In Bollywood movie Namastay London, an old British aristocrat mocks India, quoting wartime Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill as saying, “In India you will find
New Zealanders can expect a major change in the outlook, approach and working of the Police to become smarter, culturally sensitive and responsive to the
If your name does not sound ‘Kiwi,’ chances are that doors to opportunities could be closed, a senior police official has said. But unlike the
In the demise of Krishnaswamy Subrahmanyam (82) on February 2, India had lost its premier strategic expert and doyen of security studies. He died after
A man paid the ultimate price for disloyalty and embezzlement at a family owned security equipment supply company in which he was employed as General
The current district system of Police administration will continue in the greater Auckland region. Assistant Police Commissioner (Auckland) Allan Boreham said that while Auckland had
A South Island Funeral Director has paid his price for posing as a marriage celebrant and causing distress to a newly married man. The Christchurch
Labour Leader Phil Goff has reshuffled his caucus, promoting a few backbenchers to the front-line battle. He announced his Party line-up at a media conference
Last year, the National Government increased GST from 12.5% to 15% and now there is talk of its increase to 17.5%. Indian Newslink readers would
National is certain that its candidate Jami-Lee Ross (25)will win the by-election in Botany on March 5 and the youngest would-be Parliamentarian is certain that
National believes it is in New Zealand’s best interests to know the date of the General election early. This gives everyone certainty and allows people
New Zealand has been attracting skilled workers and students from various countries in recent years. The Private education sector is now a booming industry with
Two young journalists currently employed in the local media will pursue internships in the Far East under the Wellington based Asia NZ Foundation Scholarship Programme.
The Government’s proposal to sell state assets would improve market liquidity leading to better productivity, an academic has said. According to Massey University Pro-Vice Chancellor
The importance of providing sustained and quality education to children in the community was emphasised by a leader of the Sikh community last week. New
Shortly after their marriage held in secrecy with the help of a friend and the ‘silent blessings’ of her mother,’ the bride, with her groom,
The recently launched Hindu Media Watch (as a division of the Hindu Council of New Zealand) believes that the tragic death of Indo-Fijian nurse Ranjeeta
Delegates to the recently held Ninth ‘Pravasi Bharatiya Divas’ (PBD) in Delhi (January 7 to 9) would have felt that the Indian Government has at
New Zealand’s parochial media has utilised Ranjeeta Sharma’s tragic death to go to great lengths in demeaning the Indian community. It chose to spin its
New Zealand’s stand against nuclear proliferation, coupled by its vehement attitude towards countries that are nuclear capable, has earned for it a reputation of a
Dr Devi Shetty is tragically out of step with the times. If it were an even remotely fair world, he would the 21st century’s Julian
The Brahma Kumaris will celebrate the Maha Shivaratri Festival in Auckland and Wellington with Trimurti Shiv Darshan. Shivaratri is one of the main festivals celebrated
Younger members of the community can take heart from a nightclub, which reflects the likes of similar outfits in India. Delhi Nights has become a
Soccer may be a major attraction for Indo-Fijians but they equally enjoy events that highlight their culture and customs, more so if these bring together
If you are a person of South Asian origin, especially from the countries of the Sub-Continent, you should be aware of a number of health
It was an evening of emotion, joy and remembrance as the members of the ‘New Zealand Machhadgam Society’ gathered at the Mahatma Gandhi Centre in
For many people, stress can be an everyday occurrence. Juggling the work- life balance, money commitments, career pressures, health concerns, deadlines, family and relationship issues,
As Auckland Mayor Len Brown participated in the opening ceremony of the new Clubhouse and Pavilion at Centre Park in Mangere on February 12, it
Greetings to all on the occasion of the Inaugural Tournament of the Radio Apna Fiji Cup 2011. I wish to express my gratitude to the
Bula and welcome to the inaugural Radio Apna Fiji Cup 2011 at the Mangere Centre Park in Auckland. The Mangere Centre Park Sports Association is
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