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9th April 2026 Nagaland: Adoptions without legal order constitute child trafficking, cautions SARA

9th April 2026 NagaEd’s LEAP Project transforms digital education in Kiphire

9th April 2026 Nearly 81 pc turnout in Nagaland’s Koridang Assembly bypoll; no incident

9th April 2026 Nagaland bypoll: Around 60 pc voter turnout recorded in Koridang Assembly seat till 1 P.M.

9th April 2026 Nagaland bypoll: Voting underway in Koridang amid heavy security

9th April 2026 ‘No case of impersonation’: Police clarify IRB deployment in Koridang area

8th April 2026 Free and Fair: Koridang bye-election voting today

8th April 2026 Koridang bye-poll: NPP claims fake IRB personnel controlling villager movement

8th April 2026 Zunheboto Child Helpline 1098 receives 41 calls: DCPO

8th April 2026 Leprosy cases in Nagaland confined to three districts

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CBI raids Chidambaram and Lalu houses

New Delhi/Chennai/Patna, May 16 (IANS): The premises of two top opposition leaders, P. Chidambaram and Lalu Prasad, were on Tuesday raided by CBI and IT officials with Karti Chidambaram accused of getting pay-o

/ 16th May 2017
Pitt on hubris, ‘War Machine’ and having ‘no secrets’

Brad Pitt and Gen. Stanley McChrystal — the inspiration to Pitts four-star Afghanistan commander in the upcoming Netflix war satire War Machine — would seem to be worlds apart. One, an affable member of Hol

/ 16th May 2017
Naga Studies – For a cultural renaissance

Dr Asangba Tzüdir It may be argued but one reason why Nagas in general and the teens in particular, get easily influenced by the robust waves of changes brought in by ‘modernity’

Editorial / 16th May 2017
15-20% Delhi private school students have Sleep Apnea: AIIMS study says

IANS Some 15 to 20 per cent of students in Delhi's private schools are suffering from Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) in comparison to only two per cent students in government schools, an o

/ 16th May 2017
Lionel Richie receives honorary doctorate degree

Grammy Award winning singer Lionel Richie received an Honorary Doctor of Music Degree from the prestigious Berklee College of Music. The music icon was honoured at Boston's Agganis Arena on May 13 alongside sin

/ 16th May 2017
'Tubelight' gets its own characte emoji on Twitter

Director Kabir Khan's upcoming movie "Tubelight" is the first Bollywood film to get an emoji on Twitter. Kabir on Tuesday took to Twitter, where he shared the emoji and wrote: "Happy to announce that 'Tubelight

/ 16th May 2017
61% people satisfied with Modi's 3 years, want faster progress in key areas: Survey

New Delhi, May 16 (IANS) Sixty-one per cent of some 200,000 citizens surveyed across the country say they are satisfied with the performance of the Narendra Modi government as it completes three years in office

/ 16th May 2017
Over 50% doctors affected with hypertension: Study

New Delhi, May 16 (IANS) More than 50 per cent physicians have been found to have uncontrolled hypertension or high blood pressure (BP) despite taking hypertensive medicines, owing to high-stress levels, a stud

/ 16th May 2017
Priyanka Chopra excited about 'Quantico' season 3

Mumbai, May 16 (IANS) Actress Priyanka Chopra, who has wrapped the second season of "Quantico", says she is excited about the third season of the American drama series. "So excited about the season

/ 16th May 2017
North Korea missile programme progressing faster than expected, says South

SEOUL/GENEVA, May 16 (Reuters) - North Korea's missile programme is progressing faster than expected, South Korea's defence minister said on Tuesday, after the UN Security Council demanded the North halt all nu

/ 16th May 2017
Indian-origin Google researcher links ransomware attack to North Korea

London/Washington, May 16 (IANS) As the world struggles to identify cybercriminals behind the global ransowmware attack that hit 150 countries, an Indian-origin security researcher working with Google has claim

/ 16th May 2017
A king who wants to unite all African tribes

Dakhla (Morocco), May 16 (IANS) He rules over 65 tribes in South Africa and his mission is to unite all the tribes across Africa as a nation, reconnecting them with their identity as Africans. Meet King Bhungan

/ 16th May 2017
Alia Bhatt launches trailer of Amish Tripathi's upcoming book

Mumbai, May 16 (IANS) Ace Bollywood actress, Alia Bhatt joined popular author Amish Tripathi in launching the trailer of his upcoming book. The trailer of Tripathi's highly-anticipated book "Sita -

/ 16th May 2017
Doors always open for India to join Belt and Road: China

Beijing, May 16 (IANS) China on Tuesday said it was up to India to join the Belt and Road project, but the doors for New Delhi "will always remain open". India skipped the just-concluded Belt and R

/ 16th May 2017
IT raids 22 locations linked to Lalu's 'benami' land deals

New Delhi/Patna, May 16 (IANS) The Income Tax Department on Tuesday conducted raids at over 22 places in Delhi and Haryana in connection with alleged Rs 1,000 crore benami land deals involving RJD chief Lalu Pr

/ 16th May 2017
Key government networks well-protected from ransomware: IT Secretary

New Delhi, May 16 (IANS) The government has installed necessary security in batches to protect its key networks from the cyber attack by ransomware virus 'WannaCrypt', Information Technology Secretary Aruna Sun

/ 16th May 2017
CBI raids Chidambaram's residences

Chennai/New Delhi, May 16 (IANS) The CBI on Tuesday raided the residences of former Finance Minister P. Chidambaram and his son Karti in Chennai, Delhi and various other places alleging he could have benefited

/ 16th May 2017
Russia's response to Trump leak reports: don't read U.S. newspapers

May 16 (Reuters) - A Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman on Tuesday advised that people don't read American newspapers, in response to U.S. media reports that President Donald Trump had disclosed classified in

/ 16th May 2017
Poor pay, training impede India's health workers

Prachi Salve & Swagata Yadavar IANS | Indiaspend Nearly a million workers -- forming the frontline of India's faltering public health system -- are inadequately trained and are underpaid, ac

/ 16th May 2017
U.N. Security Council condemns North Korea's missiles tests

UNITED NATIONS, May 16 (Reuters) - The United Nations Security Council on Monday condemned North Korea's recent ballistic missile tests, warning that the launches contributed to the development of nuclear weapo

/ 16th May 2017