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  • Cooperative societies towards sustainable economy
    Dimapur, October 17 (MExN): Two simultaneous training programmes on ‘Developing Cooperatives as Rural Growth Centres (RKVY-TP-02)’ and ‘Nurturing Cooperatives as Institutions for Developing Ag
    Nagaland / 17th October 2016
  • Amur Falcons at Pangti Village
    Pangti, October 17 (MExN): The DFO, Doyang Plantation Division Wokha, Lhinghoikim Touthang IFS, Field staffs of the Division and Amur Falcon Roosting Area Union (AFRAU) President Zanthungo Shitiri visited the A
    Nagaland / 17th October 2016
  • Training on disaster management at Tsg
    Tuensang, October 17 (DIPR): The training on disaster management awareness was held at Bethesda School Tuensang. The training was organised by Home Guards and Civil Defense Department Tuensang.   Introd
    Nagaland / 17th October 2016
  • Ready to help Pakistan act against terrorists: Rajnath
    Chandigarh, October 17 (IANS) India is ready to help Pakistan take action against terrorists in Pakistan, including in Pakistani-administered Kashmir, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Monday.  
    / 17th October 2016
  • India says terrorism isolated Pakistan, China disagrees
    Benaulim (Goa), October 17 (IANS) Pakistan was isolated because of its pro-terror policies, India said on Monday and offered the neighbour help in acting against terrorists. China strongly defended Islamabad, i
    / 17th October 2016
  • Affection - what cancer patients require badly post-surgery: study
    London, October 17 (IANS): Cancer can wreck a person’s body and that is quite visible but a new study suggests that such patients may also experience loss of emotional support, thereby increasing their risk o
    / 17th October 2016
  • Olympic sprinter Tyson Gay's teen daughter killed in Kentucky crossfire
    October 16 (Reuters) - The 15-year-old daughter of U.S. Olympic sprinter Tyson Gay died on Sunday after being caught in an exchange of gunfire between two vehicles outside of a Kentucky restaurant, police said.
    / 17th October 2016
  • Iraq launches Mosul offensive to drive out Islamic State
    * U.S. defense secretary says confident Iraq will prevail * U.N. fears humanitarian crisis * Kurds says operation under way in villages east of Mosul (Adds Iraqi military statement saying Islamic State de
    / 17th October 2016
  • Trump charges U.S. election results being rigged 'at many polling places'
    WASHINGTON, October 17 (Reuters) - Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump dug deeper in his efforts to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the U.S. election, saying on Twitter on Sunday that he believed the r
    / 17th October 2016
  • Myanmar fires border police chief over deadly insurgent attacks
    Yangon, October 17 (Reuters) - Myanmar has fired the police official charged with guarding its troubled border with Bangladesh, officials said on Monday, after deadly attacks that sparked fighting with insurgen
    / 17th October 2016
  • Building Leadership for Multitasking Skills
    Vemedo J KezoDepartment of Education, St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama  PRELUDE The mass media explosion and digital revolution have make things so versatile that their usage has become indispensable in our
    People-Life-Etc / 17th October 2016
  • The Elusive Woman Secretary-General
    Ambassador Anwarul Chowdhury Inter Press Service   United Nations’ apex forum, the General Assembly elected the next Secretary-General yesterday by acclamation rubber-stamping the recommendation o
    / 17th October 2016
  • The global role - options for the next US President
    Vikas Datta IANS   Book Review: Superpower - Three Choices for America's Role in the World; Author: Ian Bremmer; Publisher: Portfolio Penguin; Pages: 256; Price: Rs 499   Love it or loath
    / 17th October 2016
  • The Blindness
    It was Mohandas Gandhi who lamented that “an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.” Today, Nagas are compelled by our circumstances to recognize that we too have indeed become blind! Almost 71
    Editorial / 17th October 2016
  • Shillong celebrates Dylan's music, Nobel Prize
    Shillong, October 17 (IANS) Shillong, often described as "India's rock capital", is leading the way in honouring the American singer and songwriter Bob Dylan for winning the Nobel Prize in Literature.  
    / 17th October 2016
  • European-led Mars lander starts descent to red planet
    FRANKFURT, October 17 (Reuters) - A Mars lander left its mothership on Sunday after a seven-month journey from Earth and headed towards the red planet's surface to test technologies for Europe's planned first M
    / 17th October 2016
  • Thai king's death will not affect election timeline – media
    BANGKOK, October 17 (Reuters) - A general election will take place in Thailand next year as planned by the ruling junta, local media reported on Monday, while Thais grieved over the death of King Bhumibol Aduly
    / 17th October 2016
  • China launches longest manned space mission
    SHANGHAI, October 17 (Reuters) - China launched its longest manned space mission on Monday, sending two astronauts into orbit to spend a month aboard a space laboratory that is part of a broader plan to have a
    / 17th October 2016
  • Fears of abuse as Iraq Shi'ite fighters set to storm city
    DAQUQ, October 17 (Reuters) - Shi'ite irregulars will help storm a smaller city in northern Iraq while government troops launch their upcoming offensive against Islamic State's biggest stronghold Mosul, raising
    / 17th October 2016
  • As India's "granary" exhausts groundwater, farmers eye new crops
    CHANDIGARH, India, October 17 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It is hailed as India's granary, but Punjab faces a drastic decline in agricultural output unless it halts the rapid depletion of its groundwater, ex
    / 17th October 2016
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