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  • Induction training for govt employees in Zbto, Mon
    Zunheboto, April 18 (DIPR): The 12 days Induction Training Programme (ITP) for Group 'B' &'C' State Employees got underway on April 18 at DC's Conference Hall, Zunheboto. The programme i
    Nagaland / 18th April 2017
  • UGC-NAAC Peer Team visits Kohima Science College
    Kohima, April 18 (MExN): The UGC-National Assessment and Accreditation Council Peer Team visited Kohima Science College, Jotsoma from April 11 and 12 for the 2nd cycle assessment of the college.   The t
    Nagaland / 18th April 2017
  • ‘Church should focus on young minds’
    Dimapur, April 18 (MExN): Youth Department of Kushiabill Sumi Baptist Church (KSBA) has chosen the theme for 2017 from James 2:18; “I will show you my faith by my work” with the aim to address the c
    Nagaland / 18th April 2017
  • Faith Theological College...
    (Left) Yitachu, Minister School Education & SCERT giving away the awards to the graduating students during the 8th Graduation ceremony at Dimapur Town Hall, Tuesday. (Right) Graduating students of Faith The
    / 18th April 2017
  • Saturday Art School in Kohima launched
    Art has the power to inspire, to influence and to build Our Correspondent Kohima | April 18   Under the initiative and support of the Department of Art & Culture, an event management group A
    / 18th April 2017
  • Special Report - Police describe kill rewards, staged crime scenes in Duterte's drug war
    MANILA, April 18 (Reuters) - The Philippine police have received cash payments for executing drug suspects, planted evidence at crime scenes and carried out most of the killings they have long blamed on vigilan
    / 18th April 2017
  • 'Star Wars' may get more sequels after its ninth episode
    Film producer Kathleen Kennedy has said that there may be a possibility of continuing the story of the iconic 'Star Wars' series even after the ninth episode. The 63-year-old creator has said that if the plot "
    / 18th April 2017
  • Janet Jackson reschedules 75 axed shows
    Singer Janet Jackson will reportedly reschedule 75 axed shows and release a new album about motherhood. Jackson, who parted ways from billionaire Wissam Al Mana earlier this month, is now said to be focusing on
    / 18th April 2017
  • Building lives through carpentry
    Vishü Rita KrochaKohima | April 17  Having found gainful employment in the construction sector, Noumvüzolie Sachü asserts that there is so much scope here starting from the smallest thing to the biggest
    Morung Exclusive / 18th April 2017
  • Iraq opens new Tigris bridge escape route for people fleeing Mosul
    MOSUL, April 18 (Reuters) - Iraqi's army has built a new pontoon bridge over the Tigris river south of Mosul, after flooding had blocked all crossing points, opening an escape route for families fleeing fightin
    / 18th April 2017
  • Economic transformation our priority now: Nepal President
    New Delhi, April 18 (IANS) Nepal President Bidhya Devi Bhandari on Tuesday said that after its political transformation, socio-economic transformation is top priority and the country was keen to benefit from In
    / 18th April 2017
  • Election a chance for Scotland to boost mandate for independence vote – Sturgeon
    EDINBURGH, April 18 (Reuters) - The decision by British Prime Minister Theresa May to call an early election on June 8 gives Scotland a chance to reinforce its democratic mandate to hold an independence referen
    / 18th April 2017
  • Salty diet reduces thirst, increases hunger
    London, April 18 (IANS) A salty diet causes people to drink less water while increasing hunger due to a higher need for energy, suggests new research.   The findings, published in the Journal of Clin
    / 18th April 2017
  • TCS net up 4.2 per cent in Q4
    Mumbai, April 18 (IANS) Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) posted Rs 6,608 crore net profit of the fourth quarter of fiscal 2016-17, registering 4.2 per cent over last year and 2.2 per cent over last quarter. &
    / 18th April 2017
  • 'Politics behind India-Sri Lanka fishing dispute remaining unsolved'
    Kochi, April 18 (IANS) The dispute between India and Sri Lanka over fishing activities in the Palk Bay remains unsolved mainly due to political reasons, according to Maarten Bavinck, a Dutch scientist who speci
    / 18th April 2017
  • Nearly 9,000 migrants rescued in Mediterranean over weekend – IOM
    GENEVA, April 18 (Reuters) - Nearly 9,000 mainly African migrants were rescued in the Mediterranean this past long weekend after being put by smugglers in Libya onto unseaworthy boats heading toward Italy, U.N.
    / 18th April 2017
  • Mallya arrested in UK by Scotland Yard, gets bail
    London, Apr 18 (PTI) Embattled Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya, who has been declared a proclaimed offender, was today arrested in London by Scotland Yard on India's request for his extradition on fraud charges.
    / 18th April 2017
  • What Dolly Kumari learnt -– and how it could change India's textiles industry
    By Lavanya Garg IANS/ IndiaSpend In 2014, Dolly Kumari, an outspoken 12th class passout, left her home in Jharkhand, journeying about 2,000 km south to a new job as a tailor at a garment factory in Bengal
    / 18th April 2017
  • Northeast to get film institute, Doordarshan channel
    Guwahati, April 18 (IANS) Union Information and Broadcasting Minister M. Venkaiah Naidu on Tuesday said that the Central government is planning to set up a film institute and a dedicated Doordarshan channel in
    / 18th April 2017
  • Oil tankers ambushed along Manipur highway
    Imphal, April 18 (IANS) Unidentified gunmen, suspected to be Kuki tribal militants, opened fire at oil tankers on Tuesday morning in Manipur's Kangpokpi district. The attack caused no casualty, the police said.
    / 18th April 2017
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