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  • How Do Commercial Banks Create Money?
    Banks are profit-making private businesses, just like retail stores and supermarkets. Some banks are quite small, with just a few branches, and they do business in a limited area. Others are among the largest c
    / 13th January 2016
  • Hackers bring down Thai websites over British murders verdict
    BANGKOK, January 13 (Reuters) - International hacking movement Anonymous said it attacked hundreds of Thai government websites on Wednesday over death sentences handed down to two migrant workers for the murder
    / 13th January 2016
  • U.N. war crimes investigators gathering testimony from starving Syrian town
    BEIRUT/GENEVA, January 13 (Reuters) - Residents of a besieged Syrian town have told U.N. investigators how the weakest in their midst, deprived of food and medicines in violation of international law, are suffe
    / 13th January 2016
  • Sharapova fully fit for Australian Open challenge
    MELBOURNE , January 13(Reuters) - Multiple grand slam champion Maria Sharapova has declared herself fully fit and ready for next week's Australian Open after having her preparations hampered by a forearm injury
    / 13th January 2016
  • Suu Kyi's surprise attendance seen as boost for Myanmar peace talks
    YANGON, January 13 (Reuters) - Aung San Suu Kyi's last-minute decision to join Myanmar peace talks she had previously criticised took some attendees by surprise, and could boost the chances of progress with reb
    / 13th January 2016
  • Warm winter may cut India's wheat output for second straight year
    NEW DELHI, January 13 (Reuters) - India's wheat output is expected to fall for a second straight year in 2016 after a series of bumper harvests since 2007 due to an unusually warm winter in central and northern
    / 13th January 2016
  • Common food preservative can kill cancer cells
    New York, (IANS) A common naturally occurring food preservative may be used to beat cancer and deadly, antibiotic-resistant bacteria, says a new study.   The researchers focused on the cancer-killing
    / 13th January 2016
  • Anti-HIV drugs may be effective against Ebola
    Toronto, (IANS) Using a novel and quick drug-screening method, researchers have found that anti-HIV drugs may be effective against the deadly Ebola virus that transmits from humans to humans by infectious body
    / 13th January 2016
  • Sugary drinks can up dangerous 'deep' fat
    New York, (IANS) Middle-aged adults who drink sugary beverages like soda and coke every day are likely to have higher amount of a particular type of body fat that may affect diabetes and heart disease risk, a n
    / 13th January 2016
  • Exercise cuts heart disease risk among the depressed
    New York, (IANS) Regular exercise can reduce heart disease risk in people suffering from depression, suggests new research.   Depression is commonly associated with worse outcomes for patients with h
    / 13th January 2016
  • Fight against Islamic State not World War 3, says Obama in last State of the Union address
    WASHINGTON, January 13 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama knocked Republican presidential candidates for anti-Muslim rhetoric and accused critics on Tuesday of playing into the hands of Islamic State in a speec
    / 13th January 2016
  • Coal India plans biggest tech overhaul to check rampant theft
    NEW DELHI, January 13 (Reuters) - Coal India Ltd is making its biggest tech overhaul in four decades to check rampant theft and shed its image as an inefficient behemoth, spurred by an impending opening up of t
    / 13th January 2016
  • Nagaland roads not worthy to serve common man: BJP national secretary
    DIMAPUR, JANUARY 12 (MExN): The wretched road conditions of Nagaland caught the attention of BJP national secretary Farooq Khan after he landed in Dimapur to attend a party related function.   Khan on T
    Nagaland / 12th January 2016
  • Replace transformer or face bandh; CRPO to power dept
    DIMAPUR, JANUARY 12 (MExN): Chizami Range Public Organisation (CRPO) is set to impose bandh on vehicular movement barring medical and para-military on January 21 within Chizami range to protest against the non-
    Nagaland / 12th January 2016
  • Nagaland
    At Washelo village in Meluri sub division under Phek district, children make their way to the forest to collect firewood and animal fodder. In this interior part of Nagaland, children are introduced to manual w
    / 12th January 2016
  • Peren District Task Force meeting on MI and IPPI held
    Peren, January 12 (MExN): The District Task Force meeting on Mission Indradanush (4th round) and IPPI 1st Round Peren District was held on January 12 at Deputy Commissioner Chamber.   The programme w
    / 12th January 2016
  • Kohima dist co-ordination meeting conducted
    Kohima, January 12 (DIPR): A co-ordination meeting in connection with work distribution and ground arrangements etc for the ensuing Republic Day celebration on January 26 was held at DCs Conference hall Kohima
    / 12th January 2016
  • Mkg admin honour National Awardee Katibenla
    Mokokchung, January 12 (MExN): The District Administration Mokokchung has extended to provide all needed support to Katibenla, who recently won the National Award in public recognition of her outstanding perfor
    / 12th January 2016
  • Cong opposes Centre’s talks over Manipur bills
    IMPHAL, JANUARY 12 (IANS): The central representatives participation in the talks over the three pending bills related to implementation of the Inner Line Permit (ILP) in Manipur is not acceptable, Congress leg
    / 12th January 2016
  • SC hearing on women reservation on Jan 19
    DIMAPUR, JANUARY 12 (MExN): The final hearing on the issue of women reservation in the Nagaland Municipal election could not take place on Tuesdays Supreme Court hearing because of paucity of time.  A press no
    / 12th January 2016
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