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  • Gaddafi advances, no-fly diplomacy falters
    Men from Sudan, who used to work in Libya and fled the unrest in the country, try to stop a car blocking a road during a protest demanding better conditions during their repatriation process in a refugee camp a
    World / 16th March 2011
  • Snow muffles rescue work in Japan’s devastated northeast
    Firefighters search for survivors in the snow in Minamisanriku, northern Japan on Wednesday, March 16 after Friday’s earthquake and tsunami. (AP Photo) SENDAI, Japan, March 16 (Reuters): Heavy snow b
    World / 16th March 2011
  • ‘Blood money’ frees CIA contractor in Pakistan
    U.S. consulate employee Raymond Davis is escorted by police and officials out of court in Lahore in this January 28, 2011, file photo. (Reuters Photo/File) LAHORE, March 16 (AP): An American CIA contractor
    World / 16th March 2011
  • US state California sued over Sikh religious rights
    Boston, March 16 (PTI): The US Justice Department has sued the state of California for "violating" the right of a Sikh prisoner to practise his religion and punishing him for keeping a beard. The laws
    World / 16th March 2011
  • Fortis Hospitals performs eastern India’s first custom fit knee replacement surgery
    Kolkata, March 16 (Agencies): Ushering in the latest in Joint Replacement Surgery, Fortis Hospitals Kolkata today announced Eastern India’s first ‘Custom Fit Knee Replacement Surgery’ performe
    India / 16th March 2011
  • New chiefs appointed at IndianOil for West Bengal and North East
    Dimapur, March 16 (MExN): Indrajit Bose took over as the head of IndianOil in West Bengal on March 14, 2011. A press note issued by Aloke Kumar Singh, Manager, Corp Comm, ER stated that Bose, a Chemical Enginee
    India / 16th March 2011
  • 'In this instant - no'
    It was one of the most romantic proposals in Bachelor history - and Emily Maynard's joy as she said yes was evident to all. But just one day after fans watched her tearfully agree to marry Brad Womack in an emo
    Entertainment / 16th March 2011
  • Emma Watson can't hide her healthy curves
    She certainly doesn’t conform to the stereotype of the emaciated catwalk model. Indeed, Emma Watson appears to have much more in common with the curvier actresses who have preceded her in her latest model
    Entertainment / 16th March 2011
  • Black Eyed Peas dedicate new video to Japan victims
    Members of the American hip hop band Black Eyed Peas have dedicated their latest video ‘Just Can`t Get Enough’ to tsunami victims in Japan. The video was shot in Japan just a week before the 9 magni
    Entertainment / 16th March 2011
  • Baby, we need a break, says Rod Stewart the tired out father
    He admitted that being an older father has left him ‘bloody exhausted’. So it may explain Rod Stewart’s decision to jet off on holiday less than a month after the birth of his eighth child.The
    Entertainment / 16th March 2011
  • My Tribute To Rev. Deo Vihienuo
    (from a former junior associate Rev. Kevi Meru)It is Tuesday evening now (Wednesday morning in Nagaland) as I write this.  I have just come to learn of the passing away of Rev. Deo Vihienuo as I logged onl
    Infocus / 16th March 2011
  • Best way to make peace out of war? Women
    Today marks the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day – a time to take stock of the global picture for women. While the last century has been marked by the remarkable progress of women in m
    Infocus / 16th March 2011
  • Nagas need to preserve bountiful creation of God
    The Communities from Peren District felt the need to go for Eco-tour to some successful wildlife conservation site before it is too late. While realizing our responsibility entrusted by our Creator to conserve
    Infocus / 16th March 2011
  • Replicating Facebook revolutions
    Those analysing the feasibility of “Facebook revolutions” in authoritarian countries have so far veered between utopian visions and non-utopian smackdown. These approaches undermine what is in fact
    Infocus / 16th March 2011
  • Education In Ecology
    •-The Christian Workers Movement of Archdiocese of Bombay expresses its deepest condolences to the affected people of Japan who experienced one of the worst natural calamity by way of Tsunami that rocked
    Public Space / 16th March 2011
  • Ad-hoc Teachers are not second-class citizens of Nagaland
    In January 1933, Adolf Hitler became the chancellor of Germany and the Jews living in Germany were automatically turned into second-class citizens. Of course, Hitler did not straightaway sign any official paper
    Infocus / 16th March 2011
  • Man Vs Nature & Tech
    March 18, 2011 Friday's earthquake and tsunami in northeast Japan, in which an estimated 10,000 people have died is more than just a natural disaster for Japan and its people. Because of the dangers posed d
    Editorial / 16th March 2011
  • The wellspring of judicial activism
    So cynical has the public become about the impartiality and seriousness with which corruption cases against the rich and the powerful are probed, that hardly an eyebrow is raised when the judiciary starts activ
    Infocus / 16th March 2011
  • Atsu Sekhose gave his summer/resort 2011 a gypsy flavour at Lakmé Fashion Week
    Known for his simple elegant creations for women with sharply constructed silhouettes, Atsu Sekhose gave his Summer/Resort 2011 collection a hint of gypsy flavour. Aimed at the free spirited women, the collecti
    Entertainment / 16th March 2011
  • Rock Knock Fest on March 30 in Kohima
    The Jetlagged Inc. (Nagaland) is all set to organize a youth festival titled Rock Knock Fest on March 30 at Kohima. This event has been conceptualized towards improving the lifestyles of the youth by providing
    Entertainment / 16th March 2011
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