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  • Bangladesh says 900,000 people affected by floods
    Dhaka, July 5 (IANS): Devastating flooding in parts of Bangladesh has affected some 900,000 people and displaced thousands of families, officials said on Wednesday. According to Disaster Management and Relief M
    / 5th July 2017
  • NKorea says it’s ICBM can carry nuke warhead
    SEOUL, July 5 (Reuters): North Korea said on Wednesday its newly developed intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) can carry a large nuclear warhead, triggering a call by Washington for global action to hold
    / 5th July 2017
  • Trump talks tough on North Korea, but options are limited
    Reuters US President Donald Trump has employed tough rhetoric in response to North Koreas missile tests, but his options appear limited in dealing with a challenge that has vexed his Oval Office predecessors
    / 5th July 2017
  • Dinosaurs' death cleared way for swift rise of frogs
    IANS   The asteroid or comet strike that wiped out three-fourths of life on Earth, including non-avian dinosaurs, set the stage for the swift rise of frogs, according to a new study.   If
    / 5th July 2017
  • The Woman Condition
    Hewasa Lorin   Jack Ma, Alibaba’s founder and one of the world’s richest men, said that one of Alibaba’s secret for success is hiring women. What made this stand out is that it was sai
    Editorial / 5th July 2017
  • The Simmering Workforce
    It is said that Work is Pride. But it is quite apparent that this phrase does not hold much sense and meaning for most Nagas today. Many Nagas today fail to find pride in their work. They dont find pride, satis
    Perspective / 5th July 2017
  • Seeking the truth, not the tragedy, in journalism
    John Lloyd Reuters   Londons Grenfell Tower fire victims arent furious just with local authorities for ignoring safety concerns raised before this months blaze killed at least 79 residents. Theyre a
    / 5th July 2017
  • Should scientists intervene in politics? Divided opinion among Nobel winners
    Lindau (Germany), July 5 (IANS): Should scientists be vocal in politics and intervene to dispel myths, or should they simply ignore ongoing controversies and limit themselves to fact-finding?   Expre
    / 5th July 2017
  • Robotics and closed borders: Is it end of globalisation?
    Saket Suman IANS   Until very recently, globalisation was the talk of the town and promised to be a melting pot of global cultures, economies and social ties. Two recent books by prominent western
    / 5th July 2017
  • Heavy rain in Japan forces 400,000 from their homes
    TOKYO, July 5 (Reuters): Heavy rain and overflowing rivers in southern Japan have forced the evacuation of almost 400,000 people, public broadcaster NHK said on Wednesday. Rivers are bursting their banks and th
    / 5th July 2017
  • Remove wild shrub to cut down malaria cases: Study
    New York, July 5 (IANS): Removing the flowers of an invasive wild shrub from mosquito-prone areas may decrease the vector population by nearly 60 per cent, helping in reducing malaria cases, a recent study said
    / 5th July 2017
  • Amid calls for war, China says India 'trampled' on Panchsheel
    Beijing, July 5 (IANS) Amid calls for war by the state-run media, China on Monday accused India of lying to the public on the border row and again warned New Delhi to withdraw troops to "avoid worsening of the
    / 5th July 2017
  • Song Joong Ki and Song Hye Kyo to get married!
    Actor Song Joong Ki and the actress Song Hye Kyo are reportedly getting married on October 31, 2017! The representatives from both of their respective companies confirmed the news and stated, Because marriage i
    / 5th July 2017
  • Mharomo P Kithan in semis of SIFOM Competition
    Mharomo P Kithan, music faculty in Nagaland Conservatory of Music and Golden Crown Theological College and a Bachelor’s of Performing Arts in Music has been selected in the soloist category, semi-finals o
    Entertainment / 5th July 2017
  • Seven Stones – Short Stories
    Authored by Naga writer Longrangty Longchar and published by Heritage Publishing House, Dimapur, a new book titled “Seven Stones – Short Stories” was released here today at Longkumer Kilem, Mo
    Entertainment / 5th July 2017
  • Priyanka Chopra may co-own franchise in Super Boxing League
    New Delhi, July 5 (IANS) Indian actress Priyanka Chopra, who famously played boxing champion MC Mary Kom in a biopic, is likely to join the Super Boxing League (SBL) as the co-owner of the North East franchise,
    / 5th July 2017
  • Children of single mothers fare well as those of two-parent: Study
    London, July 5 (IANS) Children born to single women without a partner appeared to enjoy a similar parent-child relationship as those in heterosexual two-parent families, researchers say.   Fertility
    / 5th July 2017
  • Javadekar calls for cooperation in education at BRICS meet
    Beijing/New Delhi, July 5 (IANS) Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar, taking part in the BRICS Education Ministers' meeting in Beijing on Wednesday, said increased cooperation in education was
    / 5th July 2017
  • Katy Perry slammed over ad
    London, July 5 (IANS) Pop star Katy Perry has been slammed over an Australian ad in which she tells her dog to go and "chase" koalas.   The "Chained to the Rhythm" hitmaker has teamed up with a compa
    / 5th July 2017
  • J&K assembly passes GST resolution amid protests
    Srinagar, July 5 (IANS) The Jammu and Kashmir assembly on Wednesday passed the Goods and Services Tax (GST) resolution amid bedlam.   The resolution, moved in the house on Tuesday by state Finance Mi
    / 5th July 2017
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