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  • Modi could be India’s Deng
    In power terms, political correctness is a reasonably modern phenomenon. In history, the blood and gore of conquest was usually cast in terms of valour, vision and the capacity to rule. It was understood statec
    Infocus / 18th November 2011
  • Media To Help Solve the Middle East Conflict!
    As if the United Nations and its Security Council had not spent more than 60 years debating solutions and adopting resolutions–all if them capable of solving the Middle East conflict for good, now the UN
    Infocus / 18th November 2011
  • Global Meat Production and Consumption Continue to Rise
    Global meat production and consumption have increased rapidly in recent decades, with harmful effects on the environment and public health as well as on the economy, according to research done by Worldwatch Ins
    Infocus / 18th November 2011
  • Can technocrats save the Euro?
    As the Great Euro Mess got messier, the past weekend witnessed a desperate bid by Europe’s political class to clean it up. Over the course of three days, two democratically elected leaders — the Pri
    Infocus / 18th November 2011
  • 7 Billion Mutinies Now: The Fight for Women
    Across the globe, the seven billionth addition to the human population has been welcomed symbolically. Baby deaths, another vital statistic, can be pushed aside. Numbers are nice. They give us an idea about jus
    Infocus / 18th November 2011
  • Costly Nagaland
    There have been recent reports in the local media about escalating costs of essential food items in Dimapur, the commercial hub of Nagaland. If this is the case, one can only imagine what the situation will be
    Editorial / 18th November 2011
  • To promote Naga fashion
    •-Two friends started something that paid attention to Nagaland fashion history and last week one of the NAGALAND labels known as RAMP was born. Today, Naga fashion is in another place. It is far more pro
    Infocus / 18th November 2011
  • Celebration with a difference
    Every year we celebrate Ahuna festival and this year was no different. However, unlike other years we wanted to celebrate this festival with a difference. And today I would like to share with you all in what wa
    Infocus / 18th November 2011
  • Aung San Suu Kyi steps up
    Exactly one year after her release from nearly two decades of house arrest, Aung San Suu Kyi seems be on the threshold of a new role in Myanmar, still in opposition to the military-backed civilian regime, but n
    Infocus / 18th November 2011
  • Tsg DPDB discusses departmental activities
    Tuensang, November 17 (DIPR): The monthly meeting of Tuensang DPDB for the month of November 2011 was held at the Conference Hall of DC Tuensang under the chairmanship of DC and Vice Chairman, T. Mhabemo Yantha
    North-East / 18th November 2011
  • Cartridge World launches its first store in Nagaland
    Kohima | November 17 : Cartridge World, the eco-friendly fastest growing Australian specialty printer cartridge recharging retail chain in the world, opened its first store in Nagaland at Kohima today. Located
    North-East / 18th November 2011
  • Training on Mithun farming technologies
    Dimapur, November 17 (MExN): National Research Centre on Mithun is a pioneer institute involved in developing the technologies for scientific Mithun farming. The institute has implemented different technologies
    North-East / 18th November 2011
  • Bomb Blast rocks Imphal & Ukhrul
    Imphal, November 17: An explosion inside a scrap shop caused injuries to two persons in the afternoon of November 17 in Imphal and in a separate incident two persons were wounded when a bomb exploded in a marke
    North-East / 18th November 2011
  • Entrepreneurs look to organic products for export
    From right, EATACOL chairman, Tiatemsu, deputy director of IIP Kolkata, Bidhan Das, and YLD director, Sashank Ghatraj, addressing the media at Hotel Saramati, Dimapur, Nagaland on Thursday, November 17. Di
    North-East / 18th November 2011
  • AMCO appeal to UNC for lifting blockade
    Imphal, November 17 (NNN): The All Manipur Christian Organization (AMCO) on Thursday appealed the United Naga Council (UNC) to lift the ongoing economic blockade imposed along the national highways leading to M
    North-East / 18th November 2011
  • UKLF condemns false accusations
    Dimapur, November 17(MExN):  The United Kuki Liberation Front (UKLF) stated that the news report in some local dailies dated November 17, 2011 where it was stated that two persons were shot by unknown misc
    Frontpage / 18th November 2011
  • MP Khekiho Zhimomi visit fire victims
    Dimapur, November 17 (MExN): Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha) Khekiho Zhimomi visited the fire victims at Burma Camp, Dimapur on November 17. The MP expressed his concern for the victims and the family member
    North-East / 18th November 2011
  • Call to make blood donation a people’s movement
    Accountant General, Nagaland V. K. Girijavallabhan donates blood at the Blood donation camp at the office of the Accountant General, Kohima. (Photo Courtesy/Office of the ACCOUNTANT GENERAL) Kohima | Novem
    Nagaland / 18th November 2011
  • Adolescent Health Clinic inaugurated at CIHSR Dimapur
    Dr. Sukhato A. Sema, Chief Medical Officer, Dimapur (standing) speaking during the inaugural of Adolescent Health Clinic at CIHSR on November 17.  Dimapur, November 17 (MExN): Under the public-private part
    Nagaland / 18th November 2011
  • The UK delegation...
    In this image released to the media, Nagaland Chief Minister is seen with (from left) Col Rob Lyman, a war historian, Col. Jeremi, Chief of Staff 15th Infantry Brigade, David Shaw, GOC of 2nd Div, UK, and Col K
    Nagaland / 18th November 2011
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