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  • ‘Politicians are interested in only power & money’
    Noted social activist Anna Hazare’s indefinite hunger strike against corruption drew huge support from all walks of life and forced the ruling disposition to bow down before people’s power and accep
    Infocus / 10th April 2011
  • Is the younger Naga generation losing touch with their history?
    Some of those who voted  YES had this to say:•    Yes, the younger generation is losing touch with their history. This is a increasing fact, no one can deny it. But the issue is who is
    Weekly Poll Result / 10th April 2011
  • Towards Corruption Free Nation
    •-The society we say as ours is wrong we are living in a borrowed society it belongs to our children and grand-children. We cannot take anything along with us when we die but leave to the owners. Today,
    Public Space / 10th April 2011
  • The deception at the heart of ‘Rising India'
    Food prices become intolerable for the poor. Protests against corruption paralyse Parliament. Then a series of American diplomatic cables released by the WikiLeaks exposes a brazenly mendacious and venal ruling
    Infocus / 10th April 2011
  • Space and rehabilitation for so called National Workers
    At this point of time in history, a large section of the so called National Workers has become the concern of the society at large. When we use the generic term National Workers we do not mean all of them. The
    Infocus / 10th April 2011
  • A sense of civic shame
    •-Keeping the pace with technological stride is not a problem for both young and old Naga alike and everyone is apparently technophile. We are also very quick in adapting anything that is new even without
    Public Space / 10th April 2011
  • We, the corrupt, must root out corruption
    Amid the widespread euphoria over anti-graft crusader Anna Hazare’s victory over the government of India, we may fail to realise a few crucial things that can eradicate corruption in our country.Hazare br
    Infocus / 10th April 2011
  • Farmers Exposure Tours
    Newspapers in Nagaland are regularly being splashed with reports and pictures of our local farmers from across the State going on ‘exposure tours’ to different places outside our State. Such kind of
    Editorial / 10th April 2011
  • Quotation
    Don't be sweet, lest you be eaten up; don't be bitter, lest you be spewed out- Jewish Proverb
    Uncategorized / 10th April 2011
  • 4 killed, 16 wounded in Dutch mall shooting
    AMSTERDAM, April 9 (AP): A gunman opened fire with an automatic weapon at a shopping mall outside Amsterdam on Saturday, leaving at least four people dead and wounding 16 others, Dutch officials said.The city g
    World / 9th April 2011
  • Gaza-Israel violence rages on
    GAZA, April 9 (Reuters): Israel killed four Palestinian militants and wounded half a dozen others as it pursued air raids in Gaza for a third day on Saturday, responding to increased rocket fire out of the terr
    World / 9th April 2011
  • Brazil buries schoolchildren, debates gun laws
    A women cries while attending the funeral of one of 12 children killed the day before in a school shootout in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Friday April 8. (AP Photo) RIO DE JANEIRO, April 9 (AP): Grief-strick
    World / 9th April 2011
  • Nigerians vote amid tight security after violence
    LAGOS, April 9 (Reuters): Nigerians voted in a delayed parliamentary election on Saturday, voicing determination to hold a credible poll in Africa's most populous nation despite chaotic organization and violenc
    World / 9th April 2011
  • Anna to tour India, thanks youth for support
    Indian activist Anna Hazare, 73, displays to his supporters a government notification after breaking his hunger strike in New Delhi, April 9. (AP Photo) NEW Delhi, April 9 (Agencies): Social acivist Anna H
    India / 9th April 2011
  • ‘Separatists, terrorists involved in HR abuses in India’
    Kashmiri boys play cricket at a closed market area during a strike in Srinagar, April 9. Shops and schools in Indian-controlled Kashmir are closed to protest the blast that killed a moderate Muslim religious le
    India / 9th April 2011
  • DDCA Inter-School Cricket
    St Teresa & CHSS register wins In the opening match of the Inter-School (U-16) Cricket tournament organized by the Dimapur District Cricket Association at DDSC ground, Hebron Higher Secondary School lo
    Sports / 9th April 2011
  • Gaddafi forces push towards Ajdabiya
    A wounded prisoner from Gadhafi’s forces is transported in the back of a pickup truck by rebels, to take him to a hospital for treatment, half way between Brega and Ajdabiya, in Libya on Saturday, April 9
    World / 9th April 2011
  • David and Sam Cam relax in a shabby bar in Spain
    No special treatment: A fellow passenger took this photograph of the couple in the departure lounge ahead of the Ryanair flight from Stansted airport to Malaga, in southern Spain, on Wednesday afternoon.With bu
    Entertainment / 9th April 2011
  • Vilasier bags second ITF Junior title
    Dimapur, April 9 (MExN): Vilasier Khate with partner Rithvik Anand of Tamil Nadu clinched the ITF Junior Doubles title at Indore (Madhya Pradesh) from April 4 to 9, 2011. A press note issued by Avozo Haikube, S
    Sports / 9th April 2011
  • Pia had premonition about shocking exit
    Everyone is shocked about the unlikely elimination of Pia Toscano on Thursday night’s American Idol. The voting system has always come into question regarding the way American Idol chooses its latest vict
    Entertainment / 9th April 2011
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