Yajurvindra Singh
IANS
The entertainment that every Indian cricket lover is so anxiously waiting -- the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2020 -- is about to start. The first match between the two top
Orentsani KithanPsychologist, Developmental Pediatrics, CIHSR DimapurHow happy you are with the way you look? How often do you look at yourself in the mirror and wished you had a better nose, hair, chin….? &n
Easterine KireI don’t think it’s hysterical to call it rampant plagiarism because that is exactly what is happening now. A published Naga scholar had an unnerving experience recently. His book is a sought-a
Annie Banerji
Thomson Reuters Foundation
As the coronavirus kept virtually everyone at home, Talat Jahan was busily crisscrossing the slums in her black-and-yellow rickshaw - on a lockdown mission to help w
Easterine KireIn the UK, 15th August was celebrated as VJ75 day. The allied victory over the Japanese was commemorated in a touching ceremony recognising the efforts of the men who fought to the last, and broug
The struggle for space among the transgender community
Sentsuthung Odyuo
Wokha
“Violence and stigmatization best describes the life and affairs of the transgender people, be it private
Umberto Bacchi
Thomson Reuters Foundation
The world's first entirely virtual art museum is set to open next month, hoping to bring masterpieces to anyone in the world with an internet connection, accord
Reuters
This month marks the third anniversary of the fleeing of more than 730,000 Rohingya from Myanmar's Rakhine State to Bangladesh after a military-led crackdown in response to an attack by Muslim mi
Rina Chandran
Thomson Reuters Foundation
Taking a bus or the subway? Not without first checking your temperature in a smart shelter or touch-free kiosk.
From Delhi to Seoul, authorities have introduced m
Reuters
A new rule forcing Germans to take their dog for a walk twice a day has unleashed a debate on whether the state can decide what is best for the country’s 9.4 million pet canines.
Agriculture
Moushumi Basu
Thomson Reuters Foundation
Indigenous researcher and youth activist Archana Soreng first heard the term "climate change" only a few years ago. But she quickly understood that India
Easterine KireA black and white photograph of former President of India, Zail Singh, in animated conversation with a Sikh gentleman, was featured by friends on social media. The story behind this picture was ne
Reuters
Art rather than ostentation is the rationale behind the world’s most expensive coronavirus mask, say the Israeli jewellers who are crafting the $1.5 million object for an unnamed U.S.-bas
Dr Meyingangla
Counselling Department, Immanuel College
Academic Stress, Depression and Anxiety
College students are at increased risk of mental health problems during the COVID-19 pand
Sanam RanaDimapur Pain is a disabling symptom in many medical and surgical conditions that causes suffering in a person. It can interfere with the normal day to day functioning and quality of life. Th
Kenlumzailie Mechui
Kohima
With the whole world in a standstill due to the pandemic, the world carved out a 'new normal' that made the "citizen(s) of the world" an ever evolving being. Alo
Will Dunham
Reuters
Scientists have solved an enduring mystery about Stonehenge, determining the place of origin of many of the megaliths that make up the famed monument in Wiltshire, England, thanks to a c
Avi Asher-Schapiro
Thomson Reuters Foundation
Critical digital rights battles over privacy, free speech and anonymity are increasingly being fought in video games, a growing market that is becoming a "
N Jacob
Dimapur
Until May 26, 2020 the Nagas were praising God and thanking Coronavirus haven't reached our land. We prayed earnestly that our land be kept away from the invisible enemy and
Easterine KireI am struck by the quiet heroism of unassuming, ordinary people that are doing what they do without any desire for recognition. They don’t care about visibility or social media presence, but the