HIGH SECURITY REGISTRATION PLATE HMANG TAN TA

Rampum huapa lirthei chi hrang hrang him zawkna tura tih High Security Registration Plate (HSRP) chu Mizoramah pawh vawiin atang khan hman tan a ni ve ta a. Mizoram Chief Minister Pu Lal Thanhawla Official Car-ah leh Transport Secretary Pu H. Darzika official car ah vuah hmasak a ni. He HSRP thar hi Motor thar atanga vuah tan zel a ni phawt anga, June thla laihawl atangin a tahtawlin Motor hluiah chuan vuah chhunzawm zel a ni ang.

HSRP thar vuah tanna hun buatsaihah hian Transport Secretary Pu H. Darzika chuan kum 2001 lam daih tawha sorkar laipuiin he ruahmanna a lo kalpui tan dan te, kumin kum

North Korea missiles put on parade are fakes, experts say

Several experts believe missiles that North Korea paraded this month in Pyongyang are fakes because a closer study of photographs of the weapons reveals odd inconsistencies in their design.

The missiles were shown as part of birthday celebrations for the nation's founder, Kim Il Sung, just days after a failed rocket launch that embarrassed the reclusive regime. The country has continually touted its military heft in an escalating war of words with South Korea since then.

"Superiority in military technology is no longer monopolized by imperialists, and the era of enemies using atomic bombs to threaten and blackmail us is

Bangalore: Student dies after fight over TV remote

Bangalore: There is a controversy over the death of a student from Manipur at Bangalore's Acharya Institute of Architecture on April 17. Richard Loitam died of a cerebral haemorrhage in his sleep hours after he got into a brawl with a fellow student over the remote control while watching an IPL match.

He had reportedly been punched in the head by a fellow hostelmate after a brawl over the TV remote just hours before he died. Despite massive bleeding his roommates claim they heard nothing. The authorities were not alerted until the next day.

Richard Loitam's friend Syed Raza said, "He had a fight and

Piaggio's iconic Vespa returns to India

MUMBAI — Italy's iconic Vespa scooter, a rage with the Indian middle-class in its heyday, re-entered the country on Thursday after a 13-year hiatus as scooters come back in vogue.

Auto-making giant Piaggio has brought to India the LX125, a high-tech, gearless scooter, to take on competition from rivals such as Honda, TVS, Suzuki and Yamaha in the fast-growing market.

"Piaggio begins a new chapter in India with the Vespa LX125. There is no better time to be in the Indian two-wheeler scooter

Jupiter's moons may hold clues for life beyond Earth

Washington: Researchers are keen on exploring Jupiter’s icy moons, which may resemble some of the planets found orbiting stars beyond our solar system, to assess their suitability for life. 

Europa, Callisto and Jupiter's largest moon, Ganymede, are all believed to have liquid oceans beneath their icy shells, as well as organic chemistry and possible sources of energy beyond the dim amount of sunlight that reaches their distant surfaces. 

These are all conditions that may be required for life in much more distant planetary bodies. 

“We thought for quite some time these were dead icy bodies, but we have recently actually discovered a fabulous collection of very geologically

Pakistani plane with 127 on board crashes, no survivors

Islamabad, April 20 (IANS) A passenger plane carrying 127 people crashed in stormy weather and burst into flames while approachingPakistan's Islamabad airport Friday evening. There were no reports of survivors.

The commercial airliner, Bhoja Air 737, on its maiden flight, was descending for landing when it crashed a few miles from Islamabad airport, near Chaklala

Suu Kyi clashes with govt over oath of office

Aung San Suu Kyi's planned debut in Burma's parliament next week could be shelved amid a standoff between her party and the government over one word used in the swearing-in oath for new lawmakers. Newly-elected MPs from her National League for Democracy (NLD) party see the oath in its as a potential hurdle in plans to make an impact in a legislature dominated by the military, and refuse to sit in the chambers until it is changed.

Top NLD official Nyan Win travelled to the administrative capital, Naypyidaw, on Thursday to try to convince election

Mizoram Board of School Education HSLC 2011 Result chhuak

Vawiin chawhma dar 11 khan Mizoram Board of School Education(MBSE) chuan kum 2011 HSLC/Class-X result chu a ti chhuak ta. A en duh tan internet kal tlanga en theih a ni. A hnuaia link ah hian click la i en thei ang. Results hi Rollnumber leh school wise ang pawha en theih turin tar lan a ni. http://mbse.edu.in/

Hetah hian click rawh le

India successfully test fires Agni-V, takes a giant stride

India on Thursday conducted the maiden test of its indigenously developed nuclear capable Agni-V ballistic missile with a strike range of over 5,000 km, from the Wheeler Island off Odisha coast.

The three stage, solid propellant missile was test-fired from a mobile launcher from the launch complex-4 of the Integrated Test Range (ITR) at about 8:05am, defence sources said.

