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  • Congress walks out of Manipur Assembly over Speaker's decision
    Imphal, February 5 (IANS): The Opposition Congress staged a walk out of the Manipur Assembly on Monday in protest after Speaker Yumnam Khemchand refused to allow a discussion on provisions of the Anti-Defection
  • Let Them Carry Books Not Bricks
    Payal Bose Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, St Joseph’s College, Jakhama   Child labour is defined as the work that deprives children of their childhood, their potential and their digni
  • State of confusion!
    Imlisanen Jamir Polls to the Nagaland State Assembly seem inevitable, and in an ideal world, elections are a good thing. But we don’t live in an ideal world; and Nagaland is the farthest thing away fro
  • The Life of a Fugitive
    The oxford dictionary describes a fugitive as a person who has escaped from captivity or is in hiding. As one reads this article, one will find that this article is more tilted towards a person who is in hiding
  • Survival of Indigenous Tribes in Bangladesh Starts at School
    Rafiqul Islam Sarker Inter Press Service   Just before sundown on Jan. 30, a group of women day labourers from the Shantal indigenous community are in a rush to wind up their work harvesting potat
  • Cancer from cellphones? New studies say no need to hang up
    Seth Borenstein and Lauran Neergaard Associated Press   Two government studies that bombarded rats and mice with cellphone radiation found a weak link to some heart tumors, but federal regulators
  • Hotter summer highs means cities face increasingly deadly risks
    Laurie Goering Thomson Reuters Foundation   Scorching summer days are growing hotter in the world's big cities at a significantly faster pace than the average rise in world temperatures - a trend
  • Kylie Jenner announces birth of baby girl
    U.S. reality TV star Kylie Jenner announced on Sunday the birth of her child with rapper Travis Scott, after months of rumors surrounding her pregnancy. The 20-year-old Jenner said in a post on social media pla
  • Solution requires a way
    Gideon Shadang, Ph.D Institute of Naga Studies, Dimapur Collective memory cannot be wrong if it is not corrupted with intention of deceits. Seven months after the commencement of the political talk between t
  • Revamping the Naga House
    Imlisunep Dimapur The revolt of 1857 was a landmark event during the British Colonial reign. It sent tremors and shockwaves across a large part of the British Empire in India and shook the British hegemony.
  • Fact-finding team on Kasganj violence questions police role, political silence
    New Delhi, February 5 (IANS) A fact finding team that visited Uttar Pradesh's violence-hit Kasganj on February 2, in its report, released on Monday, raised serious questions over the state police's integrity an
  • Dwayne Johnson Working On ‘The Titan Games’ Series
    Actor-producer Dwayne Johnson will soon be seen in The Titan Games series. He is also attached to the project as a producer. NBC has given a 10-episode order to "The Titan Games", an unscripted programme from J
  • My tastes are simple: Drew Barrymore
    Actress Drew Barrymore, who has collaborated for a special collection for casual footwear brand Crocs, says it reflects her happy personality and simple style. The Crocs X Drew Barrymore Colour-Block collection
  • Bhumi Pednekar features in Forbes' 30 Under 30 list
    Actress Bhumi Pednekar has been named as part of Forbes India's 30 under 30 list. She finds it special. "Thank you Forbes India for this honour. Truly feels special to be a part of this list with such dynamic p
  • Rafale agreement details classified, cannot be disclosed: Sitharaman
    New Delhi, February 5 (IANS) The details of the deal with France for the Rafale fighter jets cannot be disclosed as per the Inter Governmental Agreement as it is "classified information", Defence Minister Nirma
  • 'India will continue to give befitting reply to Pakistan'
    New Delhi, February 5 (IANS) India will continue to give a "befitting reply" to Pakistan's actions along the borders, Vice Chief of Indian Army Lt Gen Sarath Chand said on Monday, a day after three soldiers and
  • Autistic UK man accused of hacking FBI wins appeal against extradition to U.S
    Lauri Love reacts as he leaves after attending his extradition hearing at Westminster Magistrates Court in London. (REUTERS File Photo)   LONDON, February 5 (Reuters): An autistic British man accused o
  • Truck ad using Martin Luther King speech draws backlash
    ATLANTA, February 5 (Reuters): A TV commercial shown during the Superbowl that used the voice of the late Martin Luther King Jr. to advertise pickup trucks has been criticized by viewers who found it insulting
  • RBI likely to hold interest rate at monetary policy review
    Mumbai, February 5 (IANS): With the annual retail inflation rate breaching the five per cent mark in December and going over the RBIs median level of four per cent, the central bank is widely expected of keep i
  • After 154 yrs, Nepali tea receives int’l trademark
    Kathmandu, February 5 (IANS): Nepalese tea has finally received an international trademark, over a century-and-a-half after cultivation began in the country, authorities said on Monday.   According t
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