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  • Former CS on ongoing confusion
    Alemtemshi Jamir, (IAS Rtd) I am constrained to issue this rejoinder to the perplexing news item, as appeared in a Nagaland newspaper on 10th May 2014 that has attempted to attribute the entire on-going co
    Public Space / 12th May 2014
  • Nurses: The Heart of Health care
    Vibi YhokhaKohima | May 12Nurses are not just a force for change but a force to reckon with. Without them, we are disabled, said Dr Vikeyie Losou, Managing Director of Naga Hospital Authority Kohima (NHAK), dur
    Nagaland / 12th May 2014
  • ‘Why we do what we do’
    Ketusieü Zao, one of the oldest surviving nurses in Nagaland. At a young age, when Ketusieü Zao (now 87 years old) was being treated in the hospital for Malaria, she saw the nurses dressed in the
    / 12th May 2014
  • Defence ministry recommends Lt. Gen. Suhag as next army chief
    New Delhi, May 12 (IANS): The defence ministry Monday recommended the name of Lt. Gen. Dalbir Singh Suhag to the cabinet committee on appointments as the next Indian Army chief, sources said. The move comes as
    / 12th May 2014
  • Kohima DEO informs on scholarship, stipend
    KOHIMA, MAY 12 (MExN): The Kohima District Education Officer (DEO) has informed all concerned beneficiaries and authorities of respective educational institutions under the DEO Kohima, that Scholarship/Nagaland
    Nagaland / 12th May 2014
  • Reflections
    Please transfer him to some rural area. He gets beaten up by drivers...everyday!
    / 12th May 2014
  • First all women post office in Nagaland
    Our CorrespondentKohima | May 12The first all women post office in Nagaland was inaugurated here today at PR Hill Sub Post office, Belho Complex by the Chief Postmaster General NE Circle, Shillong, PK Swain. Th
    Nagaland / 12th May 2014
  • Diesel price hiked by Rs.1.09 a litre
    New Delhi, May 12 (IANS): State-run oil marketing companies (OMCs) Monday hiked diesel price by Rs.1.09 a litre excluding taxes, effective from midnight Monday. The raise in price was in line with the policy of
    / 12th May 2014
  • Ryan Giggs uncertain over ManU future
    SOUTHAMPTON, May 12 (AFP): Ryan Giggs claims not to have thought about his Manchester United future yet, but he concedes that will have to change quickly when his club hire their new manager. Having taken charg
    / 12th May 2014
  • Abducted Nigerian girl scared to go back to school 
    BAUCHI, MAY 11 (AP): One of the teenagers who escaped from Islamic extremists who abducted more than 300 schoolgirls said Sunday the kidnapping was «too terrifying for words,» and she is scared to g
    / 12th May 2014
  • Election front-runner BJP could curb beef exports
    New Delhi, May 11 (Reuters): The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) says it plans to clamp down on beef exports if it takes power after general elections that end on Monday, threatening supplies from one of the world
    / 12th May 2014
  • Despite majority claims, BJP scours for allies
    New Delhi, May 11 (IANS): Even as its leaders claim that the BJP and its allies will get a majority in the Lok Sabha, the party seems to be looking for potential allies. BJP’s prime ministerial candidate
    / 12th May 2014
  • After elections, AAP will groom new leaders
    New Delhi, May 11 (IANS): Realising that it cannot keep solely depending on Arvind Kejriwal after a gruelling Lok Sabha poll, the fledgling AAP has begun preparing its new rank of leadership. Party sources have
    / 12th May 2014
  • Relaxed Manmohan Singh winds down, no holiday plans
    New Delhi, May 11 (IANS): It has been business as usual for Manmohan Singh - with back-to-back appointments, official meetings and clearing off pending files. But the prime minister is a much relaxed man these
    / 12th May 2014
  • Bangladesh PM blames Mamata for Teesta treaty failure
    Dhaka, May 11 (IANS): Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Sunday blamed West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for India and Bangladesh failing to sign the Teesta water sharing treaty. Bangladesh and In
    / 12th May 2014
  • Seven commandos die in Maoist attack in Maharashtra
    Gadchiroli, May 11 (IANS): Seven police commandos were killed Sunday when Maoists set off a landmine in the thick forests of this district in Maharashtra, officials said. The incident occurred around 9.30 a.m.
    / 12th May 2014
  • Ukraine regions hold sovereignty vote 
    DONETSK, MAY 11 (AP): Residents of two restive regions in eastern Ukraine engulfed by a pro-Russian insurgency defied the central government in Kiev by voting Sunday in contentious and hastily organized indepen
    / 12th May 2014
  • China tensions top ASEAN summit talks
    NAYPYIDAW, MAY 11 (AP): Vietnam and the Philippines on Sunday pushed for stronger action to confront China’s aggressive behavior in the South China Sea at the first Southeast Asian summit hosted by Myanma
    / 12th May 2014
  • Myanmar urges ASEAN leaders to address climate change
    Nay Pyi Taw, May 11 (IANS): Myanmar President U Thein Sein urged Asean leaders to address the impact of climate change along with other relevant issues as the 24th summit of the group began in the country
    / 12th May 2014
  • Thailand warns people to stay away from protests 
    BANGKOK, MAY 11 (AP): Thailand’s caretaker government said Sunday that it would tighten security to prevent clashes that could arise between the two sides in an escalating political crisis, and warned peo
    / 12th May 2014
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