Soon after the maiden launch took place, Agni-V witnessed a smooth and perfect vertical lift-off from the launcher and analysis was done to assess its health parameters after retrieval of date

Agni-V, India's first ICBM, to be test-fired shortly

New Delhi:  Agni-V, India's first Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile (ICBM), is expected to be test-fired from Wheeler Island off the Odisha coast in a short while from now. The test launch was originally scheduled for Wednesday, but was postponed due to bad weather.

Designed and developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) scientists, Agni-V has a range of 5,000 kilometres. The three-stage missile, once validated and

Govt-Army tension affecting internal security: Narendra Modi

NEW DELHI: Slamming the centre for recent controversies with Army, Gujarat chief ministerNarendra Modi on Monday said tensions between the civil and military wings are bound to adversly impact the internal security of the country.

Speaking at the chief ministers' conference on internal security, Modi said, "It is unfortunate that the present Union government has failed to instill faith and confidence about our defence preparedness in the common man".

Modi said the internal security of the country cannot be viewed in isolation as it is intertwined with the external security scenario and the armed forces play an

Beef festival turns Osmania into battlefied

Hyderabad: A student of the Osmania University here was stabbed for supporting a beef festival organised by several student groups opposing "food fascism" in hostels, police said Monday. The beef festival saw clashes, which saw five students being injured, and even led to vehicles being burnt. 

The situation in the university was tense as violence continued in the campus past midnight with a group of students attacking the 'C' hostel and stabbing a student for supporting the

'222 dead' in Qaida battle for Yemen's Loder

ADEN: At least 222 people, including 183 militants, have been killed in five days of clashes around the strategic southern town of Loder that al-Qaida is trying to seize, Yemeni security sources said on Saturday.

In the southern port city of Aden, also southern Yemen, an attack on a checkpoint by al-Qaida-linked fighters and a subsequent gunbattle left eight of the assailants and four policemen killed, police said.

Thirty-seven people were killed in Loder on Friday, the sources said, among them a child of 12 killed by a shell burst inside the town. The rest were

North Korea rocket launch raises questions about Kim Jong Un’s leadership

April 14 (Bloomberg) -- Kim Jong Un suffered a public humiliation as North Korea’s third-generation leader unlike any his father or grandfather faced after the totalitarian state admitted a long-range rocket failed shortly after liftoff.

The launch was meant to mark the April 15 centennial of grandfather and state founder Kim Il Sung and further cement the younger Kim’s assumption of the family mantle, which the government has been burnishing since

PASSPORT SEVA KENDRA HAWN A NI DAWN

Hmarchhak biala mipui ten awlsam zawka Passport an siam theih nan Regional Passport Office Guwahati chuan Passport Seva Kendra April ni 17 khian Guwahati ah an hawng dawn a. He ruahmanna hi Sorkar Laipui a Ministry of External Affairs chuan Sawkar Laipuia e-Governance ruahmanna kaltlangin PPP Model-in Tata Consultancy Services(TCS) nen an thawk dun dawn a ni.

Massive Indonesia earthquake surprises scientists

The massive earthquake off Indonesia surprised scientists: Usually this type of jolt isn't this powerful. The biggest earthquakes tend to occur in subduction zones where one plate of the Earth's crust dives under another. This grind produced the 2004 magnitude-9.1 Indian Ocean disaster and the magnitude-9 Japan quake last year.

Yesterday's magnitude-8.6 occurred along a strike-slip fault line similar to California's San Andreas Fault. Scientists say it's rare for strike-slip quakes, in which

Qaeda attacks Yemen army post, 64 killed

An al-Qaeda attack Monday on a Yemeni army post in the south set off clashes that left 44 people dead and prompted civilians to take up arms alongside the military to beat back the militants, said army officials and residents.

The dawn attack demonstrates how al-Qaeda’s branch in Yemen has exploited the political and security turmoil following the country’s yearlong uprising, managing to take control of large swaths of land in the south and staging increasingly bold attacks on the military.

The officials said the militants attacked an army position in the town of Lawder in Abyan province, where al-Qaeda fighters are active. The town is some 250 km southeast of

No LTTE camps in India: Chidambaram

The Centre today termed as "completely baseless" a Sri Lankan newspaper report about existence of LTTE camps in Tamil Nadu, saying there was no such facility anywhere in the country.

"It is completely baseless. There is no LTTE camp anywhere in India, including Tamil Nadu," Home Minister P Chidambaram told a press conference here.

He was responding to a question on a Sri Lankan media report that three LTTE camps exist in Tamil Nadu which

Lashkar chief Hafiz Saeed dares US, says he is not hiding in caves

ISLAMABAD: Lashing out at the US for putting a bounty of USD 10 million on his head, a combative Hafiz Mohammad Saeed today said Washington was "frustrated" with him for his countrywide protests against the resumption ofNATO supplies and drone strikes.

"We are not hiding in caves for bounties to be set on finding us. I think the US is frustrated because we are taking out countrywide protests against the resumption of NATO supplies and drone strikes," LeT founder