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  • Healing Crusade
    (Left) A young girl carries her baby sister on her back in Wakching Town as the members of Sinai Ministry reaches out with the gospel to a section of people. (Right) A volunteer breaks into tears as she prays d
    Nagaland / 11th January 2011
  • Street show on HIV & AIDS held at Mongsenyimti
    Participants enacting a play during the street show on HIV & AIDS conducted by Care & Support Society, Mokokchung.  Dimapur, January 11 (MExN): A street show on HIV & AIDS was conducted by Care
    Nagaland / 11th January 2011
  • NPBCA 22nd annual council held
    O. Alem, IPS, DG Prisons NHG & CD (Right) unveils the foundation stone of the ensuing NPBCA silver jubilee Memorial Hall at Mission Compound Chumukedima.  Dimapur, January 11 (MExN): Nagaland Police Ba
    Nagaland / 11th January 2011
  • PM-led meeting on price rise ends inconclusively
    PM Manmohan Singh during a high level meeting on food inflation in New Delhi on Tuesday.  NEW Delhi, January 11 (Agencies): A high level meeting convened by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to discuss ways to
    India / 11th January 2011
  • LOCAL Briefs
    5th Tening Lun Session on Jan 14, 15 Tening, January 11 (DIPR): The 5th Tening Session is being organised to be held on January 14 and 15 at Tening village under the banner of ‘Arise and March forwardR
    Nagaland / 11th January 2011
  • Indians growing richer and less healthy: Study
    NEW Delhi, January 11 (AFP): Indians are growing richer, but they are also adopting unhealthy lifestyles that could take years off their lives and threaten economic growth, a major study said Tuesday. In a wide
    India / 11th January 2011
  • Indian-American charged in US’ biggest insider trading case
    Washington, January 11 (PTI): An Indian-American is among four persons charged by US authorities as part of a wide-ranging investigation involving the multi-billion-dollar Galleon Group hedge fund scam, the big
    India / 11th January 2011
  • NABARD ties up with Reuters for providing market information to farmers
    Madurai, January 11 (Agencies): The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) has entered into a tie-up with the international news agency Thompson Reuters’ Indian subsidiary to provide
    India / 11th January 2011
  • Barack Obama says nation is grieving
    Washington, DC, January 11 (PTI): US President Barack Obama has said that the nation is grieving and in shock after the Saturday's shootout incident that critically injured Democrat Congresswoman Gabrielle Giff
    India / 11th January 2011
  • Too soon to share Samjhauta details with Pak: India
    New Delhi, January 11 (agencies): Days after Pakistan sought an update on the probe into the Samjhauta Express bombing, the government today ruled out sharing information at this stage saying it was “too
    India / 11th January 2011
  • Jagan stages show of strength, taunts Cong
    Former Congress party lawmaker Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy sits in the backdrop of a portrait of his father YSR Reddy during a day-long fast to protest against alleged injustice to farmers from Andhra Pradesh state,
    India / 11th January 2011
  • Terror threats to embassy in Kabul are real: Krishna
    New Delhi, January 11 (Agencies): India Tuesday said terror threats to its embassy in Kabul were real and the “grim possibilities” have been confirmed by its own intelligence inputs and those from A
    India / 11th January 2011
  • Hindu “terror” vs corruption splits politics
    New Delhi, January 11 (Reuters): A growing scandal over Hindu militants linked to bombings in India has highlighted how the ruling Congress party and the main opposition are increasingly exchanging bitter barbs
    India / 11th January 2011
  • PM leading the most corrupt government in Indian history: Jaitley
    NEW Delhi, January 11 (PTI): Taking the attack on the ruling dispensation a notch further, the BJP today accused the Prime Minister of leading the “most corrupt” government in the country’s hi
    India / 11th January 2011
  • Where there are no drugs: TB-HIV dilemma for migrants
    In  late October 2010, a large group of people living in and around Mae Sot, Tak province were closing in on a terrible 'milestone' of sorts: all of them – over 60 migrant children, women and men 
    Infocus / 11th January 2011
  • War-torn childhood of the Lost Boys of Sudan
    MEMORIES: Deng-Athoi Galuak in his apartment in Norcross, Georgia, with documents relating to his time in a refugee camp, the first time he has seen them, and Ajak Dau Akech with a hard copy of his refugee iden
    Infocus / 11th January 2011
  • An Appeal to Nagaland University
    •-My appreciation and thanks goes to the act of Parliament 1989 for establishment of a Central University in Nagaland. Now, we need to know what is mean by University.It is an educational institution of a
    Public Space / 11th January 2011
  • What is the befitting punishment for a rapist?
    •-When we read and hear about ‘rape’ or allegedly ‘raped’ by one so and so, most of the questions raised are where? When? Who? What type of girl/woman? Etc yet we fail to inquire a
    Public Space / 11th January 2011
  • Selective amnesia of our ‘liberal democrats’
    With some amusement I read reports last Friday about jailed Maoist Binayak Sen having moved a court in Chhattisgarh against the sentence of life imprisonment awarded to him last month. I say amusement because o
    Infocus / 11th January 2011
  • Roads as Development
    As was reported widely in the local media in the run up to the New Year, the Government of India has marked for Nagaland a massive Rs. 1, 130. 67 Crore for a 3-year road development project, arguably the bigges
    Editorial / 11th January 2011
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