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  • U.N. approves military force as Gaddafi closes on rebels
    Air crew work on a Royal Air Force Tornado, one of the typres of aircraft to be used in the operation of a no-fly zone over Libya, at the Lossiemouth air base at Moray, Scotland on Friday, March 18. BritainR
    World / 18th March 2011
  • Retracing Roots
    Models present ethnic attires and designs representing various communities from the Northeast during the Ethnic Costume Show on March 18 at the North East Zone Cultural Center complex in Dimapur. (Bottom righ)
    Entertainment / 18th March 2011
  • PM rejects WikiLeaks exposé
    NEW Delhi, March 18 (PTI): Strongly rejecting allegations of bribery during the 2008 Trust Vote, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday said nobody from the Congress or the government engaged in any “unl
    India / 18th March 2011
  • Women’s voices should be heard in climate change debate: Sonia
    London, March 18 (PTI): Women’s voices should be heard in the ongoing global climate change debate as they have played a stellar role in raising environmental consciousness, Congress President Sonia Gandh
    India / 18th March 2011
  • Talwars to face trial for Aarushi’s murder
    New Delhi, March 18 (Agencies): In a big setback for Aarushi’s parents, the Allahabad High Court, Friday, rejected two spate petitions filed by Rajesh and Nupur Talwar, thereby paving way for the starting
    India / 18th March 2011
  • Mamata goes ahead with her list, leaves only 64 seats for Cong
    Kolkata, March 18 (Agencies): Trinamool Congress on Friday unilaterally announced candidates for 228 constituencies for the Assembly elections in West Bengal, leaving 64 seats to Congress and remaining two to a
    India / 18th March 2011
  • Naga Reconciliation and Unity
    Recently people have started talking only about the Naga reconciliation and unity – whether they support or against the reconciliation. Reconciliation, reconciliation, reconciliation …echoes the bea
    Infocus / 18th March 2011
  • Making a Democracy
    Recent developments in Tunisia, Egypt, and increasingly throughout the rest of the Arab world have certainly been encouraging, and they raise the critical question of what happens next. How will these states be
    Infocus / 18th March 2011
  • Amid Shortages, a Surplus of Hope
    I  SET out from my home in the port city of Yokohama early in the afternoon last Friday, and shortly before 3 p.m. I checked into my hotel in the Shinjuku neighborhood of Tokyo. I usually spend three or f
    Infocus / 18th March 2011
  • “Bahrain is No Longer an Independent Country”
    The King of Bahrain has declared a state of emergency for three months following weeks of pro-democracy protests. The King’s announcement comes one day after about 1,000 Saudi troops crossed into Bahrain
    Infocus / 18th March 2011
  • Wide margin of errors in History question papers
    This article does not indent to impugn any individual or institution image but rather seeks some genuine answers from the people at the helm of the affairs. The writer has left with no option than to go to the
    Infocus / 18th March 2011
  • Rediscovering Confidence
    Are Nagas as a people facing an acute crisis of confidence? It is a question that requires an honest and sincere reflection. The growing suspicion and disrespect for each other, the profound hurt Nagas have met
    Editorial / 18th March 2011
  • Citizens demand to stop India's nuclear programme
    Recent nuclear emergency in Japan leaves no doubt that this world needs to renounce nuclear power for military and civil/ energy purposes, as soon as possible, to put an end to any further catastrophe in the na
    Infocus / 18th March 2011
  • Response to 'Deplorable Phek-Chozuba road'
    •-Responding to an article appeared in local dailies on March 16 under the caption “Deplorable Phek-Chozuba road”, I, the undersigned would like to make some clarification over the proprietors
    Public Space / 18th March 2011
  • Response to 'Deplorable Phek-Chozuba road'
    •-Responding to an article appeared in local dailies on March 16 under the caption “Deplorable Phek-Chozuba road”, I, the undersigned would like to make some clarification over the proprietors
    Public Space / 18th March 2011
  • North East Spring festival...
    Artists from Mizoram performs during a Folk dances during the Choreographed presentation of the Folk dances from the various Indian state at the North East Spring Festival organise by North East Zone Cultural C
    North-East / 18th March 2011
  • Trinamool aims to strike rich
    K D Singh, North-East Observer of Trinamool Congress releasing the 1st list of 55 members during a Press Conference at a city hotel in Guwahati on March 16. (Ujjal Deb Photo) GUWAHATI | March 17 : The Trin
    North-East / 18th March 2011
  • Affront to Zeliangrongs by Indian security forces: Boudi
    Imphal | March 17 : Zeliangrong Boudi, Manipur, has accused the Indian security forces stationed in Zeliangrong areas and other parts of the State of Manipur of alleged affront to Zeliangrong custom and traditi
    North-East / 18th March 2011
  • Arunachal Govt urged to talk with NSCN (K)
    ITANAGAR, March 17 (Agencies): Concerned over the recent letter by NSCN (K) to MLAs of Tirap, Changlang the Society for Promotion of Nocte Indigenous Culture (SoPNIC) has urged a dialogue. The reported letter s
    North-East / 18th March 2011
  • Compulsory EDP training for absentees
    Dimapur, March 17 (MExN): The absentees of EDP training of the Year of Entrepreneur 2010-11 under Dimapur district have been informed to report on or before March 19 to District Industries Centre (DIC ) during
    North-East / 18th March 2011
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