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  • Disaster training for community first respondents
    Our Correspondent Kiphire | November 1   A five day disaster training for training of trainers (TOT) on community first respondent was conducted today at the conference hall of the Deputy Commissioner,
    Nagaland / 1st November 2016
  • Royal Club Kohima observes 29th raising day
    Our Correspondent Kohima | November 1   The Royal Club Kohima today observed its 29th raising day here at the Naga Solidarity Park.   The Club felicitated its three members Dr. Neikiesali
    / 1st November 2016
  • Trump gains lead over Clinton in new poll
    Washington, November 1 (IANS) Republican nominee Donald Trump for the first time gained a slim lead over Democratic contender Hillary Clinton, the latest poll in the US elections showed on Tuesday, with less th
    / 1st November 2016
  • Public participation sought to weed out corruption
    KOHIMA, NOVEMBER 1 (DIPR): The Vigilance Awareness Week 2016 was observed at Deputy Commissioner’s Conference Hall, Kohima on November 1. The programme was jointly organised by the District Administration
    Nagaland / 1st November 2016
  • News in brief
    CVC informs landowners DIMAPUR, NOVEMBER 1 (MExN): The Choumoukedima Village Council (CVC) has informed all land owners under the jurisdiction of CVC, which has been effected by the railway alignment, that a
    / 1st November 2016
  • Eight civilians killed as Pakistan shells border villages in J&K
    Jammu, November 1 (IANS) Eight civilians, among them five women, were killed and 14 were injured on Tuesday as Pakistan troopers bombarded several border areas of Jammu and Kashmir with heavy mortar shells, tri
    / 1st November 2016
  • 11 Things Adele admitted in her ‘Vanity Fair’ Interview
    Adele has never been one to hide her feelings (especially in song), but she also isn't someone you see plastered all over magazine covers from week to week. So when she does sit down with a writer for an interv
    / 1st November 2016
  • Janet Jackson converts to Islam
    Singer Janet Jackson has reportedly converted to Islam. According to a source, the 50-year-old, who is expecting her first child with Wissam Al Mana whom she secretly married in 2012 has undergone a full conver
    / 1st November 2016
  • A response to Silverstein
    Kaka D. Iralu   I will respond to your article on the following points: 1. If India, as you believe, will never agree to a Naga nation, that is India’s problem and not our problem. As for ourselve
    Public Space / 1st November 2016
  • Justin Bieber after walking off stage: 'I'm not a robot'
    Canadian pop singer Justin Bieber said his abrupt departure from the stage during a recent concert in England was an act of frustration and not anger as his screaming fans made it difficult to connect with them
    / 1st November 2016
  • Benedict Cumberbatch happy to go back to Nepal
    Actor Benedict Cumberbatch was thrilled to film "Doctor Strange" in Nepal. The 40-year-old actor originally visited Nepal while on his gap year and had a "fantastic" time returning to Kathmandu to shoot scenes
    / 1st November 2016
  • Lady Gaga's 'Joanne' debuts at top of Billboard album chart
    Lady Gaga notched her fourth chart-topping album on Monday as her rock-infused record "Joanne" debuted at the top of the weekly U.S. Billboard 200 album chart, outpacing new entries by Michael Buble, Pentatonix
    / 1st November 2016
  • Twitter India head Rishi Jaitly quits
    New Delhi, November 1 (IANS) Micro-blogging website Twitter's India head Rishi Jaitly on Tuesday took to Twitter to announce that he has quit the company.   "Today, after 4 years of user/business mom
    / 1st November 2016
  • Ratan Tata well aware of DoCoMo decisions: Cyrus Mistry
    Mumbai, November 1 (IANS) Amid allegations that the manner in which the Tatas' break-up with DoCoMo was handled by Cyrus Mistry was among the reasons that led to his ouster as Tata Sons chairman, his office on
    / 1st November 2016
  • Frustrated Europe hopes Clinton win can spur elusive Iran deals
    BERLIN, November 1 (Reuters) - After a year of disappointment, European businesses are hoping a victory for Hillary Clinton in the U.S. election next week may help break the logjam that has prevented large-scal
    / 1st November 2016
  • Automobile sales continue on their growth path
    Chennai, November 1 (IANS) Domestic sales of automobiles were on the growth path last month (October) with most of the major players in different segments logging growth over corresponding month of the previous
    / 1st November 2016
  • All sides may be committing war crimes in Aleppo, U.N. says
    GENEVA, November 1 (Reuters) - All sides fighting over the Syrian city of Aleppo may be committing war crimes through indiscriminate attacks in civilian areas, U.N. human rights spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani to
    / 1st November 2016
  • China's Xi: Taiwan's changing politics won't affect meaning of 'One China' principle
    BEIJING, November 1 (Reuters) - China's President Xi Jinping said Taiwan's changing politics would not affect the meaning of the 'One China' principle, the Chinese state radio broadcaster said on Tuesday. &n
    / 1st November 2016
  • Low fat diet may reduce migraine headache
    New York, November 1 (IANS) If you suffer from migraine, following a comprehensive diet that includes low fat may help to reduce those headaches, says a study conducted by an Indian-origin researcher.  
    / 1st November 2016
  • Pope Francis praises secular Sweden over asylum seekers
    * Pope on last day of trip to Sweden   * Turns attention to tiny Catholic community   * Secular Sweden more pro-migrant than Catholic countries     MALMO, Sweden, Novemb
    / 1st November 2016
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