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Diabetes, hypertension rates high in India: Study

Washington, January 29 (IANS) Diabetes and hypertension are common among middle-aged and elderly people in India, home to more than a sixth of the world's population, researchers said on Monday. Pa

/ 29th January 2018
The real solution to the Indo-Naga-Burmese Conflict is Above all the present peace talks

Kaka D. Iralu The Indo-Naga Burmese conflict is not an internal Indian or Burmese conflict which started after India and Burma declared their respective independences on Aug. 15, 1947 and Jan. 4, 1948. Burme

Public Space / 29th January 2018
Are Nagas really serious for 'Solution not Election?’ - A personal perspective

Heikieleung Zeliang President Naga Concerned Citizen Forum Even as the govt. of India in its wisdom has decided to go ahead with the assembly election on 27th February , 2018 and election just at the door,

Public Space / 29th January 2018
Our real enemy

Kevitho Kera I remember I was a little boy as I stood on the roadside, 5th mile. A dead body was transported in a Vehicle and my mom held my hand and was weeping. As a little boy I was wondering why s

Public Space / 29th January 2018
In the matter of election or solution

T.L Angami Election is a universal phenomenon practices all over the world to elect the leaders to legislate and rule the country whereas contrary to it solution is a process of adjudication of various laws.

Public Space / 29th January 2018
PRAYER WILL MAKE US BETTER HUMAN

Sr. Lincy St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama, Nagaland William James, the father of modern psychology, wrote to his friend Prof. Thomas Davidson “as the year’s passes I fell that it is i

Public Space / 29th January 2018
ASER 2017: A grim view of education in Nagaland

Imlisanen Jamir We’re great at the ‘lighter’ side of the academic milieu, while not having a particular knack for the more ‘rigorous’ disciplines. That is a quasi-raci

Editorial / 29th January 2018
Method in his madness: Trump is having his way on most issues

Arun Kumar IANS His supporters may be a "basket of deplorables", as presidential rival Hillary Clinton suggested on the campaign trail, but Donald Trump is no basket case as his detractors have

/ 29th January 2018
The Future of Our Cities: New Agenda, New Faces, New Year

City view of Dhaka, Bangladesh. The Asia-Pacific region is urbanizing rapidly. (UN Photo) David Kuria Inter Press Service Urban development is one of our greatest challenges. While th

/ 29th January 2018
'Is humanity progressing towards its own obsolescence work-wise? Not yet'

Vikas Datta IANS Is the human advancement in science and technology leading us to the point when we might not need to exert ourselves to run our world and become bystanders instead of participa

/ 29th January 2018
Pegged at 7-7.5%, India to regain world's fastest GDP growth next year: Economic Survey

Labourers work at the construction site of a commercial complex on the outskirts of Kolkata, January 29, 2016. REUTERS/Rupak De Chowdhuri/Files New Delhi, January 29 (IANS) Analysing all facets of de

/ 29th January 2018
Air pollution affects at least 47 million Indian children: Report

New Delhi, January 29 (IANS) At least 47 million children under the age of five live in areas facing severe air pollution with dangerous effluent density, a report said on Monday. The report by Gre

/ 29th January 2018
Pope urges Europe to be more active in fighting anti-Semitism

Pope Francis delivers his speech as he attends a meeting with Ukrainian Greek Catholic community during his visit to the Basilica of Santa Sofia in Rome, Italy, January 28, 2018. REUTERS/Remo Casilli

/ 29th January 2018
North Korea cancels joint performance with South Korea, blames South media: Seoul

Gangneung Ice Arena is illuminated in Gangneung, South Korea, January 25, 2018. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji SEOUL, January 29 (Reuters) - North Korea has cancelled a joint cultural performance with South Kor

/ 29th January 2018
Trump's view that ice caps 'setting records' baffles scientists

NASAs DC-8 flying laboratory passes Antarcticas tallest peak, Mount Vinson (4,892 meters or 16,050 ft), during a flight over the continent to measure changes in the ice sheet and sea ice in this NASA handout ph

/ 29th January 2018
On Grammys red carpet, white roses are the motif, women's equality the message

Music world shows support for women's equality and freedom from sexual harassment January 29 (Reuters) - Even the most outrageous outfits of feathers, sequins or lace included a simple white rose at

/ 29th January 2018
36 killed as bus plunges into canal in Murshidabad district

Kolkata, January 29 (IANS) Thirty-six people were killed and several were missing after a bus with around 50 passengers crashed through a bridge railing and plunged into a canal in West Bengal's Murshidabad dis

/ 29th January 2018
11 Nagaland parties decide to boycott assembly polls

Kohima, January 29 (IANS): Eleven political parties in Nagaland on Monday decided not to issue party tickets or file nominations for the February 27 assembly elections, to press for early solution to the seven-

Nagaland / 29th January 2018
Territorial integrity of Assam will not be compromised: Rajnath

Guwahati, January 29 (IANS) Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday assured Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal that state's territorial integrity will not be compromised when the final Naga peace accor

/ 29th January 2018
New safer alternative to kill cancer cells developed

Kochi, January 29 (IANS) In a major breakthrough, scientists at Kochi's Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences have found a safer way to kill cancer cells by using a biodegradable material found naturally in bone

/ 29th January 2018