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  • Myanmar's Suu Kyi assures China of solution to stalled dam
    BEIJING, August 18 (Reuters) - Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi told China's premier on Thursday that her new government is willing to look for a resolution that suits both countries to a suspended Chinese-funde
    / 18th August 2016
  • Bomb attacks kill seven, wound 224 in southeast Turkey
    DIYARBAKIR, Turkey, August 18 (Reuters) - Two bomb attacks blamed on Kurdish militants killed seven members of the security forces and wounded 224 people in southeast Turkey on Thursday, officials and security
    / 18th August 2016
  • India air pollution death rate to outpace China – researcher
    BEIJING, August 18 (Reuters) - The increase in people dying in India from air pollution will outpace the rate of such deaths in China, as India drags its heels over environmental rules while opening more coal m
    / 18th August 2016
  • Pay-as-you-go irrigation aims to cut water use in Bangladesh
    Rafiqul Islam Thomson Reuters Foundation   Elias Ali has been picking weeds and waste for hours from his paddy field in southeastern Bangladesh, preparing it for irrigation. Every week, he walks hal
    / 18th August 2016
  • Fifth force of nature a strong possibility: Scientists
    IANS We know four fundamental forces - gravitation, electromagnetism, and the strong and weak nuclear forces. Now, scientists have discovered what can be the fifth force of nature.   A previously
    / 18th August 2016
  • Working conditions of media in Nagaland
    Witoubou Newmai   A part of the thrill for journalists is the feeling that we are rendering a benign service to society by highlighting untold stories that affect people’s lives to a wider audienc
    Editorial / 18th August 2016
  • No Japanese exit for Elizabeth
    John Lloyd Reuters   Should Elizabeth II — by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland and of her other realms and territories, QUEEN — resign?   Akihito, His Impe
    / 18th August 2016
  • Trump doesn't need a tax cut: Clinton
    Washington, August 18 (IANS) Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said that if she won the upcoming November elections, she would increase taxes on the wealthiest Americans and invest the proceeds in
    / 18th August 2016
  • Hollande meets pope, visits Rome church to honour terror victims
    VATICAN CITY, August 18 (Reuters) - French President Francois Hollande met Pope Francis on Wednesday to thank him for his solidarity with the French people after attacks by Islamist militants, including the kil
    / 18th August 2016
  • Hockey - Britain's women beat New Zealand to secure final place
    RIO DE JANEIRO, August 18 (Reuters) - Britain beat New Zealand 3-0 in womens hockey on Wednesday, with two late penalty goals securing victory in a tense, close-fought clash and a place in the Olympic final aga
    / 18th August 2016
  • Marvellous Turan fires Barcelona to Super Cup glory
    MADRID, August 18 (Reuters) - Two goals from Arda Turan and one from Lionel Messi gave Barcelona a 3-0 win over Sevilla in the Spanish Super Cup second leg on Wednesday to seal a 5-0 aggregate victory.  
    / 18th August 2016
  • Trump hires 'street fighter' in new shakeup of White House campaign
    August 18 (Reuters) - U.S. Republican Donald Trump overhauled his presidential campaign team on Wednesday for the second time in less than two months, hiring the head of a conservative news website to bolster h
    / 18th August 2016
  • Clinton Foundation hired cyber firm after suspected hacking – sources
    WASHINGTON, August 18 (Reuters) - Bill and Hillary Clinton's charitable foundation hired the security firm FireEye to examine its data systems after seeing indications they might have been hacked, according to
    / 18th August 2016
  • Spirited Sakshi takes bronze to end India's medal drought at Rio Olympics
    Rio de Janeiro, August 18 (IANS) A diminutive 23-year-old girl from Mokhra village near Rohtak in Haryana, Sakshi Malik, touched glory at the Rio Olympics on Wednesday by reaching out and grabbing the only meda
    / 18th August 2016
  • Naga SAZ without medical assistance
    Swissaid and Doctors without Borders refused entry to Naga areas of Myanmar Eleven Myanmar Yangon | August 17   The Myanmar government has refused to allow Swissaid and Doctors Without Borders to e
    / 17th August 2016
  • Pursue border issue in right perspective: UNTABA
    DIMAPUR, AUGUST 17 (MExN): The United Naga Tribes Association of Border Areas (UNTABA) today reiterated its demand for the Nagaland State Government to sincerely pursue the Assam-Nagaland border issue in the ri
    Nagaland / 17th August 2016
  • Tsupfume recognized for Kiwi cultivation
    Our Correspondent  Kohima | August 17   In recognition of the enormous success of Kiwi cultivation in Tsupfume village under Phek district, the village recently figured in the award list for the b
    Nagaland / 17th August 2016
  • 24 teachers selected for State Award 2016
    Kohima, August 17 (DIPR): 24 teachers have been selected for State Award 2016 to be awarded on Teachers’ Day, September 5, 2016, informed a press release from Additional Director (HoD) of School Education
    Nagaland / 17th August 2016
  • Excavation of riverbeds cause of soil erosion: Jacob Zhimomi
    Dimapur, August 17 (MExN): Excavation of riverbeds for collecting materials such as sand gravel and boulders for construction purposes is causing a threat to livelihood of the people especially those living nea
    Nagaland / 17th August 2016
  • A walk into a fading heritage: photo exhibition
    Morung Express News Dimapur | August 17   Coinciding with the World Photography Day, a premier photo exhibition, “A walk into a fading heritage” showcasing Donin Yeng Photography is schedul
    Nagaland / 17th August 2016
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