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  • Freida Pinto to play Mowgli’s mother in ‘Jungle Book: Origins’
    Actress Freida Pinto says she is portraying Mowgli's adoptive mother in Jungle Book: Origins. In an interview with etonline.com, the Indian actress opened up about her upcoming role in Warner Brothers' motion c
    / 5th March 2016
  • Benedict Cumberbatch, Jude Law to sponsor child refugees
    British celebrities Benedict Cumberbatch, Jude Law, Dominic West, Gillian Anderson, Juliet Stevenson, Stephen Daldry and Brian Eno have joined hands to offer their support amid the growing refugee crisis in Eur
    / 5th March 2016
  • Country music singer Joey Feek dead at 40
    Country music singer Joey Feek has died of cancer. She was 40. Joey passed away in her hometown of Alexandria, Indiana, on Friday after a long battle with cervical cancer, reports femalefirst.co.uk.  
    / 5th March 2016
  • Nicole Kidman joins UN’s campaign to end violence against women
    In the lead up to International Women's Day on March 8, one of Australia's most recognised females has leant her face to the plight to end violence against women.   Nicole Kidman is fronting the UN's
    / 5th March 2016
  • Nagaland music fraternity goes out of the box!
    Morung Express Entertainment   In a breakthrough initiative, a group of musicians successfully pulled off a workshop designed to help upcoming Naga musicians. The workshop was held with the goal to u
    / 5th March 2016
  • Electrification of 6,000 out of 18,500 villages completed: Govt
    New Delhi, March 5 (PTI): Electrification has been done in 6,000 of the 18,500 unelectrified villages and the renewable energy capacity has reached 39.5 Giga Watts, a meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra
    / 5th March 2016
  • More trouble for 'Freedom 251,' Adcom to sue Ringing Bells
    New Delhi, March 5 (IANS): In a yet another blow to Noida-based startup Ringing Bells Pvt. Ltd. that last month launched with much fanfare the world's cheapest Rs.251 (less that $4) smartphone, domestic feature
    / 5th March 2016
  • Give women due representation in legislatures: President
    New Delhi, March 5 (IANS) Linking the issue of women's empowerment with their numbers in parliament and state assemblies, President Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday said it was impossible in the absence of their ap
    / 5th March 2016
  • Reflection on Transformation Crusade
    The year 1972 marked the Billy Graham crusade in Nagaland and is considered to be the greatest revival crusade in our land till date. Indeed it brought a tremendous change and transformation to the Naga people.
    Public Space / 5th March 2016
  • All problems can be resolved in the way of Christ
    According to Capi dated 2.3.16, the present C.M T.R. Zeliang is to appear before the court in connection with his educational qualification.  Court’s judgement is punishment if found guilty and settl
    Public Space / 5th March 2016
  • God is good
    // A King had a male servant who, in all circumstances always said to My king, do not be discouraged  because everything God does is perfect, no mistakes. One day, they went hunting and a wild animal a
    Public Space / 5th March 2016
  • March for Jesus
    Originally, Martius (March) was the first month of the Roman calendar. In their geographical region, the grips of winter are just beginning to lose their hold in March. It makes sense that a year should begin a
    Public Space / 5th March 2016
  • Bank loan defaulters won't be spared: Jaitley
    Gurgaon, March 5 (IANS) Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Saturday said getting Indian banks back in shape was a top priority of the government, and that more resources will be found as and when required to boos
    / 5th March 2016
  • Zika virus may infect, kill human brain stem cells
    New York,  (IANS) A Zika virus-laden mosquito bite may infect and kill a type of brain cell, vital for the development of the brain, says a new study conducted in lab grown human cells.   The infect
    / 5th March 2016
  • India meet confident Bangladesh in Asia Cup final
    Mirpur (Bangladesh), March 5 (IANS) Unbeaten in the tournament with four consecutive wins, India will be wary of slipping up at the last hurdle when they meet hosts Bangladesh in the final of the Asia Cup Twent
    / 5th March 2016
  • Regular aspirin use may reduce cancer risk
    New York, (IANS) Regular usage of aspirin is likely to reduce the overall risk of cancer, a reduction that primarily reflects a lower risk of colorectal cancer and other tumours of the gastrointestinal tracts,
    / 5th March 2016
  • Modi asks officials to speed-up housing, digital India schemes
    New Delhi, March 5 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday directed officials to expedite implementation of the government's promise for housing for all as also to provide broadband to all gram panchaya
    / 5th March 2016
  • Trump, Clinton look to extend leads as five more states vote
    By John Whitesides   WASHINGTON, March 5 (Reuters) - Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton each look to strengthen their front-runner status when five states hold presidential nominati
    / 5th March 2016
  • Turkish authorities seize newspaper close to cleric Gulen - state media
    By Ayla Jean Yackley and Daren Butler   ISTANBUL, March 5 (Reuters) - Turkish authorities seized control of the country's largest newspaper on Friday in a widening crackdown against supporters of U.S
    / 5th March 2016
  • 6 cups of coffee a day may cut multiple sclerosis risk
    Toronto, (IANS) Excessive intake of coffee is likely to reduce the risk of multiple sclerosis (MS), an autoimmune condition affecting the nerve cells, finds a study.   The findings, which add to the
    / 5th March 2016
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