At the Tenth Annual Indian Newslink Lecture on August 6, 2020 Venkat Raman Auckland, July 12, 2020 Would you like to meet our Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and ask her a question or two? And/or take photographs with her and other leaders about who you read and hear? Are you keen to engage with men and women who practice principles…
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Wellington, July 12, 2020 It was shrill and tabloid-type coverage of Covid-19, not careful reporting that caused widespread public anxiety and in the absence of calm is when mistakes are made. Apparently being calm in the face of crisis prevents one from doing anything constructive to address it; at least that is the argument made by Liam Hehir (former National Party…
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New Delhi, July 12, 2020 As the election debates pick up in New Zealand and the United States, it is appropriate to discuss how democratic values are upheld and how the game is played by the parties and candidates concerned. In any functioning democracy, there must be a perfect balance between Legislature, Executive and Judiciary for a perfect symphony. Such…
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This story was updated on July 13, 2020 at 550 pm “Women to be vigilant of breast cancer which is high in New Zealand” Venkat Raman Auckland, July 12, 2020 Leading a life without diseases is important but achieving a state of physical and mental wellbeing with a balance work and life, a leading medical expert has said. Leading Gynaecologist…
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National Party and Grey Power call for tough measures; Indian community says name and shame Venkat Raman Auckland, July 12, 2020 The National Party is right in saying that the increasing number of new arrivals from overseas escaping from the isolation facilities is putting all other New Zealanders to health risk. There have been four instances this week, which have…
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Wellington, July 11, 2020 As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to ramp up overseas, New Zealand is in the very fortunate position of being able to rebuild its economy. At Education New Zealand (ENZ), we are shifting our focus from the immediate response phase to a longer view. Your insight and problem-solving on so many urgent matters, including student wellbeing and…
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Sourced Content Palmerston North, July 11, 2020 A new state of the art artificial Hockey Turf at the Manawatū campus is ready for action. An official blessing was held on Thursday, June 25,2020 and an official opening will take place in the near future. The international size Turf is the third of its kind in Palmerston North and was built…
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Sourced Content Palmerston North, July 11, 2020 Professor Mohan Dutta has been named a Fellow of the International Communication Association (ICA) based in Washington DC. ICA is an international association which aims to advance the scholarly study of human communication by encouraging and facilitating excellence in academic research worldwide. Fellow status is a recognition of distinguished scholarly contributions to the…
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Auckland, July 11, 2020 Words are important. We use them to convey information, to express love and affection, and sometimes to hurt or harm. Words shape the way we think about things; if you know another language (or two, or more) you will know that different words that seem to be for the same thing often express different aspects of…
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But there is a way forward with the right tools Auckland, July 8, 2020 As the numbers of people made redundant as a result of Covid-19 rises, there is ever increasing pressure on the government to fix it. The government started strongly by throwing $12 billion of wage subsidies at the problem, but this massive expenditure only sees us through…
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