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8th October 2025 Extortion cases dip to decade-low in Nagaland, but crime rate still high

8th October 2025 Mission Karmayogi in Nagaland to strengthen governance

8th October 2025 Encroachment breaks traditional Wokha-Assam elephant routes: DFO

8th October 2025 Officers’ Hill Colony Kohima gets Iron Water Treatment Plant, Children’s Library

8th October 2025 Best time to invest, innovate and ‘Make in India’: PM Modi at IMC 2025

8th October 2025 Manipur's woman entrepreneur praises PM Modi for empowering women, driving growth in North-East

8th October 2025 3 scientists win 2025 Chemistry Nobel for developing metal-organic frameworks

8th October 2025 Trump tariffs acted as tax on US consumers, raised inflation: Gita Gopinath

7th October 2025 Nagaland Govt clarifies on exclusion of non-Naga Tribes in police recruitment

7th October 2025 Over 3000 apply within a day of Nagaland Police recruitment portal launch

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Nagaland state records highest HIV prevalence in India

Zunheboto, September 2 (DIPR): Director, Kripa Foundation, Abou Mere speaking on the topic, ‘Understanding drug use/abuse’ said, “drug in itself is good and necessary for our health.” &n

Nagaland / 2nd September 2016
Vishal Mega Mart opens in Kohima

Our Correspondent Kohima | September 2 Vishal Mega Mart, (A franchise store operated by Airplaza Retail Holdings Pvt Ltd) was formally inaugurated at High School Junction here.

/ 2nd September 2016
Mother Teresa miracle recipient feels grateful, not special

ROME, September 2 (Reuters) - As the Roman Catholic Church prepares to declare Mother Teresa of Calcutta officially a saint, the man she is believed to have miraculously intervened to rescue from the brink of d

/ 2nd September 2016
India soon to make GM mustard stance public, develop more varieties

NEW DELHI, September 2 (Reuters) - The Indian government will soon make public its stance on allowing the commercial cultivation of genetically modified (GM) mustard - what could be its first transgenic food cr

/ 2nd September 2016
Russia, Japan to make proposals to end territorial row by year-end

VLADIVOSTOK, Russia, September 2 (Reuters) - Russia's President Vladimir Putin and Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday agreed to draw up proposals this year to end a row that has bedevilled their relati

/ 2nd September 2016
Blood cancer treatment may severely weaken immune cells

New York, September 2 (IANS) Some blood cancer treatments can cause a long term effect - premature ageing of important disease fighting cells, says a study. The researchers discovered that stem cel

/ 2nd September 2016
Dogs use same parts of brain to process speech as humans, Hungarian study says

BUDAPEST, September 2 (Reuters) - "Super, well done," her trainer says, and Maya, a Hungarian golden retriever, happily holds up her left paw, responding to the praise. Maya works with a group of H

/ 2nd September 2016
Singapore says Zika infections spread, nearly 190 cases

SINGAPORE, September 2 (Reuters) - Singapore said on Friday it had found 38 more people who had contracted Zika, raising to 189 the number infected with the mosquito-borne virus since authorities reported the f

/ 2nd September 2016
New dengue vaccine may up infection in low affected areas: study

London, September 2 (IANS) The newly licensed dengue vaccine may actually increase the incidence of infections if used in low transmission areas, a team of international researchers has warned. Den

/ 2nd September 2016
Conflict in eastern India makes it harder for women to claim land rights

MUMBAI, September 2 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women in parts of conflict-hit central and eastern India are more vulnerable to violence and eviction from their land because a decades-long insurgency has mad

/ 2nd September 2016
Bullying likely to depress women more than men

New York, September 2 (IANS) Women who were bullied in their childhood are more likely to struggle with emotional damage, greater levels of depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) than the

/ 2nd September 2016
OBITUARY - Veteran Uzbek leader Karimov battled Islamists, suppressed dissent

September 2(Reuters) - Uzbek President Islam Karimov, who diplomatic sources said on Friday had died aged 78 after suffering a stroke, saw himself as the protector of his Central Asian nation against the threat

/ 2nd September 2016
After lifetime with the poor, Mother Teresa speeds to sainthood

VATICAN CITY, September 2 (Reuters) - Affectionately called the "saint of the gutters" during her lifetime, Mother Teresa of Calcutta will be made an official saint of the Roman Catholic Church on Sunday, just

/ 2nd September 2016
Low birth weight babies likely to develop higher body fat

Ottawa, September 2 (IANS) Extremely low birth weight (ELBW) babies are four times more likely to develop higher body fat than other normal birth weight (NBW) babies, says a study conducted by Indian-origin res

/ 2nd September 2016
Dipa Karmakar most inspiring Indian woman: Survey

New Delhi, September 2 (IANS) Gymnast Dipa Karmakar, who was lauded for her performance at Rio Olympics, is the most inspiring Indian woman, according to a survey. Shaadi.com, a matchmaking service

/ 2nd September 2016
U.N. chief urges Sri Lanka to redress wrongs of war

COLOMBO, September 2 (Reuters) - U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Friday urged Sri Lanka to do more to redress wrongs committed during 26 years of war with Tamil rebels, including returning land and restor

/ 2nd September 2016
Pan-India trade union strike evokes mixed response

New Delhi, September 2 (IANS) The nationwide day-long strike on Friday by Left-affiliated trade unions against the BJP-led central government's "anti-labour" policies affected normal life in several states, inc

/ 2nd September 2016
Bombs kill at least 12, wound dozens at Pakistan court

PESHAWAR, Pakistan, September 2 (Reuters) - Two bombs killed at least 12 people and wounded dozens outside a court complex in northwest Pakistan on Friday, a rescue official said, hours after militants killed t

/ 2nd September 2016
One secret of Trump's low-cost campaign - free labour

NEW YORK, September 2 (Reuters) - Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has run an unusually cheap campaign in part by not paying at least 10 top staffers, consultants and advisers, some of whom are no l

/ 2nd September 2016
70% Indians want Modi back as PM in 2019, over 50% want liquor ban: App-based poll

New Delhi, September 2 (IANS) Seventy per cent of Indians -- mostly young -- wish to re-elect Narendra Modi as Prime Minister in 2019, an online poll said on Friday. However, women's support for the re-election

/ 2nd September 2016