C.M. Paul Guwahati – A Non Government Organization in north-eastern India working for the Integral development through empowerment of people by enabling them to build People’s Organizations and enhancing their capacities to utilize their resources optimally believes that systematic agriculture can lead to people’s prosperity. “Systematic Agriculture can lead toContinue Reading
Nagaland: Standing tall and majestic, on the hilltop over Zunheboto town in Nagaland, the Sumi Baptist Church has created history by becoming Asia’s largest church. Architect Honoholi K. Chishi-Zhimomi, of the firm Akitektura and a mother of three, has become famous across the country and the world by designing theContinue Reading
New Delhi: Mr. Anthony Lianzuala has taken over as the New Controller General of Accounts (CGA) in national capital here. Earlier, the Government of India had appointed Mr. Anthony Lianzuala, a 1982-batch Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS) Officer, as the new Controller General of Accounts, Department of Expenditure, Ministry of Finance with effectContinue Reading
Kerala: Green weddings may soon become a mainstream phenomenon if the state government has its way. As part of a plan to popularize eco-friendly and zero waste marriages, the government has begun discussions with religious and social organizations. The programme will be implemented with the support of local bodies andContinue Reading
Itanagar: Family members, monks, members of Save Mon Region Federation (SMRF) 302 Action Committee and the Humanity Group gathered at the Chhemleng Ground, Tawang to pay homage to Nyima Wangdi, a monk from the Tawang Monastery and Tsering Tempa from Jangda village, who died following police firing in Tawang lastContinue Reading
By Rajesh Shaw Kolkata — Caritas India will train 742 volunteers in 12 states to combat disasters. All most every year India witnesses some disasters occurs in different parts of the country and in the world as well. Tsunami happened in Tamil Nadu in 2004, in 2009 Bengal witnessed AilaContinue Reading
Geneva: India under the Narendra Modi regime faces a review of its human rights record by the U.N. Human Rights Council. The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Working Group of the UN will examine India’s human rights record for the third time on Thursday, May 4. As of now, India isContinue Reading
Delhi: An Indian state minister has come up with a controversial way to fight alcohol abuse. Gopal Bhargava, a state minister in India’s Madhya Pradesh, gave 10,000 wooden bats to newlyweds and their family members at a mass wedding ceremony for poor women in Garhakota district on Sunday. Alcoholism, he says,Continue Reading
Kohima: With Nagaland scheduled to go to the polls early next year, the apex body of churches – Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) has launched its apolitical Clean Election Campaign. “The Clean Election campaign is an apolitical by NBCC, which is neither a political party nor is influenced by anyContinue Reading
By Annie Gowen Srinagar — The first stone was heavy in her hand before she let it fly. It arced through the smoky air and hit the khaki leg of a soldier. She barely stopped to watch the man grimace before she picked up another. In India’s restive Kashmir territory,Continue Reading