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  • ‘Childhood nightmares may lead to suicide’
    Toronto, May 5 (IANS): Children who are bullied suffer in silence and the trauma may lead to anxiety, depression, psychotic episodes and even suicide, an alarming study has indicated.Researchers from Warwick Un
    / 5th May 2014
  • Naga man ran over in Assam laid to rest
    ZHAVAME, MAY 5 (MExN): Headmaster of Government High School, Nerhema, T. Deo Dukru, who met with a tragic accident at Jakhalabandha, Assam on May 2, was laid to rest in his native village, Zhavame on May 4. The
    / 5th May 2014
  • NPF Central offers condolences
    Kohima, May 5 (MExN): The NPF Central office has called the untimely demise of Suponglemba Chang, son of Parliamentary Secretary Kejong Chang, on May 4 in Tuensang as very unfortunate and saddening. With profou
    / 5th May 2014
  • Workshop on e-governance for Kohima dist commences
    Kohima: The two-day sensitization workshop on e-governance for the middle level officers in Kohima commenced at the DC Conference Hall, Kohima gathered on May 5. It is organised by the National Institute of Ele
    Nagaland / 5th May 2014
  • Modi assails Gandhis; Sonia tells him to read history
    AMETHI (UP)/MUZAFFARPUR (Bihar), May 5 (PTI): Breaking an unwritten code, Narendra Modi on Monday held a rally in Amethi — the Gandhi family pocketborough — attacking “family” politics b
    / 5th May 2014
  • Apprised PM about 2G allocation, Raja tells court
    New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): Former telecom minister A. Raja told a court here Monday that the 2G spectrum allocation decisions were taken on the proposals of DoT and discussions with other cabinet ministers and af
    / 5th May 2014
  • Government not to pursue appointment of snoopgate judge
    New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): The UPA government has decided not to pursue its move to appoint a judge to head the commission to probe the alleged snooping over a woman architect by the Gujarat government.Sources sa
    / 5th May 2014
  • ‘EC can inquire into paid news allegations’
    New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): The Supreme Court Monday said that the Election Commission was empowered to inquire into the allegation of paid news if the expenses for the same are not being reflected in the election
    / 5th May 2014
  • SC orders status quo over Supertech towers demolition
    New Delhi, May 5 (IANS): The Supreme Court Monday ordered status quo in respect of two 40-floor residential towers of Supertech builders in Greater Noida which were ordered to be demolished by the Allahabad Hig
    / 5th May 2014
  • NPCC responds to CM Chang
    Dimapur, May 5 (MExN): With regard to Education Minister CM Changs response to NPCCs press statement, the NPCC has stated that instead of needlessly explaining the structure of SSA and its funding pattern, the
    Nagaland / 5th May 2014
  • Alacritas Cycling Club to start ‘Nagaland Bikehike Expedition’
    Dimapur, May 5 (MExN): Since its inception in 2013, Alacritas Cycling Club (ACC) has had many successful events like Ride to Dimapur in 2013, Alacritas Kohima tours, participation in the Hornbill ‘Go Gree
    / 5th May 2014
  • British tennis player dies of cancer
    Former British No1 tennis player dies of liver cancer aged 30 – just two months after revealing conditionLONDON, May 5 (AP): Elena Baltacha, a former top-50 professional tennis player who had been fightin
    / 5th May 2014
  • Glitzy ISL is not an answer to India's soccer woes
    MUMBAI, MAY 5 (Reuters): A new franchise-based soccer league with celebrity owners will kick off in India later this year but not everyone is convinced that it will help lift the country out of the lower echelo
    / 5th May 2014
  • Tambe's Hat-Trick Spins Rajasthan to Fifth Victory
    Ahmedabad, May 5 (PTI): In one of the most dramatic turnarounds in the history of IPL, Rajasthan Royals today came from nowhere to register an improbable 10-run victory against Kolkata Knight Riders in an encou
    / 5th May 2014
  • My comeback will inspire others: Jwala
    RAIPUR, May 5 (TNN): Sports should be an integral part of education and sports culture should run parallel to academic session right from the schools, India's ace shuttler Jwala Gutta said.Speaking to reporters
    / 5th May 2014
  • AR apprehends three armed cadres
    Newmai News NetworkDimapur | May 5The Assam Rifles, in three separate incidents, have apprehended three persons in possession of weapons and for “extortion activities.”  According to the PRO-IG
    / 5th May 2014
  • 4 injured in police firing in bandh-bound Assam
    GUWAHATI: Four persons were injured when police fired on a mob protesting against NDFB(S) attack in  Bodoland Territorial Area Districts (BTAD) in Assam’s Nagaon during the 12-hour state-wide bandh o
    / 5th May 2014
  • NTC rally on May 13
    DIMAPUR, MAY 5 (MExN): The Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) is scheduled to organize a public rally on May 13 at Clock Tower Dimapur from 9:00 am onwards. The rally has been organized in order to apprise the publi
    / 5th May 2014
  • Six women injured in Manipur bomb blast
    IMPHAL, May 5 (PTI): Six women workers were today injured when a powerful bomb exploded at the Thoubal Kiyam Siphai area in the Thoubal district of Manipur, police said. They said the bomb was allegedly planted
    / 5th May 2014
  • Reflections
    Gangster. Local mafia? No, He was attacked by politicians for writing about the mango ban and the delayed monsoon.”
    / 5th May 2014
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