July 1 2010 Issue

Radio Tarana has reached an important milestone and has earned a distinct place of eminence in the media industry of New Zealand. It has become

It is with pride and satisfaction that I write about Radio Tarana and my life-long friend Robert Khan as the radio station steps into its

Fifteen years ago, it was a dream. The Indian community, which boasted of successful entrepreneurs, investors, business leaders and thinkers of world-class reputation, did not

Bikanervala Restaurant My association with Tarana goes back to 1997 when its team was entertained at my newly opened ‘Kingfisher Restaurant,’ now known as ‘New Delhi

Aashirwad Foods Limited Radio Tarana has created history in 14 years, starting with two hours of broadcasting and progressing to become 24/7. From one host

They appear here alphabetically. Ajeshni Raj Kumar When she joined Radio Tarana, we asked her if she sensed a challenge in New Zealand and if

I join many others to congratulate Radio Tarana on its 15th year of broadcasting. I distinctly remember the formative years of this dynamic radio station,

The media industry is notorious for the ferocity with which it promotes competition, each of its members striving to be the first to break news.

Ø Leader in ethnic broadcasting Ø Unrivalled among Indian radio stations in NZ Ø News on the hour and breaking news anytime Ø Live broadcast

A day can be too long to survive in the media world, much like politics. Eight years then would seem like an era in the

And it happens all the time-something happens somewhere and it becomes public knowledge, long before television presenters are able to face the camera. Just as

From all points of view, the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards Ceremony held in Colombo from June 3 to 5, 2010 was a spectacular