Ethnic Affairs Minister Judith Collins has rightly emphasised the need to quell family violence and make our homes safer. Speaking at a conference of the
The death of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on April 8 brought to an end an important chapter in the political history of modern
The banking crisis in Cyprus came as a sharp reminder to savers around the world that banks are not necessarily the safe havens they like
Rama Navami celebrations began at the Shiv Mandir Temple in South Auckland on April 11 and would continue until April 20, with nightly Pooja conducted
If you are one of those who constantly wonder about planet earth and its beings, there is a unique opportunity to learn about the ‘Beautiful
The challenging art of Bharata Natyam will once again come under the spotlight as a 11-year-old student presents her solo performance in Auckland later this
Indian women should play an active part in the community to keep in touch with their culture, says Kaashta Khullar, our Model of the Fortnight.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim community in New Zealand received kudos from a number of political and community leaders and officials at the Silver Jubilee celebrations of
Volunteers of Shanti Niwas Charitable Trust were among those honoured at the recently held Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board Community Awards. Among them were Pushpa Prasad and
The power of music to enable people to overcome physical and mental challenges has been proved time and again, the latest evidence for which comes
Raving commentaries about Asia’s latest must-see tourist attraction in Singapore aroused my curiosity. What my wife and I encountered at the Marina Bay was overwhelming.
Raving commentaries about Asia’s latest must-see tourist attraction in Singapore aroused my curiosity. What my wife and I encountered at the Marina Bay was overwhelming.
Research conducted by scientists from Queen Mary University of London (QUAL) and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) reveal that our hands are
The Government has invited applications for funds in the volunteer sector, stating that the closing date is May 1, 2013. Community and Voluntary Sector Minister
Yearly conversions to Islam have doubled in France over the past 25 years, Bernard Godard, an official in charge of religious issues at the French
The Muslim community has established New Zealand’s first national Janaza Waqf fund to help families with the cost of burying their loved ones. Many families
Music lovers in Auckland were delighted to listen to the melodious voice of Carnatic music singer Abhishek Raghuram last month. The concert, organised by the
Holi is emerging as another festival popular among a cross-section of the New Zealand society as reports of this year’s celebrations show. West Auckland The
Popular singer Shriram Iyer will return to Auckland to participate in a fundraising musical evening in aid of the Ganesha Temple in Papakura. The programme
The Indian Newslink Indian Sports Awards 2013 held on April 8 at ASB Stadium in Kohimarama (Auckland) has been hailed as a huge success. The
The second Indian Newslink Indian Sports Awards Presentation Night was held on April 6, 2013 to recognise and encourage sportspeople of Indian descent, who had
Sports Administrator of the Year Sponsor Finalists: Sheikh Israr, Ayyaz Khan, Bobby Chandra Winner: Ayaaz Khan Best Cricket Player of the Year Sponsor Finalists: Bhupinder
Judge Ramesh Patel’s comments Arun Panchia was a prominent part of the Auckland National Hockey League team that won the title in 2012. He was
AIS St Helens won the ‘Spirit of Cricket Indian Community Tournament’ Trophy, winning against Desi Warriors. Organisers Muthtamil Sangam lost in the round robin matches.
‘Baisakhi’ (aka ‘Vaisakhi’) is an auspicious Punjabi Festival. The Festival got its name from the month of ‘Vaisakh,’ celebrated after the successful harvesting of Rabi
The Punjabi community in Auckland got together to mark the annual Baisakhi festival with piety, grandeur and unity, highlighting one of the most fascinating traditions
The Bhakti movement in Medieval India was responsible for many rites and rituals associated with the worship of God by Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs of
The virtues recommended by the Scriptures are many, but five of them are regarded as major virtues. These are Chastity, Patience, Contentment, Detachment and Humility.
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