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  • “IMAG(IN)ING” A SMART DIMAPUR
    Dr. Asangba Tzüdir   The year 1984 saw Kolkata Metro starting commercial operations and it was the first rail network in the country to have underground network. It just did not happen overnight. T
    Editorial / 16th February 2016
  • Academics oppose Centre's handling of JNU issue
    Guwahati, February 16 (PTI): Academicians across Assam today strongly opposed the Centre's handling of the JNU issue saying excessive use of state power in campuses is against basic constitutional rights and de
    / 16th February 2016
  • India: A Cultural Melting Pot?
    Culture is always dynamic. It absorbs new elements into itself and keeps evolving. The cultures which don’t do this, die. However, there is a downside. Often the society starts to mimic foreign cultures a
    Morung Learning / 16th February 2016
  • Chairman CFMG responds to NSCN (IM)
    In a press briefing at Dimapur on 10 Feb the NSCN(IM) had levelled several allegations against Chairman CFMG. Details of the press briefing were published by newspapers of Nagaland and others on subsequent days
    Public Space / 16th February 2016
  • RSS suppressing voice of Indian youth: Rahul
    Sivasagar, February 16 (IANS): Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday launched another scathing attack on the RSS, saying it was suppressing the voice of Indian youth across the country. Gandhi, who ar
    / 16th February 2016
  • Give them their Desire
    I was assigned a text for the Hebrew class from the book of 1 Samuel 8 and as I was reading it, a thought strike me. Thepassage is a place where the Israelitesask God for a king. Right from the journey of Exodu
    Public Space / 16th February 2016
  • The fear of ‘not enough to go round’
    Global inequality lies at the root of our anxiety over migrants   Bridget Anderson   Police confrontations in Macedonia and Calais, suffocation in lorries, drowning at sea and shootings at
    / 16th February 2016
  • UN drive to lift up poor farmers must focus on climate - experts
    Magda Mis Thomson Reuters Foundation   A new push to give farmers in developing countries better access to markets, led by the United Nations' food aid agency, could fall short of its goals if it do
    / 16th February 2016
  • SC refuses to restrain Governor from swearing-in new CM in Arunachal
    New Delhi, February 16 (PTI): The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to pass an interim order on a plea of Congress leaders that Arunachal Pradesh Governor J P Rakhowa be restrained from swearing in a new governm
    / 16th February 2016
  • Bruce Springsteen announces autobiography 'Born to Run'!
    Source: PTI   Rock icon Bruce Springsteen has revealed his upcoming autobiography will be released later this year. Springsteen, 66, will release his memoirs, entitled 'Born To Run', on September 27
    / 16th February 2016
  • SC seeks list of companies defaulting on loans of over Rs.500 crore
    New Delhi, February 16 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Reserve Bank of India to furnish a list of companies which are in default of loans by banks and financial institutions in excess of Rs.500 c
    / 16th February 2016
  • PNB declares Kingfisher Airlines as defaulter
    New Delhi, February 16 (PTI): Those who have the capacity must return their bank loans in the larger interest of the country, PNB Managing Director Usha Ananthasubramanian said on Monday after the bank declared
    / 16th February 2016
  • No gender pay gap say men, women from developed nations: Survey
    New Delhi, February 16 (PTI): Amid raging debate over gender pay gap globally, a survey by US-based career resource website Glassdoor has revealed that over 70% of adults in 7 developed countries believe men an
    / 16th February 2016
  • SBI looks to woo Japanese business
    NEW DELHI, February 16 (Reuters): State Bank of India launched an initiative on Tuesday to help strengthen business ties between Asia's third-largest economy and Japan, where investors eyeing Indian markets nee
    / 16th February 2016
  • Kendrick Lamar, Taylor Swift win big at 2016 Grammys
    Source: IANS   It was a clean sweep for rapper Kendrick Lamar at the 58th Grammy Awards here on Monday, when he bagged five trophies for his album "To Pimp a Butterfly". Singer Taylor Swift was honou
    / 16th February 2016
  • Manipuri model, who lost out on 'Mary Kom,' bags 'Rangoon'
    Source: TNN Manipuri model Lin Laishram, who was in consideration to play Mary Kom in Omung Kumar's biopic of the boxing champion, will now be seen playing an interesting role in Vishal Bhardwaj's 'Rangoon'. C
    / 16th February 2016
  • Rannvijay Singh refused 'Bigg Boss' for seven years
    Source: PTI   Actor Rannvijay Singh, best known for hosting adventure reality TV show 'Roadies' for over 10 years, says he will never be a part of 'Bigg Boss' as it does not appeal him. Rannvijay sai
    / 16th February 2016
  • Madeline Stuart returns to New York Fashion Week
    Source: Telegraph.co.uk   When Madeline Stuart first walked in a catwalk show at last year's New York Fashion Week, she made instant headlines around the world. The first professional adult model wi
    / 16th February 2016
  • Sonu Nigam and 6-Pack band unveil track inspired by a true story
    Source: Deccan Chronicle   After garnering over 3 million views on YouTube and Facebook as well as immense critical acclaim on its second music video, Sab Rab De Bande, a collaboration with Indias mo
    / 16th February 2016
  • Former U.N. chief Boutros Boutros-Ghali dead at 93
    UNITED NATIONS | By Michelle Nichols   Former U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali, whose term was marked by war in the former Yugoslavia, famine and genocide in Africa and confrontation with
    / 16th February 2016
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