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  • Alexander McQueen's DNA to be used to make leather accessories
    Late fashion designer Alexander McQueen's skin tissue produced from his DNA will be used in creating a new fashion line. A Central Saint Martin's alumni, Tina Gorjac, who studied under McQueen is set to create
    / 20th July 2016
  • Kishan Ghosthi at Tseminyu
    Tseminyu, July 20 (DIPR): ATMA Tseminyu Block conducted Kishan Ghosthi at Tseminyu Town on July 15. The objective of the programme was to create awareness and promote the economy of the farming community by sel
    Nagaland / 20th July 2016
  • Kabali fever: Companies declare holiday on Friday
    With superstar Rajinikanth's latest release, Kabali, almost in cinemas, some employers in the city have fallen to the star's charm and not only declared a holiday on the day the movie releases, but also booked
    / 20th July 2016
  • Queen protests Trump use of 'We Are the Champions'
    Rock legends Queen today lodged the latest protest against Donald after the presidential candidate played the band’s iconic anthem "We Are the Champions" at the Republican National Convention. "An unauthorize
    / 20th July 2016
  • Rohit Khandelwal is Mr World 2016
    First Indian Winner of the Pageant   Model and actor Rohit Khandelwal, 26, has become the first Indian - in fact, the first Asian - to have won the Mr World beauty pageant. Rohit competed with 46 conte
    / 20th July 2016
  • Lady Gaga, Taylor Kinney part ways
    Singer Lady Gaga and fiance Taylor Kinney have called it quits after being together for five years. The breakup comes after months of speculation that the "Poker Face" singer, 30, and the "Chicago Fire" actor,
    / 20th July 2016
  • 'Pretty Woman' director Garry Marshall dies at 81
    Veteran filmmaker and TV personality Garry Marshall has died. He was 81. Marshall, who created some of the 1970s' most iconic sitcoms including "Happy Days," and "The Odd Couple" and went on to direct hit movie
    / 20th July 2016
  • Campaign on Human-Animal Conflict Mitigation in Mkg, Zbto
    Mokokchung, July 20 (MExN): A Human-Animal Conflict Mitigation Campaign was jointly organised in Mokokchung on July 20 by the Nagaland Forest Department and the Fingerprint and Castle group and sponsored by the
    Nagaland / 20th July 2016
  • Star Wars' Darth Vader to get virtual reality game
    “Star Wars" is set to go even deeper into the world of virtual reality, with a new game focused on Darth Vader. The untitled game, which was announced at 'Star Wars Celebration' over the weekend, will explore
    / 20th July 2016
  • Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train to be ready by 2023-24: Suresh Prabhu
    New Delhi, July 20 (IANS) Railways Minister Suresh Prabhu on Wednesday said the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train corridor would be completed by 2023-24.   Replying to a question during Question Hour in
    / 20th July 2016
  • African study exceeds U.N. 'test and treat' goal for ending HIV pandemic
    NAIROBI, July 20 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A U.N. goal to get seven out of 10 HIV positive people to take a test, start medication and suppress the deadly virus in their blood is achievable, a study in Eas
    / 20th July 2016
  • Believe it or not, 1968 was worse
      Maurice Isserman Reuters   According to the Chinese Zodiac, 1968 and 2016 are both the Year of the Monkey. But maybe we should call this the Year of the Ghost Monkey of 1968. From the pres
    / 20th July 2016
  • Pema Khandu wins floor test in Arunachal Pradesh
    Itanagar, July 20 (IANS) Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Wednesday won the floor test in the assembly as 44 Congress legislators and two Independents voted for him.   The 11 Bharatiya
    / 20th July 2016
  • Replacing kerosene lanterns with solar-LEDs can spur jobs
    IANS   In addition to environmental benefits, shifting away from inefficient and polluting fuel-based lighting -- such as candles, firewood, and kerosene lanterns -- to solar-LED systems can spur eco
    / 20th July 2016
  • May, Merkel, Clinton – the year of female leaders?
    Peter Apps Reuters   It now seems extremely likely that by the middle of January 2017, three of the world’s six largest economic powers will be led by women.   Unless Donald Trump makes
    / 20th July 2016
  • Promised Land
    Aheli Moitra   By the time we grew up, Liberalism had arrived. It meant that those of us who had won the race—because of our privilege not because the “world is flat”—could conti
    Editorial / 20th July 2016
  • Pakistan to pass law against honour killings in weeks - PM's daughter
    ISLAMABAD, July 20 (Reuters) - Pakistan's ruling party plans to pass long-delayed legislation against "honour killings" within weeks in the wake of the high-profile murder of an outspoken social media star, the
    / 20th July 2016
  • Making Money by Creating Value
    Warren Buffett, one of the world’s richest men, says that you must either find value or create value to be a successful investor.   // Creating value doesn’t always have to come from inve
    / 20th July 2016
  • Theresa May takes centre stage in British parliament's box-office show
    LONDON, July 20 (Reuters) - Theresa May used her first parliamentary grilling as Britain's new prime minister on Wednesday to taunt the opposition over women's rights, pointing out that it was her party that ha
    / 20th July 2016
  • Kashmir newspapers to resume from Thursday
    Srinagar, July 20 (IANS) Kashmir newspapers are expected to hit the stands on Thursday after the government assured editors and publishers that their work won't be hindered by the heightened security in the Kas
    / 20th July 2016
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