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  • Baba Ramdev’s business empire worth over Rs 1,100 crore
    HARIDWAR, june 9 (PTI): Yoga guru Ramdev, who is on an indefinite hunger strike against black money and corruption, today made public details of his business empire worth over Rs 1,100 crore, claiming everythin
    India / 9th June 2011
  • NST bus introduced between Mon-Longwa
    Kohima, June 9 (DIPR): The Nagaland State Transport has introduced a new daily bus service for the convenience of the travelling public between Mon and Longwa covering a route length of 45 Kms with effect from
    India / 9th June 2011
  • Low-cost laptops set to roll out
    NEW Delhi, june 9 (Agencies): Six years after it was conceived, the first lot of 10,000 laptops - the HRD ministry calls it low-cost access-cum-computing device - would be delivered to IIT-Rajasthan in late Jun
    India / 9th June 2011
  • ICICI Bank and NISM to offer 1 yr PGCSM programme
    Kohima, June 9 (MExN): National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM), an educational initiative undertaken by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), and ICICI Bank Limited, India’s largest p
    India / 9th June 2011
  • More vaccines could save 6.4 million lives
    LONDON, June 9 (Reuters): Millions of children's lives and billions of dollars could be saved if vaccines were more widely available in 72 of the world's poorest countries, according to research published on Th
    World / 9th June 2011
  • Thatcher aides call Palin nuts
    LONDON, June 9 (PTI): Britains first female prime minister Margaret Thatcher has reportedly snubbed Americas glamourous politician Sarah Palin by refusing her request for a one-to-one meeting in London. The 47-
    World / 9th June 2011
  • Powers plot ‘post-Gadhafi’ future as rebels eye cash
    Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, center, speaks with  Jordan’s Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh, left, and United Arab Emirates Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Dr. Anwar Gargash, right,
    World / 9th June 2011
  • Insurgents shoot dead nine wedding guests
    JALALABAD, Afghanistan, June 9  (Reuters): Insurgents shot dead nine wedding guests and wounded five more in Afghanistan's turbulent east, local officials said on Thursday, the latest attack on revelers wh
    World / 9th June 2011
  • China says no expiry date on Communist Party rule
    BEIJING, June 9 (Reuters): China's Communist Party sees no reason why it cannot stay in power indefinitely, having made the nation into the envy of the world with its economic success, one of the Party's top of
    World / 9th June 2011
  • Fighting turns southern Yemen town into “hell”
    ADEN/JEDDAH, June 9 (Reuters): Bodies lay in the streets of a southern Yemeni town Wednesday as government forces battled Islamist militants, a local official said, underscoring the gravity of Yemen's multiple
    World / 9th June 2011
  • Female war prisoners should be sex slaves for men: Politician
    London, June 9 (Agencies): A woman politician from Kuwait has sparked anger and disbelief by calling for legalization of sex slaves, saying it would protect men from adultery, and suggesting that female prisone
    World / 9th June 2011
  • Mystical Medicine
    Traditionally, Ayurveda was the dominant form of healing in India. Ayurveda promotes the use of medicinal herbs, diet, minerals and aromas to restore health, but the philosophy behind the use of these valuable
    Infocus / 9th June 2011
  • Death Of A Terrorist (The Beginning Of Retribution)
    Death is a reality which often infuses fear into the minds of naïve and timid people. Truth is very few fears to die and few fears to sin. We live in an age where the sin of terrorism is at its worst and t
    Infocus / 9th June 2011
  • Traffic woes and violation
    •-The traffic problems in Kohima is very depressing and going bad to worst. The concerned traffic police are not bothered with the problem as they are happy with life as it is appears.  Illegal pa
    Public Space / 9th June 2011
  • The nation state & its territory
    The nation state and its territory are symbiotically bound together, inseparable and inviolable. The diminishment of one leads inescapably to the diminishment of the other. This, the classic (and idealised) vie
    Infocus / 9th June 2011
  • The Masterstroke of the NPF
    In less than two years’ time from now, Nagaland and the Naga people will witness and experience another assembly election in our state. I say in two years’ time because as of now I see no reason why
    Infocus / 9th June 2011
  • Security Zone (5Th Bn. N.A.P,) Phek Under Darkness For More Than A Month
    •-I am a common man and it is the bitter truth that in our State nobody cares for us. We have experience that the rich become richer and the poor becomes poorer day by day but for all this I don’t k
    Public Space / 9th June 2011
  • There is no business being a municipal body without sanitation and hygiene
    •-Sanitation and hygiene remains the foremost priority of any Municipal Authority/Body and rightly so, to ensure a decent and healthy living condition for the sea of humanity cramped into an ever dimin
    Public Space / 9th June 2011
  • Land of Unions not Unity
    The Nagaland government has given the slogan Land of Festivals to our State keeping in mind the diversity of our tribal hues and colour and the equal number of festivals. The plurality of our Naga family is som
    Editorial / 9th June 2011
  • Ridding the world of a terrible virus
    In 1977, a 23-year-old cook at a hospital in Somalia who caught smallpox and survived became the last naturally occurring case of the disease. Three years later, in May 1980, the World Health Assembly, the supr
    Infocus / 9th June 2011
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