January 31, 2011

Notwithstanding the tight money market conditions, Bank of Baroda is confident of registering higher levels of growth and profitability in every centre of its operations,

After a week of immense media speculation including the balderdash theory of ‘Honour Killing,’ a man appeared in the Hamilton Court last week, charged with

The pronounced need of the South East Asian Community for a Home for the Aged will become a reality, thanks to the vision and efforts

The victims of the Indenture System (1834-1920), India’s forgotten children, finally received their long overdue recognition, as Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi unveiled the

The surrogacy debate was reignited last week with a Melbourne court granting full parental rights to a gay couple with a child born to a

The Government has appointed an independent inquiry into a serious case of child abuse that sparked widespread debate throughout the country. Social Development Minister Paula

The two major political parties have given a kick-start to the Election Year, with a number of promises to woo voters but just how New

Although it has ‘National’ written all over it, the Botany Electorate could well become a trendsetter for young aspirants in politics. Twenty-five-year-old Jamie Lee-Ross of

The Government’s proposal to sell state assets would improve market liquidity leading to better productivity, an academic has said. According to Massey University Pro-Vice Chancellor

The Government must invest more in New Zealand’s universities to generate higher levels of growth, employment and private consumption, according to the New Zealand Institute

International students could take heart over a well-structured settlement programme that takes into their account their initial fears and apprehensions and varied needs and aspirations.

Abolition of ‘School Zones’ will enable parents and students to opt for the educational institution of their choice, an academic has said. Wellington based Education

An Auckland based institution is preparing to offer a Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education from next year. As reported in our November 15, 2010

The number of students graduating with postgraduate degrees from the University of South Pacific (USP) is on the rise, according to Vice-Chancellor Professor Rajesh Chandra.

Councillors in charge of City Councils should improve their reading skills to be more effective in the discharge of their responsibilities, according to Wellington City

A number of overseas businesses and individuals have asked me (directly and through Indian Newslink) their obligations to remit Goods & Services Tax (GST) for

Consumers in Fiji are not well protected under current laws, which need to be overhauled, Fiji Consumer Council Chief Executive Premila Kumar said. “There is

As New Zealand Prime Minister John Key plans his first official visit to India, he and his officials must be aware of the sensitivities surrounding

India began 2011 on a bright note with a two-year, Non-Permanent membership at the UN Security Council (UNSC) but the real crowning was its appointment

The Raipur District Court in the North Indian State of Chhattisgarh sentenced 61-year-old Dr Binayak Sen to life imprisonment on December 24, 2010 for sedition,