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Festschrifts celebrate works of Indian Philosopher

Staff Reporter Info@indiannewslink.co.nz A number of Wellingtonians felicitated Professor Jaysankar Lal Shaw, former Head of Philosophy of Victora University in Wellington at the launch of

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The shape of overseas students to come

Sourced Content  Students who study overseas do better academically, get better jobs and are paid more.  So, how will the recent TEC announcement support New

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New Campus prepares better healthcare professionals

Venkat Raman –  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz A new campus that aims to educate and promote better qualified and motivated healthcare professionals could be the beginning of palliatives

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Academic suggests $15,000 levy on migrants

Mark Keating –  A poll tax on immigrants will help fund the extra infrastructure and public service costs associated with New Zealand’s growing population. A

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Parents learn students’ assessment process

Staff Reporter Info@indiannewslink.co.nz Parents and caregivers of Indian origin had an opportunity to learn about the performance of their children studying at the Otahuhu Intermediate

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Students from India asked to register for help

Venkat Raman –  International students from India studying in New Zealand schools, colleges, universities, tertiary institutions and private training establishments have been advised to register

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English Language Board elects first Indian Chair

Staff Reporter –  info@indiannewslink.co.nz Auckland High Court lawyer Gurbrinder Aulakh was unanimously elected as the Chair of the National Board of English Language Partners New

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Global partnerships brewing at bioengineering institute

Supplied Content (Edited) –  The Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) of the University of Auckland hopes to develop new international strategic partnerships and investor opportunities for

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Does breastfeeding prevent breast cancer?

A researcher calls for intensive study for better care Venkat Raman –  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz The high rate of obesity and increasing incidence of breast cancer are

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Flesh is willing but solitude strikes the elderly

Venkat Raman –  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz Age does not always diminish the sexual desire but the society thinks otherwise and people in aged care facilities are left

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Playgrounds invoke the spirit of adventure

Jamie Strange –  Playgrounds have certainly developed a lot since I was a child in the 1970s. I remember swings, seesaws, concrete mounds with tunnels

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New Primary School at Flat Bush coming up

Staff Reporter  Minister also announces new schools in Tauranga and Canterbury The fast-growing East Auckland suburb of Flat Bush will soon have a new Primary

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Investing in education is never enough

Bill English  Making sure our children get a good education is the most important thing that we can do to help them succeed in a

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Owen donates $2.6 million to Business School

Staff Reporter  info@indiannewslink.co.nz Billionaire Owen Glenn has donated $2.6 million to the University of Auckland Business School to fund several initiatives. The School’s Dean, Professor

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Reality challenges employment of Disabled

Danielle van Dalen  Unemployment is costly. It costs the unemployed person and it costs society. For people with disabilities, this cost of unemployment is a

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Unaffordability pushes NZ down in Student Ranking

Montreal replaces Paris as World’s best student city Supplied Content –  Montreal has ended Paris’s five-year run as the world’s best student city, according to

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Human Sciences underscore intellectual life

Supplied Content –  Humanities teachers, researchers, students and graduates make a significant contribution to the development of cultural and intellectual life of New Zealand. Humanities

Students are people, not commodities, please

Priyanca Radhakrishnan –  New Zealand has an international reputation for fairness. The adage of giving everyone a fair go is one that resonates strongly with

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Special Classes on the world’s major religions

Staff Reporter –  info@indiannewslink.co.nz The Religious Diversity Centre of Aotearoa New Zealand has announced the first Programme in its ‘Raising Religious Literacy’ series beginning on

Shared knowledge exalts human mind

Ashok Kochhar –  Sharing knowledge is a Bliss. We are living in a world, which is so competitive that it has lost the values of

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Back to the Greeks, Romans and New Zealanders

Sourced Content (Massey University) – From Hollywood to homegrown theatre, Ancient Greece and Rome have captured people’s imagination for centuries with tales and myths of

Scholarship Programme cements Indo-Kiwi relations
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Scholarship Programme cements Indo-Kiwi relations

India is currently hosting recipients of New Zealand’s Prime Minister’s Scholarship for Asia (PMSA). Eight business students from Ara Institute of Canterbury and 20 fashion,

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International students urged to get NZQA assessment

Staff Reporter –  info@indiannewslink.co.nz International students keen on gaining employment in New Zealand should have their overseas qualifications assessed by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority

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Health promotion in schools should be holistic

Dr Eva Neely –  We need a more holistic approach to health promotion in schools to empower youth. I was dissatisfied when reading literature about

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Children’s programme benefits more schools

Staff Reporter –  info@indiannewslink.co.nz About 1500 children studying in low decile schools from Northland to Nelson were among the beneficiaries in the new school year

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Back to School Safety Tips for all

Anthony on Safekids Aotearoa –  Thousands of students are marching back to school. Safekids Aotearoa has valuable safety tips to keep children safe. For children

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Varsity partnership to develop cancer vaccines

Sourced Content –  The University of Auckland is partnering with an American drug development company to launch a biotech start-up that will research novel cancer

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Good old Vinyl days are back- for the record

Venkat Raman –  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz If you think that the digital age has buried the good old stuffs like gramophone records, video cassettes and radio sets,

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