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Say no to bribes: NPCC President

Dimapur, August 25 (MExN): NPCC President, K. Therie has appealed to the students and youth to be ambassadors of clean and God-fearing Government and to say no to bribe and corruption. // Speaking

Nagaland / 25th August 2016
Teaching community urged to win people's trust

Phusachodu, August 25 (MExN): The Additional Director (HoD) of School Education, Wonthongo Tsopoe along with Deputy Director, Lipok Jamir and Statistical Officer, Tsupong visited the SDEO establishment Pfutsero

Nagaland / 25th August 2016
More than two-thirds rise in vision loss globally due to diabetes: Study

London, August 25 (IANS) More than two-thirds of the increase in blindness and visual impairment globally in the past two decades has been caused by diabetes, finds a recent study. Diabetic retinop

/ 25th August 2016
Janmashtami celebrated with enthusiasm in Delhi

New Delhi, August 25 (IANS) Janmashtami, marking the birthday of Lord Krishna, was celebrated with zeal and enthusiasm in the national capital on Thursday with devotees going to temples, which were gaily decora

/ 25th August 2016
In Syria, Russia and the United States fight for the Middle East

Peter Apps Reuters Two years into Washingtons war against Islamic State, it may finally be winning. At the same time, however, its influence over events in the broader Middle East seems perhaps te

/ 25th August 2016
BREAKING THE SILENCE ON GENDER-BLIND TRANSPORT

Rose Delaney Inter Press Service In todays Post-Feminist world, it is time to pose a fundamental question. If we are really raking in the liberating outcomes of a gender-just 21st century, why do

/ 25th August 2016
My mom gets worried about controversies: Sonakshi Sinha

Mumbai, August 25 (IANS) Actress Sonakshi Sinha says while her father and actor Shatrughan Sinha understands that controversies are a part and parcel of showbiz, her mother Poonam Sinha gets worried about the c

/ 25th August 2016
Sleep deprivation may lead to memory loss

New York, August 25 (IANS) Sleep deprivation for five hours may lead to loss of memory, a new study has found. The study focused on the loss of connectivity between neurons in the hippocampus, a re

/ 25th August 2016
Depression in HIV patients may up heart attack risk

New York, August 25 (IANS) Human immuno-deficiency virus (HIV)-infected individuals already suffering from depression are at an increased risk of experiencing a heart attack than those without the mental health

/ 25th August 2016
Overuse of antibiotics harming India's fight against TB: The Lancet

Toronto, August 25 (IANS) India, which is facing the highest burden of tuberculosis (TB) in the world, is also the world's largest consumer of antibiotics, say researchers of Indian-origin in a study, conducted

/ 25th August 2016
Balanced combination of diet, exercise may prevent heart problems

New York, August 25 (IANS) Shedding those extra kilos through a balanced combination of diet and exercise may provide strong protection against heart disease for people suffering from obesity, a new study has f

/ 25th August 2016
India saw 350% rise in cybercrime in three years: Study

New Delhi, August 25 (IANS) Blame it on systems that are built around technologies with weaker protocols which are inherently more vulnerable, India has witnessed a 350 per cent rise in cyber crime cases from 2

/ 25th August 2016
Humans have caused climate change for 180 years: Study

Sydney, August 25 (IANS): Human activity has been causing global warming for almost two centuries, says new research, proving that human-induced climate change is not just a 20th century phenomenon.

/ 25th August 2016
More Turkish tanks enter Syria in push against Islamic State, Kurdish militia

KARKAMIS, Turkey, August 25 (Reuters) - At least nine more Turkish tanks entered northern Syria on Thursday as part of an operation aimed at driving Islamic State out of the border area around Jarablus and stop

/ 25th August 2016
Goodbye 'Dilscoop', Dilshan to retire after Australia series

COLOMBO, August 25 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's Tillakaratne Dilshan will quit international cricket after the ongoing limited overs series against Australia, the swashbuckling opener announced on Thursday.

/ 25th August 2016
Bihar struggles to evacuate reluctant villagers as floods wreak havoc

BHUBANESWAR, August 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Authorities in eastern India are struggling to evacuate more than 100,000 people stranded in villages after floods intensified, killing more than 300 and dr

/ 25th August 2016
India's future incomplete without peaceful Kashmir: Rajnath

Srinagar, August 25 (IANS) Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday made a passionate appeal for peace in the Kashmir Valley, saying India's future was incomplete without a peaceful Kashmir and announced t

/ 25th August 2016
Will focus on Superseries, World No.1 is ultimate goal: Sindhu

Hyderabad, August 25 (IANS) Basking in Olympic glory, star shuttler Pusarla Venkata Sindhu has now set her eyes on the World Superseries, the only trophy missing from her cabinet, while becoming the World No.1

/ 25th August 2016
Government panel clears GM mustard but hurdles remain, sources say

NEW DELHI, August 25 (Reuters) - A government panel has cleared commercial use of what would be India's first genetically modified (GM) food crop, but the political establishment will still have to give final a

/ 25th August 2016
Myanmar sends police, soldiers to protect ancient temples damaged in quake

BAGAN/YANGON, August 25 (Reuters) - Myanmar sent truckloads of soldiers and squadrons of police to protect and rebuild centuries-old Buddhist pagodas around the ancient capital of Bagan on Thursday, a day after

/ 25th August 2016