Buddhist members of these castes and tribes, longstanding demands persist within the Christian community for the removal of religious restrictions on these benefits.
The convention is positioned as a non-confrontational effort to reinforce the community's commitment to national self-reliance and progress while advocating for what organizers describe as the full realization of constitutional equality. By hosting the event at Jantar Mantar—a prominent site for peaceful public demonstrations—the organizers signal an intention to engage with policymakers and the broader public through measured and lawful means.
As the date approaches, the National Christian Convention is expected to draw participation from Christian leaders, community representatives, and concerned citizens from across the country. The event represents a concerted effort to translate grievances into actionable demands, with a focus on preserving and strengthening the institutional mechanisms that underpin community welfare.
Further details, including registration and participation guidelines, are available through the official website, www.thenccindia.com, or by contacting info@thenccindia.com.
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