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  • Ranbir Kapoor gets inspired by Jharkhand's YUWA Girls
    Ranbir Kapoor is creating awareness about setting up a school for girls in Jharkhand with YUWA -- a social development platform for girls -- through a five-part video series. The actor says he is inspired by th
    / 4th July 2016
  • Sunidhi Chauhan set for acting debut
    Singer Sunidhi Chauhan is making her acting debut with a short film, Playing Priya, which has been helmed by Lekar Hum Deewana Dil director Arif Ali. Playing Priya is a fantasy thriller based in an urban landsc
    / 4th July 2016
  • Rihanna drops appearance over Zika virus concerns
    R&B singer Rihanna has reportedly pulled out of the inaugural Lollapalooza Colombia festival in Bogota over concerns about contracting Zika virus. The Barbadian beauty, 28, was scheduled to headline Septemb
    / 4th July 2016
  • Multiple Intelligences And Our Teaching Approach
    Vemedo Kezo Department of Education, St. Josephs College, Jakhama  PROLOGUEEvery human person is endowed with gifts for the enrichment of his or her personality and to the society.  This gift is
    People-Life-Etc / 4th July 2016
  • A Case of Too Many Hands Spoiling the Curry
    I am a person who loves proverbs and wise sayings and over the years I have been touched and even inspired by many proverbs and this includes both biblical as well as secular proverbs. As such, whenever I ponde
    Public Space / 4th July 2016
  • India's first human trafficking law: draft falls short, campaigners say
    "The bill in its current form is a disaster. It needs to be re-drafted completely"     MUMBAI, July 4 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Charities and activists have criticised the draft of India's
    / 4th July 2016
  • A farcical federalism at work in the Indian Union
    Garga Chatterjee   In 2016, with another round of elections to the Rajya Sabha coming up in various state assemblies, the continued abuse of the idea of the Rajya Sabha by so-called national parties
    / 4th July 2016
  • Power may cause distrust
    IANS   Does your boss always punish you? If so, he or she may be afraid of losing the power and position, reveals a study.   The findings showed that distrust is the main reason why leader
    / 4th July 2016
  • Al Qaeda urges Muslims in India to mount lone wolf attacks
    NEW DELHI, July 4 (Reuters) - A regional branch of al Qaeda urged Muslims in India to revolt and carry out lone wolf attacks, a U.S. monitoring site reported, days after the rival jihadi movement Islamic State
    / 4th July 2016
  • China jails former aide to retired Chinese president for life
    BEIJING, July 4 (Reuters) - A Chinese court on Monday jailed a former top aide to retired president Hu Jintao for life after finding him guilty of taking bribes, illegally obtaining state secrets and abuse of p
    / 4th July 2016
  • Why crime is rising against India's lowest castes and tribes
    IANS By Himadri Ghosh   In the prosperous district of Kannur in one of Indias most prosperous states, Kerala, Eramangalathu Chitralekha, 39, was the first Dalit woman to drive an autorickshaw in 2
    / 4th July 2016
  • Anushka Sharma denies reports of meeting Kohli in Bengaluru
    Mumbai, July 4 (IANS) Actress Anushka Sharma was not in Bengaluru to meet test skipper Virat Kohli unlike media reports.   It has been reported that, Anushka, who is currently waiting for the release
    / 4th July 2016
  • No freedom of expression in Bangladesh: Taslima Nasreen
    New Delhi, July 4 (IANS) Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen on Monday said her country has no freedom of expression as is evident in murders of bloggers and writers.   "There is no freedom of express
    / 4th July 2016
  • Brexit vote makes united Ireland suddenly thinkable
    BELFAST, July 4 (Reuters) - Protestant unionists are queuing for Irish passports in Belfast and once quiet Catholic nationalists are openly campaigning for a united Ireland, signs of deep shifts in the United K
    / 4th July 2016
  • I will not curb Virat Kohli's aggression, says coach Anil Kumble
    BENGALURU, July 4 (Reuters) - India's new head coach Anil Kumble admires test captain Virat Kohli's aggression and will not try to curb his natural instincts.   The 27-year-old Kohli replaced Mahendr
    / 4th July 2016
  • Bangladesh gunmen made no demands, IS not involved - minister
    DHAKA, July 4 (Reuters) - Seven militants who killed 20 people at a Dhaka restaurant made no demands and a person taken alive by police was only a suspect admitted in hospital, Bangladesh's home minister said o
    / 4th July 2016
  • France eye Germany after ending Iceland's dream
    PARIS, July 4 (Reuters) - France's players immediately turned their minds to a semi-final with Germany on Thursday after putting Iceland to the sword in a 5-2 win at Euro 2016.   Four goals in the fi
    / 4th July 2016
  • Logging ban and Timber mills: The permit conundrum
    Morung Express News Dimapur | July 3   In December 1996, the Supreme Court of India made a landmark ruling that fundamentally changed the face of the timber industry. The fallout of a civil writ petiti
    Nagaland / 3rd July 2016
  • North East Network...
    Students of the NEN Summer farm school documenting the biodiversity. NEN Summer Farm School, organized by North East Network (NEN) Nagaland concluded at Chizami on July 2. Altogether 21 students, between 14-16
    / 3rd July 2016
  • Fuel adulteration racket a conspiracy, alleges ACAUT
    DIMAPUR, JULY 3 (MExN): The Against Corruption and Unabated Taxation (ACAUT) Nagaland today termed the alleged fuel adulteration racket in the state as a “conspiracy which has been going on for the last 1
    Nagaland / 3rd July 2016
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