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  • Turkey jails 3 journos on coup allegation
    ANKARA, February 18 (AP): A Turkish court on Friday jailed three journalists on charges of links to what the Islamic-rooted government calls a network plotting its overthrow, in a case that critics say is part
    World / 18th February 2011
  • Delhi CM Sheila Dixit under scanner for favouring relatives
    New Delhi, February 18 (Agencies): Amidst all scandals and scams that the Congress is embroiled in, there is another controversy that seems to be staring the party in the face and Delhi’s Chief Minister S
    India / 18th February 2011
  • Babri Masjid case: CBI moves SC against L K Advani, others
    New Delhi, February 18 (Agencies): The CBI has moved the Supreme Court challenging an Allahabad High Court order that dropped charges of criminal conspiracy against top BJP leaders including L K Advani and Murl
    India / 18th February 2011
  • Collector’s kidnap: Orissa govt contacts mediators chosen by Naxals
    Bhubaneswar, February 18 (PTI): Asking Maoists to extend their two-day deadline, Orissa government on Friday said it has established contact with two mediators handpicked by the Naxals to negotiate the release
    India / 18th February 2011
  • Imran Khan Is A Non- Starter
    Imran Khan the Chief of Pakistan Insaf Party (PTI) could have flashed, like Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, as a glowing star on the political horizon of Pakistan. But all these years in the politics, he has remained a no
    Infocus / 18th February 2011
  • Intellectual created playbook used in a revolution
    Halfway around the world from Tahrir Square in Cairo, an aging American intellectual shuffles about his cluttered brick row house in a working-class neighbourhood in Boston, U.S. His name is Gene Sharp. Stoop-s
    Infocus / 18th February 2011
  • A Raja treated like every other prisoner at Tihar, sleeps on floor
    New Delhi, February 18 (PTI): Former telecom minister A Raja had jail food, slept on the floor during his first night in Tihar prisons and was up at 6.00am today to attend the roll call like any other prisoner.
    India / 18th February 2011
  • Will Egypt repeat in India?
    Egypt and India are two growing economies of incomparable sizes but with analogous legacies. Historical timelines of both the nations are dotted with millennia of civilizations, centuries of alien dominion, tra
    Infocus / 18th February 2011
  • ‘Where is India’s Tahrir Square?’
    Where is India’s Egypt, India’s Tahrir Square? This question is being asked in India, both publicly by leaders and activists and also quietly in personal conversations. Eminent social activist Swami
    Infocus / 18th February 2011
  • Use adarsh society as orphanage & old aged home
    •-I disagree to the statement by Chief Minister Prithiviraj Chavan who stated to demolish Adarsh Society. I strongly feel that instead of demolishing the corruption-stained Adarsh housing society in Mumba
    Public Space / 18th February 2011
  • Use adarsh society as orphanage & old aged home
    •-I disagree to the statement by Chief Minister Prithiviraj Chavan who stated to demolish Adarsh Society. I strongly feel that instead of demolishing the corruption-stained Adarsh housing society in Mumba
    Public Space / 18th February 2011
  • Poor service of UBI bank in Ukhrul
    •-With due respect, I wish to state the following lines for your kind consideration in publishing this letter. That the service of the United Bank of India (UBI) in Ukhrul is in a sorry state. I along wit
    Public Space / 18th February 2011
  • My simple and uncomplicated thought of what we Nagas should do?
    •-Your articles on Naga Issues are the only source of Naga news that I can get amongst thousands of others in India and abroad. Your team deserves continuous support. Meanwhile, I would like to express my
    Public Space / 18th February 2011
  • A new protocol
    The Internet is running out of addresses in the numerical format. The last blocks of addresses under the IPv4 or Internet Protocol version 4 system have now been allocated to different regional registries aroun
    Infocus / 18th February 2011
  • Flying Rupees & Figures
    With the end of another financial year round the corner and a new budget expected soon, it is only expected that people would want to know about the state of our finances and how our government has been managin
    Editorial / 18th February 2011
  • WC declared open with stupendous ceremony
    Fireworks explode at the opening ceremony of the ICC World Cup of Cricket in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011. (AP Photo/Kevin Frayer)Dhaka, February 17 (Agencies) : International star Bryan Adams gav
    Sports / 18th February 2011
  • Veterans Invitational Badminton Tourney underway in Dimapur
    Action from the opening sub-veterans match between Dimapur and Tizit. Asungba Ao & Kevi Soho of Dimapur defeated Akum & Savizo from Tizit 21-14, 21-11 in the match.  DIMAPUR, FEBRUARY 17 (MExN): Di
    Sports / 18th February 2011
  • 57 & 103 Not Out Cricket Recharge Vouchers
    Dimapur, February 17 (MExN): Year 2011 is the ‘leap year’ for cricket enthusiasts in India—for they can literally leap into the upcoming Cricket World Cup with TATA DOCOMO’s ‘Not O
    Sports / 18th February 2011
  • Northeast NGOs oppose PAP withdrawal
    AIZAWL, FEBRUARY 17 (IANS) : Many NGOs from the northeastern states have strongly opposed the central government's decision to do away with the Protected Area Permit (PAP), a mandatory official authorisation fo
    North-East / 18th February 2011
  • WWF volunteers released unharmed
    GUWAHATI, FEBRUARY 17 (IANS): Three volunteers of environmental group World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), who had been kidnapped by militants in Assam Feb 6, were released from captivity Thursday, police said.
    North-East / 18th February 2011
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