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  • WikiLeaks' Assange 'unlawfully detained' in Ecuador embassy, U.N. panel to rule, BBC says
    SYDNEY/LONDON, February 4 (Reuters) - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's three-and-a-half-year stay in the Ecuadorian embassy in London amounts to 'unlawful detention', a United Nations panel examining his appe
    / 4th February 2016
  • India may decide on GM food as China makes big leap with Syngenta buy
    NEW DELHI, February (Reuters) - Officials may decide on Friday whether to allow what could be India's first genetically modified (GM) food crop, mustard, spurred by food security concerns and as China makes a b
    / 4th February 2016
  • IT services growth seen slowing as clients curb spending
    MUMBAI, February 4 (Reuters) - Indian IT services exports are likely to grow at a slower pace next fiscal year than in the recent past as global clients rein in technology spending, an industry lobby group said
    / 4th February 2016
  • Jaitley says GST will be in place soon, reforms to continue
    New Delhi, February 4 (IANS) Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said again on Thursday that the goods and services tax regime (GST) will become a reality soon, and added reforms in the country' direct tax system wer
    / 4th February 2016
  • World food prices start 2016 at near seven-year low
    ROME, February 4 (Reuters) - World food prices fell to near a seven-year low in January, weighed down by declines for agricultural commodities, particularly sugar, the United Nations food agency said on Thursda
    / 4th February 2016
  • Don't shy away from condoms, Thailand says ahead of Valentine's Day
    BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand launched a campaign on Thursday urging citizens to get used to carrying condoms, as it battles a reluctance to use protection in the fight against HIV and teen pregnancies.  
    / 4th February 2016
  • Procedure of Soil Sampling for Laboratory Analysis
    1.Introduction: In present days everybody is talking about the soil testing and soil health card distribution. But if we see the common farmers, they have a very little idea about the soil sampling, testing and
    / 4th February 2016
  • Cultural practices for the viral disease management
    Viruses are obligate parasites; that is, they require a living host in order to grow and multiply. These virus particles infect the plants are extremely small and can be seen with the help of electron microscop
    / 4th February 2016
  • PICKLE MAKING
    Fruits and vegetables are an important component to meet the nutritional requirements of human beings. These not only meet the quantitative needs but also supply vitamins and minerals which improve the quality
    / 4th February 2016
  • Tsintsu, a true son of the soil
    Tsintsu Yimchunger, a 40 year old progressive farmer from Penkim village, Pungro block of Kiphire district owns 10 acres which is blessed with a perennial water source. Though he studied just till the 8th stand
    / 4th February 2016
  • Nagamese in the Church
     Dr. Eyingbeni Hümtsoe-Nienu The discussion on whether to promote Nagamese as a regional language hits the people of Nagaland more acutely than others from Northeast states. Needless to say, other
    Editorial / 4th February 2016
  • Finding Joy In A Gluten-Free Valentine's Day Dinner
    By Carole Murko (Zester Daily) -   Nine years ago my husband was diagnosed with celiac disease. The diagnosis was a godsend as his symptoms displayed evidence of something much worse. When the test r
    / 4th February 2016
  • Want to stay slim? Keep your kitchen clean
    New York, (IANS) Cluttered kitchens are calorie-inducing kitchens with chaotic environments likely to lead people to grab twice as many cookies compared to those in a cleaner kitchen, finds a new study. &nbs
    / 4th February 2016
  • Why people feel miserable while at work
    London, (IANS) Do you feel miserable while going to work in the same fashion when you are ill? You are not alone. Most British people are at least happy while at work except when they are sick in bed, say resea
    / 4th February 2016
  • Cancer can be beaten with awareness, palliative care
    (February 4 is World Cancer Day)   By Dr. Dinesh Pendharkar "How can I have cancer, Doctor? I dont smoke, I exercise every day, I eat the right food and I get annual health check-ups. Bewildered and
    / 4th February 2016
  • Breakfast high in protein better for kids: Study
    New York, (IANS) A breakfast high in protein - like eggs - keeps children fuller longer than cereal or oatmeal, causing them to eat fewer calories at lunch, says a new study.   "It is really importan
    / 4th February 2016
  • Thank god I love my job, says busy bee Priyanka Chopra
    Mumbai, (IANS) She says her body feels "battered" due to long working hours, but actress Priyanka Chopra says she is loving her job and is excited about the premiere of the second season of her international TV
    / 3rd February 2016
  • Prolonging solution will create more trouble: CM
    Kohima, February 3 (MExN): Nagaland State Chief Minister, TR Zeliang today called for a quick solution to the Indo-Naga issue. “The sooner we solve this problem the sooner we will have permanent peace,&rd
    Nagaland / 3rd February 2016
  • Nagaland govt, judiciary urged to act and deliver justice
    KOHIMA, FEBRUARY 3 (MExN): The January 30 rape of a minor with disabilities by a policeman in Kohima is not the first time that such a crime on persons with disabilities has been reported, stated ENABLE, an NGO
    Nagaland / 3rd February 2016
  • State level seminar on spices held
    Kohima, February 3 (MExN): Two days state level seminar on organic farming of important spice crops in Nagaland was conducted at the Directorate of Horticulture from January 28-29.   Organized by the
    / 3rd February 2016
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