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RusTy on Sunday May 06, 2012 (09:10:45) (4 Reads)
INTERVIEW/S.S. Khaplang, Chairman, NSCN(K)
SS. Khaplang, or Baba, as he is popularly known, is behind the confederation of ultras in northeastern India. He calls himself president of the Government of the People's Republic of Nagaland (GPRN), and he sheltered in eastern Nag ...
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A volcano awakes
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RusTy on Sunday May 06, 2012 (09:06:40) (3 Reads)
By Rajeev Bhattacharyya/eastern Nagaland
It is an unusual sight: Paresh Asom (Baruah) playing football. Leader of the anti-talk faction of the United Liberation Front of Asom (Ulfa), Paresh was widel ... more ...
Review: Bitter Wormwood
Posted by:
RusTy on Saturday May 05, 2012 (16:52:13) (2 Reads)
Rahul Karmakar, Hindustan Times
Bitter Wormwood
Easterine Kire
Zubaan
Rs 295 pp 269
Former Nagaland tourism minister Vatsu Meru had once said tongue-in-cheek: “You know why death rules our st ... more ...
Is Shared Sovereignty the Future of Nagaland?
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RusTy on Sunday March 11, 2012 (05:48:55) (3 Reads)
Globalisation and inter-dependence have pushed Naga rebels to reassess their goals. Is peace within reach, asks Avalok Langer
FOR 64 YEARS, the Naga struggle for sovereignty has been based on the i ... more ...
Nagaland: Where life is a song...
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RusTy on Sunday March 04, 2012 (15:09:43) (5 Reads)
Juanita Kakoty, February 25 2012
Those who have been to the Naga Hills would know that the landscape is sheer poetry and the air is strung with melodies — melodies that have a very long past ... more ...
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RusTy on Sunday March 04, 2012 (15:07:01) (6 Reads)
Nirmalya Banerjee, TNN
KOLKATA: The body count is going up in Nagaland, once again. And Delhi may have missed a chance to settle the intractable Naga political issue offered by two years of re ... more ...
Paan and coffee bad for your bones, say doctors
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RusTy on Sunday March 04, 2012 (15:05:01) (3 Reads)
KARACHI: The effects of paan and coffee on bone health and the difficulties in diagnosing the actual type of arthritis were discussed at the 22nd Biennial International Convention of Pakistan Islamic ... more ...
Some Facts On Manipulation
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RusTy on Friday February 24, 2012 (16:29:27) (3 Reads)
There are specific things we say in order to convince others in our own ideas. This may happen in our day-to-day existence, or at the workplace, or when a student tries to convince his teacher to obta ... more ...
Strange laws around the world
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RusTy on Monday February 20, 2012 (12:48:53) (4 Reads)
Here are some of the strangest laws around the world... if you know of any more (please don't make them up) leave them in the comments at the bottom.
United Kingdom
- In London, it is ill ... more ...
Valentine's Day
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Anonymous on Tuesday February 14, 2012 (16:56:17) (4 Reads)
Every February 14, across the United States and in other places around the world, candy, flowers and gifts are exchanged between loved ones, all in the name of St. Valentine. But who is this mysteriou ... more ...
House from shredded bank notes
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Anonymous on Sunday February 12, 2012 (16:38:20) (1 Read)
Artist Frank Buckley poses in the house he has built out of 1.4 billion euros in decommissioned euro notes from the Irish Central Bank's mint.
Giant whale shark washes ashore
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Anonymous on Sunday February 12, 2012 (16:33:07) (4 Reads)
A giant whale shark washed ashore near Karachi fisheries harbor in Karachi, Pakistan on Feb. 7 and was sold for 1.7 million PKR ($18,758), local media reported. more ...
Pilgrimage walk at Molungyimsen village
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Anonymous on Sunday February 12, 2012 (11:46:55) (8 Reads)
To honour and retrospect the percolation of the light of the Gospel of Christ and Education in the Naga World, Christians from far and near from various communities, irrespective of denominations pa ... more ...
