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  • CRU raises unethical trade practice of drug companies
    Dimapur, January 6 (MExN): Raising concerns over unethical trade practices of multi-national pharmaceutical companies in India, members of Centre of Medical & Sales Representatives’ Union (CRU), north
    Nagaland / 6th January 2011
  • Final publication of electoral rolls
    Kohima, January 6 (DIPR): The Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Kohima has notified that the list of amendments to the draft rolls for the 8-Western Angami A/C, 9-Kohima Town A/C, 10-Northern Angami – I
    Nagaland / 6th January 2011
  • CCSU issue directives to errant doctors
    Dimapur, January 6 (MExN): The Confederation of Chang Students’ Union (CCSU) conducted a surprise visit at the Tuensang Civil Hospital on January 4, 2011.The CCSU during the visit learnt that the hospital
    Nagaland / 6th January 2011
  • Census 2011 phase II from Feb 9
    Kohima, January 6 (DIPR): The Central Government has declared that the Phase II i.e., census of the population (Population Enumeration) shall be taken in the entire country from February 9 to 28 with a revision
    Nagaland / 6th January 2011
  • Chithunih heralds New Year for Mao Nagas
    (Left):  Men folk marching toward Pfuki Peak to mark the end of the Chithunih festival (Right): Women folk returning back from Pkuki Peak after marking the end of the Chithunih festival.  Kohima, Janu
    Nagaland / 6th January 2011
  • Training prog on mushroom conducted
    Budhin Kachari demonstrating the method of mushroom bed preparation to the farmers. Dimapur, January 6 (MExN): One day training programme on “Mushroom cultivation and its management” was conduc
    Nagaland / 6th January 2011
  • Do you want ‘Maoist’ Trinamool as ally? Six parties ask Centre
    New Delhi, January 6 (Agencies): Six parties, including four from the Left, on Thursday asked the Manmohan Singh government to decide whether it wanted to continue its alliance with Trinamool Congress, whose &#
    India / 6th January 2011
  • Violence breaks out at Osmania campus
    File Photo: Osmania University students damage a bus after violence broke out over the Telangana issue, in Hyderabad on Thursday. HYDERABAD, January 6 (Agencies): Students agitated over the Srikrishna Comm
    India / 6th January 2011
  • BJP to go ahead with flag hoisting in Srinagar
    JAMMU, January 6 (Agencies): The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will go ahead with its plans to hoist the Indian tricolour at the historic Lal Chowk in Srinagar on Republic Day despite Chief Minister Omar Abdulla
    India / 6th January 2011
  • Binayak Sen moves HC against conviction
    RAIPUR, January 6 (PTI): Rights activist Binayak Sen has challenged in Chhattisgarh High Court the life sentence given to him by a local court after being convicted for sedition and links with Maoists, saying h
    India / 6th January 2011
  • Delhi court gives life term to 5 JeM terrorists
    New Delhi, January 6 (PTI): Terming five Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists “merchants of death and destruction”, a Delhi court on Thursday sentenced them to life imprisonment for indulging in terror
    India / 6th January 2011
  • WikiLeaks & Indian secrets
    Ratan Tata recently said that foreign countries could soon begin to see India as a ‘banana republic’. Well, there is one domain where the Government is not really far from this definition: It is the
    Uncategorized / 6th January 2011
  • WikiLeaks & Indian secrets
    Ratan Tata recently said that foreign countries could soon begin to see India as a ‘banana republic’. Well, there is one domain where the Government is not really far from this definition: It is the
    Infocus / 6th January 2011
  • “FRONTIER NAGALAND STATE”
    The Former Nagaland Finance Minister Mr. K. Therie has described the demand of the ENPO for a ‘FRONTIER NAGALAND STATE’ as “heart breaking”. How true it is; the separations of Husband an
    Infocus / 6th January 2011
  • Ethnic groups hold key to unlocking Burma’s chains
    Today Burma celebrates its 63rd independence day. It was on this day in 1948 that the Union of Burma was granted independence by the British, but more than six decades have not yet seen the resolution of confli
    Infocus / 6th January 2011
  • A silent Indian aggression in NE markets
    •-‘The Changing face of Arunachal’ by Taba Ajum ('Arunachal Times', Jan 6, 2011), should make the people of N.E.F.A. sit up and notice the aspects pointed out by a careful and intelligent obse
    Public Space / 6th January 2011
  • Voice of the People
    While it is accepted that public opinion polls or even editorials, put out by newspapers here in Nagaland may not be the most accurate indicator of what people think, it nevertheless provides a general viewpoin
    Editorial / 6th January 2011
  • My Tribute to the Best Soul
    In my whole existences in this world, till date I have come across so many people of different shades and colors with different characters and personalities having immense power with wealth and powerless people
    Infocus / 6th January 2011
  • Behind the new gold rush
    The price of gold has gone up from $256 an ounce in 2001 to $1,424. Meanwhile, price levels have struggled or crashed with respect to almost all other asset classes. Central banks have slashed interest rates. Y
    Infocus / 6th January 2011
  • Quotation
    We must be free not because we claim freedom, but because we practice it-William Faulkner
    Uncategorized / 5th January 2011
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