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Too much or too less sleep can increase heart disease risk

London, January 16 (IANS) Men who sleep less than six hours a night may be at an increased risk of cardiovascular disease compared to those who sleep between seven and eight hours, a new study suggests.

/ 16th January 2019
Fearing for Saudi teen's safety, Canada refugee agency hires guard

Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, an 18-year-old Saudi woman who fled her family, speaks at the COSTI Corvetti Education Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada January 15, 2019. REUTERS/Mark Blinch TORONTO, January 16

/ 16th January 2019
Hundreds in new U.S.-bound migrant caravan cross into Guatemala

Hondurans, part of a new caravan of migrants traveling to the United States, walk toward the Agua Caliente border checkpoint in Guatemala, in the municipality of Ocotepeque, Honduras January 15, 2019. REUTERS/

/ 16th January 2019
Workers in Kenya capital still trapped after militant attack

People are evacuated by a member of security forces at the scene where explosions and gunshots were heard at the Dusit hotel compound, in Nairobi, Kenya January 15, 2019. REUTERS/Baz Ratner NAIROBI, January

/ 16th January 2019
PDA Govt trying its best for people’s welfare: Patton

Sükrünye Mini Hornbill Festival begins in Phek Our Correspondent Phek | January 15 The PDA government has been trying its best to deliver for the welfare of the people, Nagaland Deputy Ch

Nagaland / 15th January 2019
Nagaland: Several crores approved for urban poor housing

Morung Express News Kohima | January 15 Rs. 117.34 crore has already been approved to the Government of Nagaland under the sub-mission of the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) project

Nagaland / 15th January 2019
TIN asks Nagaland govt to clear stance on Citizenship Bill

Says bill goes against the tenets of secularism DIMAPUR, JANUARY 15 (MExN): The Indigenous Naga (TIN), a conglomerate of 16 tribes, today issued a statement asking the Nagaland State Government to clear its

Nagaland / 15th January 2019
CM responsible for Citizenship Bill & GIA fiascos, says opposition MLAs

DIMAPUR, JANUARY 15 (MExN): Two opposition NPF MLAs today said that Nagaland State Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio is responsible for two recent controversies in the public domain—the alleged mismanagement of

Nagaland / 15th January 2019
Nagaland: 'Only half of Class VIII students can do division'

Morung Express News Dimapur | January 15 Only 51.5 percent of class VIII students in Nagaland State can perform division of numbers, according to the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2017-18 which w

Nagaland / 15th January 2019
Small steps towards a greater, greener cause

Limeka Achumi Dimapur | January 15 Four years back, a lightning idea struck a group of young people's minds to bring alive their vision in the development of the state’s local economy. It was name

Nagaland / 15th January 2019
Wildlife conservation and management in Nagaland

Our Correspondent Kohima | January 15 Nagaland has one National Park and three Wildlife Sanctuaries covering 222 Sq.Km which constitutes 1.34% of the state’s geographical area. “The exi

Nagaland / 15th January 2019
RMSA unit questions Govt’s sincerity on regular basic salary

Dimapur, January 15 (MExN): The Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) 2013 Dimapur unit has questioned the Government that when it expected sincerity and dedication in performing their duties, “where

Nagaland / 15th January 2019
Re-Imagining the Peace Process

Forum for Naga Reconciliation Today, we need to re-imagine the Indo-Naga Peace Process with one that encompasses and compliments the political exchanges in Delhi between the Government of India and the Naga

Public Space / 15th January 2019
Salvage Naga Honour, Dignity and Identity

Khekiye K Sema, IAS (Retd) Thilixu Village, Dimapur The Government of India has made it amply clear that the subject of "Sovereignty" and "Integration" is no longer negotiable. The NSCN

Public Space / 15th January 2019
Clarity in language

Imlisanen Jamir People these days tend to think of George Orwell as a writer for high school students since his reputation now rests on two late novels--Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty Four—that are se

Editorial / 15th January 2019
PDA Govt trying its best for people’s welfare: Patton

Nagaland State Deputy Chief Minister, Y Patton speaking at the Sükrünye Mini Hornbill Festival which began in Phek on January 15. (Photo Courtesy/Dy CM Media Cell) Sükrünye Mini Hornbill Festival begins

/ 15th January 2019
CM responsible for Citizenship Bill & GIA fiascos, says opposition MLAs

DIMAPUR, JANUARY 15 (MExN): Two opposition NPF MLAs today said that Nagaland State Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio is responsible for two recent controversies in the public domain—the alleged mismanagement of Ni

/ 15th January 2019
TIN asks Nagaland govt to clear stance on Citizenship Bill

Says bill goes against the tenets of secularism DIMAPUR, JANUARY 15 (MExN): The Indigenous Naga (TIN), a conglomerate of 16 tribes, today issued a statement asking the Nagaland State Government to clear its

/ 15th January 2019
Nagaland: Several crores approved for urban poor housing

Morung Express News Kohima | January 15 Rs. 117.34 crore has already been approved to the Government of Nagaland under the sub-mission of the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) projec

/ 15th January 2019
Nagaland: 'Only half of Class VIII students can do division'

Morung Express News Dimapur | January 15 Only 51.5 percent of class VIII students in Nagaland State can perform division of numbers, according to the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2017-18 which w

/ 15th January 2019