December 1, 2010 Issue

December 1, 2010 Issue

A dying industry spins bittersweet memories

I have just returned from Fiji. The mango is in season and sugarcane harvest is in progress. The dry spell that threatened the west had

Model of the Fortnight

Property development and Real Estate are not the prerogative of a few and the market is open for new and young players who have the

December 1, 2010 Issue

Diabetes stings Parliamentarians

The fact politicians talk sweet is perhaps more evident in their health condition than in their behaviour. That fact became more evident at a recent

December 1, 2010 Issue

Hindu customs need education

Dr Guna Magesan, one of the founding members of the Council and Rotorua Deepawali Festival Coordinator said wearing shoes while lighting the traditional Lamp was

December 1, 2010 Issue

The hero of Chittagong shows valour

Even as Mahatma Gandhi was preaching freedom through non-violence and peace, many other militant groups believed in revolution, seizure and speedy action. The Chittagong Armoury

December 1, 2010 Issue

Con or Don he is a swashbuckler!

Many years ago, Producer-Director B R Chopra told me, “There are only two types of audience – one that sees movies for entertainment and the

December 1, 2010 Issue

International stars add to excitement in Cricket

The HRV Cup Twenty20 will have added attraction with a number of international stars featured in local teams. The matches will begin with the Central

Tamilians plan Cricket Tournament

Auckland based Muthtamil Sangam has announced its participation in the ‘Spirit of Cricket Tournament’ during the ensuing season. Resident players who hail from various Indian

December 1, 2010 Issue

Rakiraki claims Sanatan IDC

Rakiraki won the Sanatan IDC trophy in an exciting finish at the Centre Park in Mangere on November 14, 2010. The Salesh Kumar-led team beat

FIANZ

Plea to promote child and youth safety

Counties Manukau Police Community Services Manager Senior Sergeant Mike Fulcher said there were a number of self-harming, anti-social behaviour and other incidents occurring in his

FIANZ

Convention highlights family values

New Zealand’s Muslim community demonstrated in Auckland last weekend its penchant for solidarity and community work, while simultaneously fostering family values and virtues of good

Indian Newslink

Previous slide
Next slide

Advertisement

Previous slide
Next slide

Advertisement

Previous slide
Next slide

Advertisement

Previous slide
Next slide

Advertisement

Previous slide
Next slide

Advertisement

Advertisement

Previous slide
Next slide

Advertisement

Previous slide
Next slide

Advertisement

Previous slide
Next slide

Advertisement