An enjoyable festival for all
The Diwali festival of lights is a significant celebration for many people across New Zealand. The festival is a vibrant, entertaining, and unique celebration for
The Diwali festival of lights is a significant celebration for many people across New Zealand. The festival is a vibrant, entertaining, and unique celebration for
I would like to offer my best wishes to the Indian community as you celebrate the Festival of Lights with your family and friends. This
The ‘New Auckland’ would never work unless it is an inclusive city. That’s why it was so important to ensure all Aucklanders felt part of
There can be little doubt that Diwali is not just a celebration of one of the most important religious events in the Hindu calendar, but
It is that time of the year again when Indians across New Zealand and around the world are in ‘Diwali Mode.’ Diwali or Deepawali symbolises
New Zealand has been through a challenging few years, and during these tough times, job security and being able to provide for our families have
Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, is the most popular of all the festivals from South Asia. It is also the occasion for celebrations by
Diwali in Pukekohe will focus on children with competitions, fun and entertainment. It would also be an occasion for families and elders to get together
New Zealand businesses should gain a better understanding of India and occasions like Diwali must be used to spread goodwill and happiness, a top banker
People of Indian Origin (PIO) are at the heart of India and their contributions to the progress and development of the countries in which they
I am reminded of the story of four candles- Candle of Love, Candle of Peace, Candle of Joy and Candle of Hope. Sometimes in life
While India’s prowess in the development of software and IT solutions has secured the country a place of pre-eminence in the world market, its increasing
The Pratinidhi Sabha NZ Inc will conduct a number of Satsang programmes in New Zealand, marking the on-going festive season. The festivities began at the
Of all the dress materials worn by women in the world, the Indian Saree is unique in that it is the only garment that could
Two Community Organisations and a radio station have come together to organise Manukau Diwali on November 10, 2012 with grandeur, colour, cuisine and entertainment. Manukau
Youngsters who have fallen on bad days can be comfortably rehabilitated into the mainstream society and made to be productive and useful, a successful businesswoman
Photography may have become commonplace with the proliferation of ‘do-it-all’ digital cameras and the ubiquitous mobile handsets with in-built cameras, but the significance of professional
Do you know that an average person spends a third of their life in bed sleeping? Good and healthy sleep is vital to heal and
Trying to take off these ‘nutrition goggles’ I constantly wear is a real mission, especially, when it is time for the communal movie, followed by
New Zealand is home to more than 110,000 people of Indian origin. Most of them, having merged with the mainstream society and imbibed the prevalent
You are what you are, only between two storms and hence, the frequency of the storms in life determines your level of settlement. When the
In India, the whole country would glow with enthusiasm under the light of lamps, candles and fireworks. Do you believe in good times in which
Diwali, one of the biggest festivals of India is upon us. This pious and joyful day is celebrated by millions across the world. From Rashtrapati
Diwali, the Festival of Lights is largely celebrated on Amavasya (New Moon) night. This year, Diwali will be observed on November 13, while many Council-
Light and darkness, substance and shadow, knowledge and ignorance are all aspects of nature and life, symbolising the meaning and purpose of Diwali. It is
Diwali, the Festival of Lights, has been celebrated throughout India since times unknown in history. Hindus living in grass-thatched mud hut to mansions, and those
Diwali celebrations are fixed for the ‘Amavasya night ‘(New Moon) of the month of Kartika but this Amavasya is not a mathematically counted day. It
The festival of Lights Diwali brings extra cheer to cine buffs, as Bollywood releases its highly anticipated films during this period. This year will see
While Diwali is a happy occasion which includes the participation of all ethnic groups, the spirit of the festival is lost if commercial organisations do
Historical evidences reveal that the earliest celebrations that the semi-civilised man organised were held around light and fire, maybe for protection against wild animals that
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