India offers special programme for youngsters Venkat Raman – Young men and women of Indian origin (PIO) can benefit from a unique, new programme just
Shirdi Sai Baba Sansthan to donate $12,000 to Starship Foundation Venkat Raman – venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz Are Temples merely places of worship or are they centres for
Ranjna Patel – The New Year began with an inspirational and highly motivational vision for me. A chance meeting with author and journalist Farida Masters
Phil Goff – Two things that most Aucklanders want in 2016 is less congestion on the roads and more affordable housing. We live in a
David Shearer It is great to be back writing this column. I hope you have been able to enjoy some time with close family and
Kamil Lakshman – Immigration New Zealand (INZ) recently changed its working system to achieve consistency in decision-making, become more efficient, minimise errors, and reduce staff
Praneeta Kochhar – Humans are dreamers. Our dreams take us to places we have never been, and help us achieve things that seem impossible in
Dr Lora Wu – Massey University’s Sleep/Wake Research Centre in Wellington is now providing group treatment for people with insomnia – a first in New
Massey News – New research from Massey University shows that community water fluoridation remains cost-effective, despite an overall reduction in the average number of decayed
Dr Biman Prasad – The Sugar Industry in Fiji has been totally politicised by the Fiji First Government. This is unprecedented in the history of
Venkat Raman – Qualified Members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) would have a unique opportunity of continuing their membership here as
Michael Gordon- The New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion showed that business confidence improved in late 2015, although it
Investors in shares and businesses exposed to mineral commodity prices have started the year on a bad note with some major price declines – record
Cameron Bagrie – The vibe from my recent trip to Asia has not inspired confidence regarding the region’s near-term growth prospects, but we still believe
Money, money everywhere but not a penny in the till Luke Parker – The ability to generate cash flow in the infant stages of a
Two New Zealanders receive State PBD Award The Uttar Pradesh government is keen to engage more seriously with the Indian Diaspora and seek Foreign Direct
A Massey University Home Affordability Report has said that Auckland is now 59% less affordable than the rest of the country. The report, which covers
Priyanca Radhakrishnan is probably right. In an article that comes with this Leader, she argues rather vociferously that evicting people from state house in places
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
‘Masi Magam,’ which will occur on Monday, February 22, 2016, is an important festival for Hindus from Tamil Nadu and Tamilians from other parts of
Maharashtrians will celebrate the 389th Birthday of Chhatrapati Shivaji on February 19, paying tribute to one of the greatest heroes in Indian history. Known for
Carol D’Souza – A visiting Bishop has said that priesthood is satisfying since it helps people to seek and get serenity and solace. Bishop Agnelo
Jignal Bagvandas – New Zealand is facing a growing problem. Obesity rates are on the rise and the country is ranked as the third most
Another milestone in 500 Days Journey Ashok Kochhar – Travellers are authors, weaving stories, as they go along their journey. They share their tales and
Venkat Raman – Eleven years after they left New Zealand (reluctantly for business reasons), Roosi and Pheroza Modi are happy to announce that Ellen, their
Venkat Raman – New Delhi based India International Friendship Society (IIFS) honoured two Aucklanders with a prestigious award at their annual meeting held in the
Staff Reporter – More than 100 children participated in a five-day summer camp organised by the Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust last month. It was work,
First of three parts Wenceslaus Anthony in Indus Age- Former Indian President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam once said, “Dreams are not what you see in
All recipes are for four to six persons. BBQs are synonymous with summer months and I have for this edition South East Asian dishes for
David Burke-Kennedy – If your life has been a journey of affairs with one car after another and you have racked up a high mileage,
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