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  • Is Chelsea Clinton’s husband headed for a breakdown?
    Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky have made a huge show of togetherness since rumours of a split rocked their marriage earlier this month. But it seems the couple's efforts have been in vain, as friends are no
    Entertainment / 24th February 2011
  • Siddharth breaks his silence on Deepika Padukone
    Siddharth Mallya finally broke his silence about his ladylove Deepika Padukone. The son of liquor baron Vijay Mallya cleared the air on rumours about him and the ‘Love Aaj Kal’ star.According to gra
    Entertainment / 24th February 2011
  • William’s agony as rescued woman dies
    Prince William was devastated last night after flying his first helicopter rescue mission in which the victim died. Wills, 28, was the co-pilot in an RAF crew that was scrambled after a dog walker fell 150ft fr
    Entertainment / 24th February 2011
  • World grapples for response as conflicts break up Libya
    BENGHAZI, February 24 (Reuters): World leaders condemned Muammar Gaddafi's bloody crackdown on a revolt that has split Libya, but took little action to halt the bloodshed from the latest upheaval reshaping the
    World / 24th February 2011
  • Martin Sheen Likens Substance Abuse to Cancer
    Martin Sheen says his son Charlie’s battle with substance abuse is like having “cancer”.The West Wing star admits it has been painful to watch the 45-year-old actor — who is currently re
    Entertainment / 24th February 2011
  • Court agrees Assange extradition to Sweden
    LONDON, February 24 (Reuters): A British court has agreed to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to Sweden where he is accused of sex crimes, dismissing claims such a move would breach his human rights.S
    World / 24th February 2011
  • Dirty air triggers more heart attacks than cocaine: Experts
    LONDON, February 24 (Reuters): Air pollution triggers more heart attacks than using cocaine and poses as high a risk of sparking a heart attack as alcohol, coffee and physical exertion, scientists said on Thurs
    World / 24th February 2011
  • NATO’s “successful” Afghan night raids come with high
    SURKH ROD, February 24 (Reuters): A few minutes and a few bullets were enough to turn Abdullah from an 11th grade student with dreams of becoming a translator to the despairing head of a family of more than a d
    World / 24th February 2011
  • Israel jets hit Gaza after rocket attack
    GAZA CITY, February 24 (AFP): Israeli jets bombed several sites in the Gaza Strip early Thursday in response to a rocket attack on a southern Israeli city, the military said.There were no immediate reports of c
    World / 24th February 2011
  • Govt. will do everything to clean public life: Manmohan
    New Delhi, February 24 (PTI): Sharing concerns of all sections over scams including those involving 2G spectrum and CWG, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday asserted in Parliament that his government woul
    India / 24th February 2011
  • Navy warships being sent to evacuate Indians from Libya
    NEW Delhi, February 24 (Agencies): Warships of Indian Navy are being despatched to evacuate Indians from Libya as the situation in the North African country continued to deteriorate because of clashes between s
    India / 24th February 2011
  • 2G spectrum scam: War of words in Parliament
    New Delhi, February 24 (Agencies):  A Joint Parliamentary Committee to probe the 2G spectrum allocation issue was set up today amid charges and countercharges between the Government and the Opposition. Fin
    India / 24th February 2011
  • Fare hike unlikely in Rail Budget
    New Delhi, February 24 (PTI): Railways are unlikely to carry out any major changes in passenger fares in the Rail Budget for the eighth year in succession, even as more than 100 new trains could be announced, i
    India / 24th February 2011
  • Food for All
    Child undernutrition levels in India are among the highest in the world. This situation has been tolerated for too long, and the National Food Security Act is a unique opportunity for radical change in this fie
    Infocus / 24th February 2011
  • US cables' insights into Qadhafi's family
    The leader of the Libyan revolution presides over a “famously fractious” family that is powerful, wealthy, dysfunctional and marked by internecine struggles, according to U.S. diplomatic cables rele
    Infocus / 24th February 2011
  • Climate Change & Agriculture
    Industrial globalised agriculture is heavily implicated in climate change. It contributes to the three major greenhouse gases: carbon dioxide (CO2) from the use of fossil fuels, nitrogen oxide (N2O) from the us
    Infocus / 24th February 2011
  • Bid to document endangered languages
    You'll never again hear anyone speaking Laghu, and anyone yearning to communicate in Old Kentish Sign Language is out of luck: it, too, has gone the way of the dodo. But there's still a chance to track down a c
    Infocus / 24th February 2011
  • A Eulogy of Rev Inaho G Swu
    •With the recent demise of Rev. Inaho G. Swu, believers in Nagaland have lost a very dynamic clergy who will be very difficult to be replaced in the years to come. A humble servant to the core, Rev. Inaho
    Public Space / 24th February 2011
  • Road bumps and cash gone by
    •-This is an article which I have been compelled to publish after taking my tour of Mon District or should say my not-so-good experience during my home-coming holiday visit to Mon. After touching down to
    Public Space / 24th February 2011
  • Kohima Water Scarcity
    Last few days back the morning cloudy and gloomy weather bring smile to thousands citizen of Kohima as everybody is eagerly waiting for showers of blessing from above, though it gives cold and chilling experien
    Infocus / 24th February 2011
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