Dr Z Kanili Jimo
CIHSR
What is Cervix?
The cervix is the lower part of the womb also known as uterine cervix. The cervix connects the body of the uterus to the vagina (birth canal). The cervix is a
Kelengol Neikha
Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver or platinum. With an idea that in embracing f
A new year. A new chapter. New opportunities. That is absolutely right. Why not? So much is possible with a new lease on life.
Waking up, finding yourself able to breathe in and out without any bodily pain &
Zuchanbeni Lapon
Taking the freshly cut road of NH129A to visit the mystical monoliths at Willong Khullen, a small village on the border of Manipur and Nagaland on 29th October, 2022, with 63 students was no
Sunil Kumar Prabhu
IANSlife
It is a well-known truth that both in the US and India, athletes and film stars are among the influential people in society. Both the development of Parkinson's disease in wo
IANS
With an aim to cater to audiophiles, German audio brand Sennheiser on Friday launched its wired earphones, IE 200, for consumers in India.
Priced at Rs 14,990, the Sennheiser IE 200, will be availabl
Dr Sanen
I recall an evening of intense conversation with my PhD guide at his office, which was sparked by ‘evolution and creation’. My academic years of almost three decades, with all the studie
Neithongunuo Angela Belho
The fast changing world offers us a lot of false promises and attractions which mislead and deceive us. We are liable to be drawn into the false security of a culture of tangible th
IANS
Science is always in search of an equation for confirming a proposition while Philosophy rises above the details and reaches an empirical deduction through imagination.
Theories of universe combine s
IANSlife
The mental and physical well-being of girls and women continues to be negatively impacted by the persistence of menstrual taboos in many cultures.
The difficulty in addressing myths and mis
IANSlife
Winter is here, and it's that time of the year when all you want to do is snuggle and 'veg-out' in front of the TV or with your favourite book with minimum effort. Getting up to in
My generation grew up listening to news on the Radio. And to a lot of good music in the sixties and seventies. The All-India Radio Kohima station often won best Radio station for its choice of music and its exc
Dr Aveni Koza
MD, DNB (Dermatology)
Diabetes is one of the commonest medical conditions plaguing the modern era & the incidence is only increasing with time in our society with our sedentary lifestyle &
Nzanti N Ngullie
In this age there is no place for people who are lazy and always look for the easy way. Nothing comes without a cost. If we want to see our goals achieved, there is no option but to work har
To live is to learn. To learn is to live
Book Review by Asenla Yanger
Sentilong Ozukum’s work of fiction ‘Teacher Man’ in real sense of genre is a realistic novel stirring all the n
IANSlife
It takes 21 days to build a new habit, some say. But what makes you stay on track for those 21 days? When you do an action repeatedly over an extended period of time, you build a habit streak. For i
Tanya Jain
IANSlife
2022 is almost nearing an end. We're all catching up with our reading lists for the year. But with December around the corner, everyone is planning their lists for the coming y
Seyienizo Assistant Professor
Department of Physics, SJC (A) Jakhama
“… what are the effects of social behavior of a species on population growth-and of population density on social behavior?&r
Two incidents are cited here because they are good illustrations of the Cancel Culture trend that seem to be overtaking the west, something that sometimes veers too close to home shores as well.
The first on
Md Tabrej
Are you afraid of conflict? This is perfectly normal! Instinctively, our brains tell us that conflict is dangerous, so our natural inclination is to do battle or run away. However, fear of conflict