November 14, 2010

An increasing number of small businesses are becoming victims of employee fraud, without a proper recourse to bring the perpetrators to justice. Almost all these

With an extensive change in the layout and design of the print edition of Indian Newslink, our website has also undergone a metamorphosis. As well

This Issue of Indian Newslink is special in many ways, the most significant of which you would discern even at the first look. We asked

Indian Newslink has always allowed its Anniversary go past unnoticed. We have seldom succumbed to the temptation of parties and ceremonies, because we have always

The increasing cultural and religious diversity poses challenges, which New Zealand should address, recognising the human values of justice, tolerance and respect for others, Governor

‘Missed Opportunity’ was the theme of the launch of ‘In the Eye of the Storm,’ a book on Retired Judge Jai Ram Reddy at the

The new Immigration Act will come into effect on November 29, 2010. The Statute would bring about substantial changes to the existing rules and regulations

A fast growing Private Training Establishment (PTE) has successfully gained an exemption for funding moratorium to pursue development of a Bachelor degree in Early Childhood

Ways and means of lifting business performance through environmental responsibility was the main theme of a workshop held at the Massey University Business School at

Most of you would have noticed a boost in your pay packet since tax cuts became effective on October 1, 2010. A majority of New

An Inland Revenue 2009 Survey of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) has found that tax compliance costs have declined since the previous (2004) study. Our

The India New Zealand Business Council (INBC) has proposed amendments to its Constitution to make the organisation stronger and better prepared to cope with the

An Indian entrepreneur is bucking the trend with an impressive expansion plan that would add greater value to the poultry and chicken market. Millennium Group

Over the past 18 months, Auckland CBD vacancy rates have increased because of a combination of falling demand for office and retail space. Tenants are

Such a title might look ridiculous in today’s market conditions but you would be the loser to ignore it, especially when you consider how much

Despite a huge effort to fight scam, scandals and corruption, India dazzled in the glow of Diwali lights to reflect an optimistic fervour and vibrancy

The visit of US President Barak Obama to India between November 6 and 9, 2010 could be termed eventful and historic, buttressing his observation that

In Budget 2010, the Government introduced changes to the depreciation rate of buildings used in earning rental income The depreciation rate for buildings with a

When Mary was a day old, she received warmth, care, love and affection from her parents, relatives and neighbours in her native Mumbai. When was

An Auckland based religious organisation has sought public involvement in its forthcoming event to celebrate the ‘Marriage’ of one of the most popular Deities. Shirdi

A ream of medical practitioners from the Auckland based Friends of Fiji Heart Foundation Inc recently returned from its annual trip to Fiji, after conducting

More than 140,000 men, women and children were at Hagely Park in Christchurch on October 23 to hear Band Together entertain them. A creation of