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Nathan Saminathan –  Since October 2013, the Loan-to-Value (LVR) Restriction has been in place but there is no respite on rise in property prices. There

Udhay Madhukar in India Today –  The Narendra Modi government created a flutter among bureaucrats recently when nine of the 42 officers from the 1999

Mahendra Sukhdeo –  This is the second and final part of the author’s take on the Detention Policy of Australia and its impact on people.

Danielle van Dalen –  “Safeguards.” It is an official-sounding and soothing term often used by those in favour of euthanasia to ease concerns about the

Issue 348 June 15, 2016 From all points of view, the two-day visit of Prime Minister John Key to Fiji last week opened up as

Pritesh Patel – Liquidators or Insolvency Practitioners are no different to funeral directors and as such perform the last rites of a company to properly

The menace of hacking gets worse Anand Mokashi –  In the past weeks, security teams of many businesses have been under siege with billions of

Mahendra Sukhdeo –  Last year, nearly two million refugees made their way to the gateways of the European nations in the wake of the Syrian

Rohini Mohan in The Wire –  The All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) seems to have pulled off a historic victory in Tamil Nadu.

In his public speeches and official discussions, India’s President Pranab Mukherjee said that the increasing affordability of his country’s middle class population has spurred the

Priyanca Radhakrishnan –  The recent spate of burglaries and assaults on retailers and international students has heated up discussions about law and order that have

The tension in the corridors of power in many countries across the Continents is almost palpable. Governments, leaders – some of them heads of state

Helen Clark decides to seek the post of Secretary General Balaji Chandramohan –  In a historic move, former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark announced

‘Airlift’ controversy continues Suresh Mal Mathur –  I am a retired officer of Indian Foreign Service (1982 batch). I was posted as Second Secretary in

Captain Zain Juvale –  ‘Airlift’ has made a false claim. It was not the recitation of events as they happened. There was never an ‘Airlift’

Second of three parts Captain Zain Juvale –  On hearing about the exodus of foreigners from Kuwait, some of my crewmembers were so nervous and

The Hero is also a myth First of three parts Captain Zain Juvale –  My mind goes back to that fateful day of August 2,

Priyanca Radhakrishnan –  About a year ago, my family and I moved from Carterton, Wairarapa, to Auckland and joined over a third of New Zealand’s