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  • Harmonic Surge 2: A celebration of Choral music
    Morung Express News   An amazing line-up of choirs from Nagaland demonstrated not only their mastery but also their passion and joy for choral singing at the second edition of Harmonic Surge 2: A Cho
    / 15th October 2016
  • Justin Timberlake 'nervous' about his new movie
    Singer Justin Timberlake is "nervous" about how his new concert movie "Justin Timberlake + The Tennessee Kids" will be received. The film, which is now available on Netflix, documents the final stop of Timberla
    / 15th October 2016
  • Madonna Named Billboard’s 2016 Woman Of The Year
    Madonna has been named Billboards annual Woman of the Year for 2016. The pop icon will be presented the award at the 11th annual Billboard Women In Music event on December 9 in New York City, with the event bei
    / 15th October 2016
  • 24 killed, over 60 injured in Varanasi stampede
    Varanasi, Oct 15 (IANS) At least 24 persons, including 14 women, were crushed to death and 60 injured in a stampede during a religious procession here on Saturday, police said. Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav ord
    / 15th October 2016
  • The Final Judgment of God
    Selie Visa   1. The final judgment:   The final judgment is the sentence that will be passed on our actions at the last day. The persons to be judged are the whole race of Adam without a single
    Public Space / 15th October 2016
  • Modi, Putin launch second unit of Kudankulam nuclear power plant
    Benaulim (Goa), October 15 (IANS) The second unit of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) in Tamil Nadu was formally launched on Saturday, an event witnessed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian Presiden
    / 15th October 2016
  • Nearly 200 nations agree binding deal to cut greenhouse gases
    KIGALI, October 15 (Reuters) - Nearly 200 nations have agreed a legally binding deal to cut back on greenhouse gases used in refrigerators and air conditioners, a major step against climate change that prompted
    / 15th October 2016
  • How Trump rallies the faithful: Belittle Clinton, news media
    CHARLOTTE, N.C., October 15 (Reuters) - Republican U.S. presidential nominee Donald Trump's campaign rallies have turned into eruptions of barely contained emotions from his impassioned followers, who urge him
    / 15th October 2016
  • Eating dark chocolates may improve your heart health
    New York, October 15 (IANS) Now you need not be guilty of indulging in dark chocolates, as compounds found in cocoa may be good for your heart, a study has found.   The findings showed that consumpti
    / 15th October 2016
  • Sex assault allegations: Trump plays 'victim'
    Washington, October 15 (IANS) Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has described himself a "victim" as more women came forward accusing him of sexual assault and harassment.   "As you have se
    / 15th October 2016
  • Climate change negotiations lagging by a decade: TERI
    New Delhi, October 15 (IANS) While the threshold for the Paris climate change agreement has been achieved, paving way for negotiations to implement it in 2020 -- aiming to limit the global temperature rise to b
    / 15th October 2016
  • Militants ambush security convoy in Kashmir, killing two
    RINAGAR, India, October 15 (Reuters) - Militants ambushed a convoy carrying paramilitary forces in Indian-controlled Kashmir on Friday, killing two security officers and wounding seven others, police said. &
    / 15th October 2016
  • India and Russia sign energy, defence deals worth billions
    GOA, India, October 15 (Reuters) - India and Russia signed billions of dollars of defence and energy deals on Saturday at a summit that sought to inject new life into a relationship that has been tested by shif
    / 15th October 2016
  • Russia backs India's anti-terror surgical strikes: India
    Benaulim (Goa), October 15 (IANS) Russia has backed India's cross-border surgical strikes at terror launch pads in Pakistan-administered Kashmir after the September 18 Uri attack at a military base, Prime Minis
    / 15th October 2016
  • The You In Me
    Plabon Phukan It has been more than a year that I have been engaged with the youth professionally as a student counsellor at an educational institution. The world of the youth has been and interesting area t
    Public Space / 15th October 2016
  • India's plan to seal border not officially conveyed: Pakistan
    Islamabad, October 15 (IANS) India has not formally conveyed any plan of sealing its border with Pakistan by December 2018, the country's Foreign Office has said.   In a response to Home Minister Raj
    / 15th October 2016
  • FARC welcomes Colombia's truce extension
    Bogota, October 15 (IANS) The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) has welcomed Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos announcement extending the ceasefire with the rebels until December 31.  
    / 15th October 2016
  • White House war: Sex, sleaze, emails, and Putin
    (Washington Diary)   Washington, October 15 (IANS) Donald Trump is toast, proclaimed the pundits for the umpteenth time since he began his dizzying presidential run as an "explosive video" hit the airw
    / 15th October 2016
  • Does Bob Dylan deserve the Nobel Prize for Literature?
    IANS By Vikas Datta Choosing Bob Dylan as the recipient of this year's Nobel Prize for Literature was unprecedented in the award's over-a-century-long history. While the Swedish Academy's decision to sele
    / 15th October 2016
  • War build-up in Syria: To influence US elections or is it real?
    IANS By Saeed Naqvi   Americans and the Russians are leaping over the threshold in Aleppo -- almost.   Note the rhetoric: US State Department Spokesman, John Kirby, says: "Extremist gro
    / 15th October 2016
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