New Zealand marked Age Concern Week from September 25 to October 3. I visited Age Concern in Manukau to mark the event. One of the
It may sound preposterous but a rise of 11.8% of cases relating to family violence in 2009 could actually be considered ‘a job well done.’
A charmer with a multitalented personality, making waves in a number of fields must have what it takes to tick, for alacrity is the most
The incidence of influenza, commonly known as flu, is high in the North Island but residents can remain safe from the ailment following a few
The Government has made tentative steps towards assessing and addressing deficiencies in the New Zealand benefit system by tweaking some aspects and establishing a Working
Repertoire, creativity, singing prowess and showmanship were all at the fore as a group of singers presented an evening of hymns in Auckland last fortnight.
Vivacious dancer Azhar Adam became the ‘Star of New Zealand’ at a keenly contested talent search last fortnight in Auckland. He and his ‘Syprus Dance
If you are one of those keen on Indian Classical music and were not present at the Avondale College Auditorium on October 2, you would
If you were a teenager in the early 1960s, you would know that it was the passion for music and success that catapulted The Beatles
There is a saying in Tamil: “You can tell a thousand lies to conduct one marriage.” That adage can now be extended to pre-marital romance
If you have performed jury duty at any law court, you would understand the tension that goes with the job. Jurors are often at their
Sri Lankans mark Diwali with piety and gaiety and the forthcoming Festival would not be an exception. As well as prayer meetings in Temples and
India’s capabilities as a manufacturer of a wide range of sports items and toys will be showcased at an exhibition and buyer-seller meeting in Auckland
In most of the major festivals in other traditions of the world, celebrations stretch over several days. Diwali celebrations stretch into a group of at
I arrived in Auckland with my family in 1971 on a teaching assignment at the University of Auckland mathematics department. Most of the Indian immigrants
Devi, the Divine Female, revered as a mother, is better and universally known as the Mother Goddess. Reverence for ‘mother’ is inherent in any one
The Sari was born on the loom of a fanciful weaver. He dreamt of Woman – the shimmer of her tears, the drape of her
Call it by any name it is that time of the year when people the world over rejoice at the onset of a Festival that
Diwali is a significant celebration for many people across the country. As well as being a time for family, the Festival of Lights is a
In a world that is increasingly being enveloped by darkness of moral, social and political degradation, Diwali Lights, flickering amidst prevailing darkness, issue a profound
One of the major trends in New Zealand is the rapidly growing size, regularity and grandeur of ethnic and religious festivals. All cultures are now
A surge of national unity and pride re-emerged in India after a court ruling that gave a healing touch to a religious strife. The Allahabad
People of almost all faiths would agree that Spiritual power is Absolute Power. Diwali is an opportunity to change-and rewire ourselves with new zeal and
I believe in the power of decision-making and I am thankful for the freewill and choice that God has given us to make such decisions.
Some may argue that having non-vegetarian food stalls and allowing sleazy and barely dressed women performing erotic dances at Diwali celebrations are ways and means
I feel immensely proud to live in a multicultural society such as Auckland. The numerous efforts made by Aucklanders to recognise and celebrate a wide
Diyas, fireworks, sweets and new clothes – when you see these, you know that the biggest festival of the year is neigh. Diwali is the
If you like to experience the ‘Real Diwali,’ complete with fireworks display, you should then be with us on October 24, 2010. The daylong festival
One of the most interesting aspects of Diwali in New Zealand is the participation of major companies, enlivening the concept of cultural plurality. Their presence
Residents of the Waikato region in general and Hamilton in particular would have a ‘double treat’ as two organisations plan to celebrate Diwali on two
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