Infocus

  • My brain made me buy it
    Can’t get out of the shopping mall until your wallets get thin or instinctively found yourself dashing into a shop at the glance of a hanging T-Shirt? Ever felt your memory decoded and you simply responde
  • WORLD EARTH DAY
    Earth Day SpaceInitiated by Resource Centre_______________________________________ Glass Painting Manphe, Class 10,Little Star Higher Sec. School, Dimapur.   _______________________________________
  • Dream Makes You A Leader!
    We have read and heard the greatest man of the 18th Century, Abraham Lincoln, US President of the 18th Century. Who persisted in his political career to fulfilled one of his most important dreams that the Almig
  • The future of Asian cities
    After two decades of rapid urbanisation, many Asian cities have become economically productive and prosperous. But have they become desirable places to live in? A report on the “State of Asian Cities 2010
  • Jan Lokpal bill: Addressing concerns
    The draft bill seeks to create an institution that will be independent of those it seeks to police, and will have powers to investigate and prosecute all public servants, and others found guilty of corrupting t
  • The surprising factors behind Asia’s renaissance
    As Asia reemerges on the world stage in this century, its civilizational origins will become a subject of intense study and debate. Asians are rediscovering their own past and deriving inspiration from it for t
  • Is Your Children's Intelligence At Risk?
    Today's subject is considered a controversial one. But I am confident that you have enough brain power to examine the evidence thoughtfully and come to a valid conclusion. My job will be to present the facts. Y
  • Mindset that stifles hope
    There is no reason why we cannot redefine governance except perhaps the mindset of much of our bureaucracy and political class steeped in socialism.Full many a gem of purest ray serene The dark unfathomed caves
  • Year of the boomerang?
    This year marks the 50th anniversary of the publication of Frantz Fanon's The Wretched of the Earth. Fatin Abbas argues that the uprisings that have erupted across north Africa and the Middle East in recent mon
  • Democracy update from Egypt
    The most important thing is that protesters are still demonstrating in Egypt, keeping pressure on the interim military council to move toward democracy, says Sherif Mansour. This program officer for the Middle
  • The Challenge of Peace for the Nagas
    In his 2011 New Year message, S. Singnya, the President of the ‘Federal Government of Nagaland/ Naga National Council’ (FGN/NNC) declared,After several rounds of reconciliation meets and the declara
  • What Egypt Can Teach America
    It’s a new day in the Arab world — and, let’s hope, in American relations to the Arab world.The truth is that the United States has been behind the curve not only in Tunisia and Egypt for the
  • How Nuclear Apologists Mislead The World Over Radiation
    Soon after the Fukushima accident last month, I stated publicly that a nuclear event of this size and catastrophic potential could present a medical problem of very large dimensions. Events have proven this obs
  • Assam: Alienating The Natives
    In the recently concluded assembly elections in Assam (March-April 2011), one of the issues which was whipped up by BJP was about the Bengali speaking people especially the Muslims of Assam. Most of the Bengali
  • On ENPO demand for separate Statehood
    We are faced with serious obstacle as we strive towards our aim to achieve Independent, and with the demand of “Frontier Nagaland State” by ENPO, now our forefathers aim to achieve Naga Independence
  • No One Is Smiling In Manipur!!!
    Welcome to SMILE-LESS state – MANIPUR. No one is smiling here. If you smile in this part of India, you could be suspected as abnormal being. ‘But’, you may say: ‘I use to see Chief Minis
  • 9 ways to be positive and happy
    •    Carry a positive Trigger- OK, we all tend to freak out the second something is not going according to plan, or according to the way we expect it to work out. Its in these situation spe
  • Wise man on the hill
    There was hardly a vacant seat in the Protestant church by the Ping River in the northern Thai city of Chiang Mai for the funeral. American veterans of the Indochina war mixed with Thai and foreign residents, m
  • Creative economy and development
    If information technology has enabled emerging economies such as India to change the commercial equations with the developed world, another speciality is being recognised for its potential: the ‘creative
  • What civil society?
    The spring Navratra currently being underway, devout Hindus throughout North India are flocking to goddess shrines in a bid to secure Mahadevi’s grace. This ostentatious show of devotion is at variance wi
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