In the Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, in the Northeast corner of India, there are 32 congregations and five fellowships with about 9,000 members. In 1887, by Hajom Kissor Singh. No information available at the moment. Unsatisfied with traditional Christianity as taught by the missionaries, Hajor Kissor Singh learned about Unitarianism through contacts with Boston and London. He preached the faith, walking all over the hills of Meghalaya, establishing many loyal congregations.
Today there is an active Unitarian community with some new church buildings and schools.
The main center is in Madras. There are congregations in Hyderabad and Udaipur too. Unitarianism was brought to Madras in the late I8th century by an Indian man who had been taken to EngLind as a slave . While there he learned about the Unitarian faith. When his master died, William Roberts was freed and he returned to his native India to start the church which continues to provide education and religious services to a devoted community of 10 to 15 Unitarian families.