Stephen Charles Smith (45), a former director of failed finance company Belgrave Finance Limited (Belgrave Finance), was sentenced to four years’ imprisonment on June 7,
The Auckland District Court sentenced former Commercial Property Manager Christopher David Green (66) to five months’ home detention on June 14. Mr Green’s offending occurred
Despite its diplomatic presence since 2006 and increasing number of students to pursue their higher education and doctorate studies in our universities, Pakistan’s trade with
Nelson Rohilahla Mandela, former President of South Africa, is gravely sick in a hospital in Pretoria and unfortunately not expected to make a full recovery.
A Maori leader has outlined the similarities between Maori and Indian culture and the affinity of the Maori faith with that of Islam. Kaumatua leader
Mata Amritanandamayi Satsang Group Inc, a social service organisation based in Mt Roskill (Auckland) has announced an online art competition for primary school students. Project
You have hundreds of thoughts a day. If they are mostly negative or pessimistic, you are likely to suffer from depression. Depression manifests in negative
A community organisation has been engaged in constructive programmes for the younger members of the society, evincing their interest in Indian fine arts and languages.
Women volunteered answers to the persistent domestic violence towards their sex at a Women’s Forum. Held as a part of the fifth anniversary of the
Some people would consider hobbies as distinct from their profession but to Arishma Baran, our Model of the Fortnight, many of the former could shape
The Bay of Plenty Indian Association, one of the oldest organisations of its type in the country, is the proud home of a large number
Indians from India and other parts of the world will get together in Auckland’s Central Business District on Sunday, August 18 to take part in
Tongues are like shovels, they can dig your grave. This is a Memo for Labour Party on a number of matters relating to its continued
The eleventh of several parts relating to our Justice System Is community work imposed because there are not enough prisons? Do offenders actually do the
Radio Tarana will mark India’s Independence Day with a festival of entertainment, cuisine, heritage and fun on Saturday, August 17 at the Vodafone Arena (formerly
After two years of hard work, sweat and tears from the pioneers of the New Zealand Bollywood industry comes the world’s first 360° Bollywood dance-drama
When he announced his retirement two years ago, his peers, students and admirers challenged him, saying that he would find it tough to stay away
More than five years ago, we wrote (in our April 15, 2008 issue) that Mohammed Rafi is perhaps the largest icon of the music section
People remember music from their own cultural perspective. But 44-year-old Leon Low, a Singaporean Chinese, has bucked the trend. He loves rendering Thyagaraja kirthans and
People who moan over the growing tendency of youngsters to favour Bollywood music and dance would be appeased by an equally growing number of young
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