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Are we true spirited Naga or a legend media warrior?

Hokato Awomi Pimla Issues are not simple and the cub is not a cat anymore but a cruel tiger. Our ancestors had acted upon along with the words; their action had given us an identity today.

Public Space / 21st August 2017
Kohima Football League 2017

United 16 drub Khriekesa, Forerunners’ edge past Power Comm Our Correspondent Kohima | August 21 Longkhoi and Wanghe starred in a 6-0 drubbing of Khriekesa FC by U

/ 21st August 2017
Bad start for India at Wrestling Worlds

Paris, August 21 (IANS): It was a bad start for India as all four wrestlers-- Yogesh Yogesh, Gurpreet Singh, Ravindar Khatri and Hardeep -- lost their opening round matches in the Greco-Roma

/ 21st August 2017
India vs Sri Lanka: Virat Kohli's men to undergo random fitness tests to maintain on-field intensity

Dambulla, AUGUST 21 (PTI): The Indian cricket team's conditioning coach Shankar Basu has made it mandatory for the players to undergo random fitness tests in an attempt to maintain the same

/ 21st August 2017
Azo Nienu urges party members to maintain integrity, principles

Kohima, August 21 (MExN): DAN Chairman, Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu on Monday termed Neiphiu Rio assigning himself as interim president and now president of the NPF party as a mockery. Addressing leaders of

Nagaland / 21st August 2017
PWD Field Workers demand regularization

Dimapur, August 21 (MExN): The Phek and Wokha units of PWD Field Workers Association have jointly issued a statement in support of the press release issued by the All Nagaland PWD Field Workers Association PWD

Nagaland / 21st August 2017
Rotary Club organizes health checkup for senior citizens

Dimapur, August 21 (MExN): Rotary Club of Dimapur in association with House of Friendship (Old Age Home) celebrated World Senior Citizens Day at House of Friendship. A health checkup camp was organized for the

Nagaland / 21st August 2017
NMDA appeals for police action

Dimapur, August 21 (MExN): Nagaland Medicine Dealers’ Association (NMDA) has alleged that an individual is visiting pharmacies in Dimapur, particularly Diphupar area, asking about relevant documents for c

Nagaland / 21st August 2017
A 24/7 CM? ‘The Story So Far’ as Zeliang joins social media

Assures good governance, bringing improvement in overall delivery system Our Correspondent Kohima | August 21 In consonance with Digital India, Nagaland Chief Minister TR Zeliang’s social me

Nagaland / 21st August 2017
Rio-led NPF reiterates TR Zeliang as party whip

Kohima, August 21 (MExN): The NPF led by Neiphiu Rio today reiterated on the party whip issue. In a rejoinder to the Media and Press Bureau (M&PB) of Shürhozelie-led NPF today, Press & In

Nagaland / 21st August 2017
News in brief

CEC meeting ‘unconstitutional,’ says Shürhozelie Liezietsu Kohima, August 21 (MExN): NPF President Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu has stated in a notice today that the proposed meeting o

/ 21st August 2017
First campus auditions for Miss Nagaland 2017

Five girls were selected during the campus audition for the Miss Nagaland 2017 organized by the Beauty & Aesthetic Society of Nagaland (BASN) held at Sazolie College, Jotsoma this aftern

/ 21st August 2017
South Asia faces flood fury

Farid Ahmed Inter Press Service Aid agencies warn of a serious unfolding humanitarian crisis as floodwaters continue to inundate new areas of three South Asian countries, forc

/ 21st August 2017
A spreading emergency in the Indian Union

Garga Chatterjee The Bihar state of the Indian Union has just witnessed the most serious post-election reversal of its people’s electoral will. In its last assembly elections,

/ 21st August 2017
Denzel Washington to return to Broadway

Actor Denzel Washington is set to make his Broadway return next year with Eugene ONeills "The Iceman Cometh". "Iceman Cometh" was written in 1939 and the play got published in 1946. It debut

/ 21st August 2017
You cannot water cannon an idea, You cannot jail an idea, & You certainly cannot kill an idea

We live in a time when venality and corrupt power politics are the norm in Nagaland. They are fast eroding the basic tenets of democratic principles and self governance. Consequently, the institutions of justic

Editorial / 21st August 2017
Don’t like our rules? Then leave, China newspaper says after journal censored

SHANGHAI, August 21 (Reuters): The censorship in China of hundreds of academic papers from a prominent journal will have little impact because readership is so small, but if Western institutions don�

/ 21st August 2017
The victor & the spoils? Trump eyes Afghanistan’s elusive mineral riches

KABUL, August 21 (Reuters): U.S. President Donald Trump is eyeing Afghanistan’s mineral wealth to help pay for a 16-year war and reconstruction efforts that have already cost $117 billion.

/ 21st August 2017
Scientists and tech leaders want to stop 'killer robots'

IANS Scientists and prominent tech leaders have called for the United Nations (UN) to take action to stop the proliferation of "killer robots." At the International Joint Conference on

/ 21st August 2017
This is how indigenous peoples help curb gas emissions, end hunger

IPS World Desk A third of global forests, crucial for curbing gas emissions, are primarily managed by indigenous peoples, families, smallholders and local communities, according to the United Natio

/ 21st August 2017