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  • Through the lens...
    Traditional Naga rice steamed in a pumpkin is seen ready to be served at one of the road shows in Nagaland. This unusual seasonal baked pumpkin with a rice stuffing makes an interesting main course for any occa
    Nagaland / 3rd January 2011
  • Through the lens...
    A conventional village hut at Pungro village in the district of Kiphire. The roof of the hut is laid with stone slabs tied together with thin copper wires- a traditional method of constructing roofs still commo
    Left-Featured / 3rd January 2011
  • Through the lens...
    Wintry Blues: On a cold, dark winter night, a little girl and her two kittens sit in front of an electric heater, savoring the quietness of winter.
    / 3rd January 2011
  • Nano now available in 874 outlets pan-India
    Mumbai, January 3 (PTI): Close on heels of Tata Motors’ announcing a special financing scheme for its small car Nano to perk up sales, the company today announced that the car will now be available all ov
    India / 3rd January 2011
  • Citibank fraud: Hero Honda employee held
    GURGAON, January 3 (Agencies): Sanjay Gupta, AVP of Hero Corporate Services, has been arrested in connection with the Citibank fraud case. Sources say that he will be produced in a Gurgaon court at 2 pm. Sanjay
    India / 3rd January 2011
  • Govt’s difficult decision on diesel prices
    New Delhi, January 3 (Reuters): The government has deferred a decision on raising diesel and cooking oil prices to compensate state-owned oil marketing firms for revenue losses on selling these products below m
    India / 3rd January 2011
  • NIIT receives Dataquest ‘Top IT Training Company Award 2010’
    Dimapur, January 3 (MExN):  NIIT, leading Global Talent Development Corporation and Asia’s largest IT trainer, has been conferred with the prestigious ‘Top IT Training Company Award 2010’
    India / 3rd January 2011
  • Nagas in Burma speak up against the Military Junta
    The Nagas have been living in their own ancestral domains since time memorials, never in any other people’s land. History will ever speak of this.Their free existence was interrupted when the British impe
    Public Space / 3rd January 2011
  • Onion wholesale prices ease by Rs 9/kg
    New Delhi, January 3 (PTI): Onion prices fell by Rs 9 to Rs 41 per kg today in the wholesale market of Lasalgaon, in Nashik district of Maharashtra, on the back of increased arrivals of the commodity. According
    India / 3rd January 2011
  • Pentagon Whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg: Julian Assange is Not a Terrorist
    After WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was arrested in London an international group of former intelligence officers and ex-government officials released a statement in support of his work. We speak to one of t
    Infocus / 3rd January 2011
  • Christmas at Tuli
    Tuli is perhaps one of the most beautiful and ideally located towns in the State in every way. Nestled along the bank of the Milak River, the town has a good number of hillocks, streams, plain and high areas, a
    Infocus / 3rd January 2011
  • Collective rights top 2010 headlines
    Bucket-wheel excavators: The most destructive machines on the planet? The bucket-wheel excavator has long scoured the lignite fields of western Germany, erasing whole villages and leaving a trail of bad soil an
    Infocus / 3rd January 2011
  • Let Them Be Heard
    Along with the rest of the world and its myriad of societies, our homeland (Nagaland) has also been awakened with a challenge- to mould and tell about the silent minds and bodies, more commonly known as the Dis
    Infocus / 3rd January 2011
  • Angry New Year Dr Binayak Sen!
    As the New Year of 2011 rolls in it will already be an entire week inside a cold and harsh Raipur prison for Dr Binayak Sen. For many of us the conviction of this well-known health and human rights activist by
    Infocus / 3rd January 2011
  • ENPO demand is no trust vote against DAN
    The demand for separate statehood by ENPO which has come into the open is heartbreaking news. The news has stabbed the hearts of the founding Fathers and Mothers of Nagaland. Hundreds of thousands of lives that
    Infocus / 3rd January 2011
  • Green new year? Whats that?
    Many sincere developmental journalists are frustrated with eating 'green' ideas fed by pot-bellied editors. It is insulting to ask these reporter to dig out green stories, says DEBBY AAt a time when climate cha
    Infocus / 3rd January 2011
  • A Dog’s New Year Resolutions
    My fur is thick and glistening for now it is the cold season in this land. We have only two seasons, the rainy and the cold although it sometimes rains during the latter also. This means that another cycle of 3
    Infocus / 3rd January 2011
  • Why Statehood?
    The separate Statehood demand made by the conglomeration of the Eastern Nagaland People’s Organization (ENPO) representing six tribal groups—Chang, Konyak, Sangtam, Khiamniungan, Yimchungru and Phom
    Editorial / 3rd January 2011
  • Journalist held on fake charge, says union
    Media persons staging sit-in-protest infront of Manipur Press Club in Imphal, demanding the release of Sanaleibak editor A Mobi who was arrested by the police. He remains in custody. (NNN Photo) NEW DELHI,
    North-East / 2nd January 2011
  • ANSTA Phek on PT recruitment
    Dimapur, January 2 (MExN): The ANSTA Phek has alleged that the education department in the district has been accepting the application forms of candidates who have not completed their required qualification for
    North-East / 2nd January 2011
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