March 1, 2011 Issue

March 1, 2011 Issue

Brutality of murders defies imagination

Highland Park, a quiet suburb of Auckland, attracted the headlines last week with the brutal murder of Titiksha Uday Desai. A man named Uday Krishnakant

March 1, 2011 Issue

Awards Entries open

We are happy to announce that entries to the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards 2011 are now open. We invite companies owned, managed and franchised

March 1, 2011 Issue

Judging process assures independence, integrity

As the entries open for the Indian Newslink (INL) Indian Business Awards (IBA) 2011, I invite all eligible companies and individuals to consider participating in

Sikhs demand apology from Shakti

A Sunday Star Times report that minors were being forced into marriage has angered the Sikh community. A number of orgnisations have written to us

March 1, 2011 Issue

Media report on teenage marriages irks lawmaker

National MP Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi has objected to an article that appeared in Sunday Star Times accusing Sikh and Muslim religious leaders of forcing teenage

Racism descends to the lowest form of Politics

British Prime Minister David Cameron is a recent convert to white extremism. Joining a fast growing flock that includes German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President

Former ACC Manager admits to fraud charges

A Former Manager of the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) pleaded guilty to two charges under the Crimes Act and one charge under the Secret Commission

Warm tips to keep cool this summer

You may think that the advent of March will lead to cooler weather but according to forecasts, hot, dry and humid conditions will continue to

March 1, 2011 Issue

An irreverent look at the City of Sails

To a casual visitor, the City is forever on the move, with its motorways and roads jammed with traffic, suburbs bespeaking a quiet culture of

March 1, 2011 Issue

National Standards need careful scrutiny

No doubt in election year, the battle over “Standards” will be loud and polarised. A lot of boards, parents and teachers around New Zealand are

March 1, 2011 Issue

Trades Academy offers sustained training

An Academy dedicated to providing vocational trades and technology training is expected to help employees to improve their skills and on-the-job performance. The Wellington Trades

March 1, 2011 Issue

Group therapy for depression at Massey

Anxiety may be a normal human sentiment or reaction but it could become overwhelming and lead to other problems such as depression, according to an

March 1, 2011 Issue

Death, Devastation, Despair

Another Earthquake in Christchurch rattles the Nation. Amidst cries of ‘Apocalypse Now!’ ‘Why do we deserve this?’ and “Is the worst still to come?’ the

March 1, 2011 Issue

New Indian Tax Code could net you

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in general and New Zealanders of Indian origin in particular have evinced great interest in the Indian Government’s proposed Direct Tax Code

March 1, 2011 Issue

Free Trade pact with India on track

A proposal linking New Zealand and India through a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) appears to be on track but it would be too early to

Europe must follow the ANZ Multicultural model

Europe must take a leaf out of the Immigration Chapters of Australia and New Zealand to become successful in multiculturalism, which in turn would contribute

People in Business

Holistic approach to health Contrary to popular opinion, public health in New Zealand, more importantly, access to these services is as good as it gets

Conference to discuss bio-farming techniques

The nuances of bio farming, including the ways and means of improving water quality, enhancing yield and promoting a better environment are among the issues

Another disaster in Christchurch

The Earthquake that shattered the centre of Christchurch on February 22 will be one of the worst natural disaster that this country has seen since

Protecting children from marriage

The Shakti Community Council has created a major controversy among Sikhs and Muslims in New Zealand by alleging that their places of worship are being

March 1, 2011 Issue

The failure of European Multiculturalism

Neither British Prime Minister David Cameron nor German Chancellor Angela Merkel could be remotely described as xenophobic, let alone racist right-wingers. In the broad church

Funding unelected board outrageous

The recent report that the new Auckland Council had pushed through a budget of $3.43 million to fund an unelected Maori Statutory Board for Auckland

March 1, 2011 Issue

BJP faces the risk of another failure

With the Indian Parliament now in its Budget Session, it would be appropriate to examine if the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the main Opposition, will

March 1, 2011 Issue

Ways of the Lord are those of Wisdom

I was recently admitted to the Cardiology Ward of the Christchurch Hospital for a series of tests. I watched my heartbeat on the computer screen.

March 1, 2011 Issue

Festival of Colours transcends race

Race Relations Day is the time to reflect on our journey as a culturally diverse nation. The world observes March 21 as the ‘International Day

Talent of the Fortnight

She may not belong to a Royal Family with blue blood running in her veins but with a multitude of achievements, she is a darling

Model of the Fortnight

Many of us believe that two professions are the noblest – teaching, which moulds the character and personality of the younger generation, enabling them to

March 1, 2011 Issue

Double scoop for East Aucklander

When Sarah Campbell learnt that she had won Grocery Vouchers valued at $1000 at Flatbush SuperValue in East Auckland, she was thrilled. “This is no

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