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  • NEET—promoting ‘educational apartheid’
    Garga Chatterjee   The Supreme Court of India has revived from death the spectre of a common medical entrance examination for all medical colleges. Ostensibly, this common entrance examination called
  • White House race: Who is most presidential?
    Arun Kumar IANS   Mirror, Mirror on the wall, who is the most presidential of them all? That's the question American voters are asking as they size up the three survivors in the White House race.
  • Girls code to tackle challenges of slum living
    Rina Chandran Thomson Reuters Foundation Adolescent girls in the Mumbai slum of Dharavi are battling the daily challenges they face, one mobile app at a time. Tutored on laptops donated by friends of Nawnee
  • Continuing the Art of Naga textile weaving
    Abokali Jimomi   Naga textile weaving is one craft domain in which our women exercise exclusive artistic freedom and power, passed down from mothers to daughters. In Naga craft traditions it is taboo f
  • Philippine death squads very much in business as Duterte set for presidency
    Andrew R.C. Marshall and Manuel Mogato Reuters   On May 14, five days after voters in the Philippines chose Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte as their next president, two masked gunmen cruised this s
  • Poorest Countries Have Progressed but Fragile Countries have Lagged Behind
    Tharanga Yakupitiyage Inter Press Service   The world’s poorest countries are making development gains, yet challenges remain, particularly for so-called fragile countries affected by conflict or
  • Raising Capital for Business
    Most people have never raised funds before, and even with all the advice out there it’s still a scary thing for many. But this feeling can be overcome.   If you are to raise capital from others, it
  • NAGALIM
    Oh the state went dry Liquour flows in corner streets Bang bang shoot brothers against brothers For freedom they say Development... They proudly say... The promise unanswered... Land of festival they say..... F
  • Little-known facts about the Human Body
    Your body is many things: a mechanical device, a walking chemistry set, a sustainable life form, and an ever-changing biological phenomenon. There's a lot to know about the body. Were you aware of these amazing
  • Voice of the people
  • Participate & win
    1. Villagers from three villages in Mokokchung – Chungtia, Aliba and Kinunger – recently repaired 35 kms of a National Highway. Which National Highway? a) NH 102A b) NH 29 c) NH 702D d) NH 155  
  • This is My Story
    Tenyebinlo Himb, Class 12 Arts, Tetso College We are often in a dilemma whether we should or shouldn’t do certain things. We tend to doubt our capabilities and are afraid to fail when we face hurdles.
  • Johnny Depp’s band faces boycott at Swedish concert over Amber Heard abuse allegations
    Johnny Depp is seeing fall out in Europe over estranged wife Amber Heard's allegations that he was physically abusive. The actor and his band The Hollywood Vampires are currently on a European tour and a social
  • Kit Harington hits out at 'sexism towards men'
    “Game of Thrones" star Kit Harington has bemoaned "sexism towards men" in the entertainment industry. Harington, who essays Jon Snow on the hit HBO fantasy drama series, believes there is a "double standard"
  • Chris Brown sued for 'stealing hat'
    Singer Chris Brown is being reportedly sued by a fan who has accused him of stealing his hat at one of the concerts last year. In his lawsuit, the fan named Marq Stevenson claims that he was attending Brown's s
  • Is Kate Moss dating an 18-year-old?
    Kate Moss has reportedly moved on from 28-year-old boyfriend Count Nikolai von Bismarck to someone a decade younger. According to a new report the iconic supermodel who is still technically married to Jamie Hin
  • Naga Talents Promo Season 4 audition
    In order to give chance to those who could not join first rounds of District Audition, Pheto Music Association the organizer of Naga Talents Promo Season 4 has informed to all the inspiring and interested group
  • 'Balika Vadhu' enters Limca Book of Records
    Television serial “Balika Vadhu” has made its way to the Limca Books of Records as the longest running daily fiction soap in Hindi, with a run of over 2,000 episodes. The show began by delving into the soci
  • AR Rahman Receives Japan's Fukuoka Prize
    Musician AR Rahman has an addition to his already vast collection of awards and honours. On Monday, he received Japan's Fukuoka Prize 2016 for his outstanding contribution to Asian culture through his music, ne
  • Emilia Clarke wants to be first female James Bond
    Amid rumours that actor Tom Hiddleston is in talks to replace Daniel Craig as the next James Bond, "Game of Thrones" star Emilia Clarke has revealed she wants to be the first female to essay the iconic British
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