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  • Calvin Harris ‘My Way’ isn’t about Taylor Swift
    Calvin Harris has ended the speculation that his new track My Way is about his split with Taylor Swift. Many fans believed that the song was a diss track about the DJ's bad break-up with Swift earlier this year
    / 19th September 2016
  • Animated movie 'Up' saved my life: Celine Dion
      Singer Celine Dion is thankful to have had the movie 'Up' to help explain the loss of her husband Rene Angelil to their youngest children. The couple's eldest son, Rene-Charles, turned 15 less than tw
    / 19th September 2016
  • 'Game of Thrones' rules Emmys 2016 with 12 awards
    Fantasy drama TV series "Game of Thrones" on Sunday night triumphed in 12 of the 24 categories, including Outstanding Drama Series, it was nominated at the 68th annual Emmy Primetime Awards ceremony, which saw
    / 19th September 2016
  • 35 dead in Bihar accident, Modi expresses grief
    Patna, September 19 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief over the loss of 35 lives in a 50-seater bus's accident in Bihar on Monday.   The bus was going from Madhubani to Sitamarhi whe
    / 19th September 2016
  • France calls for 'decisive action' against terror groups targetting India
    Paris/New Delhi, September 19 (IANS) France on Monday condemned the terror attack on an army camp in Jammu and Kashmir that killed 18 soldiers, and called for "decisive action" against terror groups targetting
    / 19th September 2016
  • A glass of beer can help you be sociable: Study
    London, September 19 (IANS) Do you feel shy at a social gathering? Take heart, you only need a glass of beer to talk, socialise and connect with people, a study has found.   The study, conducted by r
    / 19th September 2016
  • Link between autism and sense of touch more complex: Study
    IANS Individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are either over- or under-sensitive to sensory information. The severity of social difficulties experienced by them daily may increase according to their
    / 19th September 2016
  • A Review On Science Study In Nagaland
    Science is the investigation of natural phenomena through observation, experimentation, and theoretical explanation. Science makes use of the scientific method which includes the careful observation of natural
    Public Space / 19th September 2016
  • UN shaky on protection of Journalists
    Thalif Deen Inter Press Service   UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, one of the strongest advocates of press freedom, is facing two politically-sensitive issues which are beyond his decision-making
    / 19th September 2016
  • Fostering Solidarity
    Even as the Naga skyline seems to get more fractured and clouded, attaining critical public solidarity and unity in purpose is imperative in order to emerge stronger, and to transcend the present conditions of
    Editorial / 19th September 2016
  • SC notice to Shahabuddin on plea seeking cancellation of bail
    New Delhi, September 19 (IANS) The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to criminal-turned-politician Mohammad Shahabuddin on a plea challenging grant of bail to him in a murder case by the Patna High Court ea
    / 19th September 2016
  • Diabetes camps in over 200 cities to detect unnoticed cases
    Mumbai, September 19 (IANS) Mass diabetes check-up camps, aiming to detect cases which go unnoticed, will be organised on September 25, 2016, in 200 cities across the country covering over a lakh persons. &n
    / 19th September 2016
  • Samsung says China phone fire caused by external heat
    SEOUL/BEIJING, September 19 (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Monday a Galaxy Note 7 phone a Chinese user claimed caught on fire was damaged by external heating, seeking to assure customers in the
    / 19th September 2016
  • Simple workout routine at office
    New Delhi, September 19 (IANS) A sedentary lifestyle can ruin your fitness. So, in between all the deadlines and pending work, make sure you do some stretching exercises at your workplace, suggests an expert.
    / 19th September 2016
  • Internet addiction may up risk of depression, anxiety
    Toronto, September 19 (IANS) Excessive use of internet may significantly increase the risk of mental health problems such as depression and anxiety, especially among college-going students, a study has found.
    / 19th September 2016
  • China concerned over 'rising temperatures' in Kashmir
    Beijing, September 19 (IANS) China on Monday condemned the terror attack on the Indian Army camp in Jammu and Kashmir and said it was concerned over the "rising temperatures" in its aftermath.   &nbs
    / 19th September 2016
  • Keep your promise, don't change land act: Tribal leaders to PM
    Ranchi, September 19 (IANS) Tribal leaders of Jharkhand have urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to keep his promise of not changing the land act in the state.   "Addressing a rally in Dumka in Decemb
    / 19th September 2016
  • Indian entrepreneur sells 'untouchable' foods to challenge caste bias
    MUMBAI, September 19 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A former rebel fighter and member of India's "untouchable" caste is taking on caste-based discrimination with packaged foods that would have been regarded as
    / 19th September 2016
  • China threatens countermeasures after Dalai Lama speaks at EU Parliament
    BEIJING, September 19 (Reuters) - China expressed anger on Monday and threatened countermeasures after exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama spoke at the European Parliament in the French city of Stras
    / 19th September 2016
  • India steps up Kashmir patrols and weighs response to Uri attack it blames on Pakistan
    SRINAGAR, India/NEW DELHI, September 19 (Reuters) - India stepped up patrols along its de facto border with Pakistan on Monday after gunmen killed 17 soldiers at a nearby army base, as Prime Minister Narendra M
    / 19th September 2016
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