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India moves to end fraudulent marriages
The Indian Government is taking a number of steps to address the problem of fake marriages and put in place stringent checks and controls to
Rahul Gandhi, the first ‘Sir Edmund Hillary Fellow’
New Zealand honoured Rahul Gandhi, General Secretary of the ruling Congress Party, a Member of Lok Sabha (Lower House of Parliament) and a rising star ...An emerging leader from an emerging economy
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The number of small and medium enterprises seeking to discount their invoices for instant cash is increasing, says an international expert. California-based Interface Financial Group (IFG)A tribute to the linchpin of family unity
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The demand for residential property appeared to have picked up in the Auckland region and the trend is likely to continue, says the latest CrockersMusic and dance elevate the festive spirit
About ten years ago, Theva Rajan, a well known freelance journalist and researcher, asked me if Bharat Natyam could be introduced as a form ofLack of Vitamin D causes concern
A recent issue of the British Medical Journal has highlighted the problems related to Vitamin D deficiency, which should be of universal interest. The article saidTavua lifts Battle of Giants Trophy
The Tavua team won the Battle of Giants Trophy at the final match held over the previous weekend at Center Park in Mangere. The Tournament wasAdvertisement Tariff
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In India the Neem tree is known as the "Village Pharmacy" what more needs to be said
Thanks to the EC’s global email clarifying the “so called contentious areas” by two of the members of the losing team.
I really liked the openness ...
I feel saddened to read some of the caustic comments by some people who did't attend the AGM or regular Satsang. ...
The clarifitions sent by the EC to all the devotees is an eye opener.
1)When the then EC approached this unhappy group why they did not ...
I was in many AGM's in my working career. But this AGM was a manipulated show by few insiders. We read many comments from many ...
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