New Zealand, like many countries, has an ageing population, and declining proportion of children. The burgeoning size and percentage of the elderly population as well
What on earth is going on in Ukraine? I am sure that you have seen the images of fire, death and protest on the news,
A New Zealand citizen of Indian origin faces immediate arrest if he returns to this country. The Auckland District Court sentenced Kamal Kishore to a
It is not often that this newspaper writes a Leader on the same subject in succession but a departure had to be made because the
Politics is a vicious game`. Its players change according to circumstances and convenience, often forgetting the fact that their main job is to protect the
One of the more obscure pages of generally forgotten New Zealand history is the time Indian soldiers (Muslim, Hindu, Sikh and Ghurkha) paraded the streets
Indians go to polls from April 7 to May 12 to elect 543 candidates to represent them in Parliament. Results will be declared on May
More than 2000 years ago in the land of Palestine emerged a Prophet, Jesus. The striking features of his ministry were the miracles, wonders, signs
The modern society is confused by such terms as Spirituality, Religion and God and many of us do not understand what it means to experience
The moonless night Casts unfamiliar shadows On our precious land The age-old battle Of a familiar kind Pray for our land Pray for hope In
A group of devotees of Lord Krishna are organising ‘Krishna Karnival,’ a day-long event of prayers and performances in Auckland. ‘Krishna Rocks,’ as the Movement
Fate brings twists and turns to everyone’s life in the case of some, disaster strikes plunging families into depths of despair. “It is often said
Indonesia, which has the largest Muslim population in the world, has gifted an imposing 16-foot-high statue of Saraswati, the Hindu Goddess of Education and Wisdom,
For several years now, I have been seeking the path to eternal happiness and bliss. I believe this is the purpose of life – to
A Christchurch based Scientist has been recognised by an Indian organisation for his services in the fields of research and other sectors. The NRI Welfare
Members of the Manukau Indian Association (MIA) elected Veer Khar as their President for the year at their Annual General Meeting held on March 23,
Public speaking skills, fun and entertainment will come to the fore at a meeting of the Three Kings Toastmasters on April 3. It will be
At a fleeting glance, he may look like another legendry Tabla player but Ustad Tari Khan is no less in his mastery of the art.
One of the most important attributes of an Awards Scheme is the integrity of its judging panel. While privacy and confidentiality should be guaranteed, the
Another intense dose of Trans-Tasman rivalry is about to hit Auckland. Some of the best U17 badminton players in Australasia are representing their State or
Members of the Indian community are evincing interest in physical fitness programmes but those that add fun and entertainment are becoming increasingly popular. A series
Cricket is beginning an impressive innings in Fiji with the National Sports Commission (FNSC) launching its ‘Outreach Programme,’ to evince the larger interest of Fijians
Sikhs are among the most widely spread communities around the world and their ability to forge a unique bond with the people of the land
Thousands of people representing the Punjabi community will visit Gurdwars and other venues to mark Baisakhi, one of the most important events in their religious
The virtues recommended by the Scriptures are many, but five of them are regarded as major virtues. These are Chastity, Patience, Contentment, Detachment and Humility.
After weeks of intense campaigning following the end of the Rugby World Cup, New Zealand went to the polls on November 26, 2011 and re-elected
After weeks of intense campaigning following the end of the Rugby World Cup, New Zealand went to the polls on November 26, 2011 and re-elected
While negativism is in the air around the world, New Zealand Prime Minister John Key emerged on a different plane on November 26, 2011 with
While negativism is in the air around the world, New Zealand Prime Minister John Key emerged on a different plane on November 26, 2011 with
The General Election held on November 26, 2011 was run against the backdrop of a deteriorating global economy. Labour Party’s main campaign message of more
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