Muslims excel in the service sector especially as skilled professionals promoting high standards of quality and service. Among them is D & L Plumbing and
“Purchasing a used car is like a game of chance. You drive away thinking that you have had the best deal but there are times
Air travel has brought the world so close and easy to reach destinations that travellers need a reliable travel agent who can help them to
Trimmer Dairy, located on Shirley Road in Papatoetoe, Auckland, is well known for top quality Fiji Kava. Director Kaiyum Shah sources quality Kava from Fiji
Stagler Limited, located at Unit C, 155 Stoddard Road, Mt Roskill in Auckland is a comprehensive accounting practice, bringing together the tenets of good governance,
Indian cuisine has captivated all ethnic groups and with an ever-growing variety of dishes, restaurants that cater to a cross-section of the society can hope
Two of the world’s biggest names in halal tourism will launch new products at the premier travel show in the Middle East. The aim is
Have you ever been asked whether you are a Muslim, or more specifically, “Why are you Muslim”? The latter would definitely get us thinking. For
Staff Reporter An experienced soccer official has praised the efforts of Fijians in New Zealand in promoting the game and for providing opportunities for achievers
Ravi Nyayapati Australia lifted the 50 over Cricket World Cup for an unprecedented fifth time in front of a capacity crowd at the Melbourne Cricket
Sam Maharaj is a McDonald’s crewmember who has won global recognition as an outstanding business leader and community supporter. Sam and his wife Angela have
Staff Reporter The office on Harris Road in East Auckland is often as crowded as a busy branch of Immigration New Zealand (INZ) with more
Shobhna & Co Law Office is proud to support the Indian Newslink Indian Sports Awards, particularly as the Sponsor of the ‘Best Netball Player of
Venkat Raman It is common for organisers of musical concerts and reviewers to concentrate on the singer/s and virtually ignore the orchestra, which in fact
Rahul Parbhoo In July 2013, Indiance brought you a world’s first, a Bollywood 360 degree dance drama. The Dance School designed and built a unique
Venkat Raman In August 2010, in an interview published in The Hindu, she said that every (music) concert was a test and “as we prepare
Meena Iyer & Thulasi Prabakar The concert organised by the New Zealand Carnatic Music Society on March 28 in Auckland was a great musical feast
Venkat Raman Devotees of Lord Venkateswara (Lord Balaji) can now be proud of a Temple dedicated to their favourite God, with the opening of an
Staff Reporter Vipassana Meditation Centre will conduct an ‘Open Day’ for all New Zealanders and visitors on Sunday, April 26, 2015 from 1 pm to
Staff Reporter Wellingtonians tuning into ‘Access Radio’ will miss the unmistakable voice of Bhadrabala Thomson as the octogenarian decided to retire and lead a quieter
Staff Reporter The just born Auckland Tamil Association has announced that it will mark the Tamil New Year Day on April 18, 2015. The event
Multitasking helps to stay ahead in life Doing various things at the same time can become a pleasing experience if there is passion and objective,
Rajen Zed About 1.4 billion or 15% of world’s population will be Hindu in 2050, according to a demographic study released on April 2 by
Staff Reporter The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of New Zealand will conduct a Symposium on Prophet Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him) at its Majid Baitul Muqeet
Staff Reporter The much-used expression ‘It is better to have the Ambulance at the top of the cliff rather than the bottom,’ should be modified
The extraordinary partnership of Jacob Rajan and Justin Lewis is now approaching its third decade. From humble beginnings, the founding members of Indian Ink have
Venkat Raman Culture and tradition will combine with modern day youth to promote an evening of entertainment ushering in the Tamil New Year later this
Vishal Rishi ‘Healthy Babies, Healthy Futures’ is a free programme that aim to improve the health of pregnant mothers, babies and toddlers by providing the
From any point of view, there is justification for public outrage over owners of small enterprises and entrepreneurs who have been allegedly underpaying and overworking
The New Zealand Herald said Six years ago, Prime Minister John Key acknowledged taxpayer outrage over globetrotting parliamentarians by saying he did not want his
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