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  • The Queen’s wardrobe to be exhibited near London
    Part of Queen Elizabeth II's wardrobe, both present and past, will be on display from this Saturday at Windsor Castle, about 32 km west of London, in the exhibition: 'Fashioning a Reign: 90 Years of Style from
    / 16th September 2016
  • India, China concerned over shrinking Himalayan glaciers: Minister
    Panaji, September 16 (IANS) Holding climate change responsible for the shrinking of glaciers in the Himalayas, Union Minister Anil Dave on Friday said both India and China were "concerned" about the degradation
    / 16th September 2016
  • ‘I believe in Hard Work’
    An interview with Temsusenla Kichu, owner of Fusion Store [caption id="attachment_218625" align="alignnone" width="425"] Temsusenla Kichu[/caption] Temsusenla Kichu is the owner of Fusion Store in Dimapur a
    / 16th September 2016
  • Accusing Community or an Understanding Community?
    Sentinaro Longkumer, CTC   You go down the woods and you feel the wave The wave of struggles, of fear, of pessimism, of storm You feel the harsh wind shaking the strong trees, You see the birds hiding b
    Public Space / 16th September 2016
  • The Third season
    No it is not clichéd to write about Autumn repeatedly. Not when it bursts into your consciousness like it has this week. After weeks of rain, the weather forecast predicted sunshine and was right this time. Th
    / 16th September 2016
  • Trump pledges 4% growth, 25 mn jobs
    Washington, September 16 (IANS) Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has said his economic proposals will boost the US economy to grow at a pace of four per cent a year.   Trump, speaking a
    / 16th September 2016
  • If Congress MLAs want to defect, what can we do: Rijiju
    New Delhi, September 16 (IANS) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday said it had no role in the dramatic political developments in Arunachal Pradesh where Chief Minister Pema Khandu and 42 Congress MLAs de
    / 16th September 2016
  • US world's most expensive place to give birth
    Washington, September 16 (IANS) The US is the most expensive place in the world for women to give birth, the media on Friday cited a new study as showing.   A survey comprising of 14 developed countr
    / 16th September 2016
  • Samsung to replace or refund one million U.S. Galaxy Note 7 phones
    September 16 (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd <005930.KS> formally recalled 1 million Galaxy Note 7 smartphones sold in the United States, replacing or refunding the flagship phones, whose susceptib
    / 16th September 2016
  • Trump campaign acknowledges Obama was born in US
    Washington, September 16 (IANS) US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's campaign has acknowledged that President Barack Obama was born in the US, media reported.   By broaching the topic th
    / 16th September 2016
  • AICTE partners Wheebox to improve employability
    New Delhi, September 16 (IANS) The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has partnered with Wheebox -- global online Skill Assessment Company -- to improve the skills of Indian students and increase
    / 16th September 2016
  • No communication from Sania post-WADA hack report: AITA
    New Delhi, September 16 (IANS) The AITA on Friday denied having received any communiation from star women's doubles player Sania Mirza or her mother Naseema to plead on her behalf for an allegedly deprived Olym
    / 16th September 2016
  • 600 kids die from malnutrition: So what? asks Maharashtra minister
    Palghar (Maharashtra), September 16 (IANS) Maharashtra's Tribal Welfare Minister Vishnu Sawra faced the ire of tribals in Palghar whose children have perished due to malnutrition.   When he visited a
    / 16th September 2016
  • Typhoon kills at least 11 in China and Taiwan; another on the way
    HANGHAI, September 16 (Reuters) - The world's strongest storm this year killed at last 10 people in China when it hit the southeast coast, the government said on Friday, as rescuers scoured flooded streets and
    / 16th September 2016
  • Fantasy play may boost kids' creative thinking
    London, September 16 (IANS) Children who engage in fantasy play are likely to score higher in creative thinking, a study has found.   The study found that it is possible that children who enjoy fanta
    / 16th September 2016
  • Impairment in brain areas may cause math disability in kids
    New York, September 16 (IANS) Children differ substantially in their mathematical abilities. But, some may remain persistently bad at addition or subtraction as a result of abnormalities in the brain areas supp
    / 16th September 2016
  • Small implanted device can fight breast cancer
    New York, September 16 (IANS) A small device implanted under the skin can improve breast cancer survival by catching cancer cells, slowing the spread of tumours in other organs and allowing time to intervene wi
    / 16th September 2016
  • Till I am around, no divide in the party, says Mulayam
    Lucknow, September 16 (IANS) Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Mulayam Singh Yadav on Friday tried to make light of the ongoing battle of supremacy in the party between Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav and Shivpal Yadav
    / 16th September 2016
  • Emotional leaders may have better leadership skills
    London, September 16 (IANS) Leaders often believe that they should show anger to make subordinates more compliant. Though angry leaders are perceived by others to wield more power, followers warm up more easily
    / 16th September 2016
  • Laughter-based exercise may boost health in the elderly
    New York, September 16 (IANS) Incorporating laughter into a physical activity program could improve older adults' mental health, aerobic endurance and confidence in their ability to exercise, a study has found.
    / 16th September 2016
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