Budget shows we are in good financial health
As I mentioned recently, the National-led Government will present our fifth Budget to New Zealand on May 16. The Budget will show that the Government’s
As I mentioned recently, the National-led Government will present our fifth Budget to New Zealand on May 16. The Budget will show that the Government’s
We are happy to announce that 2degrees Mobile Limited and Mercury Printz, both Auckland based companies, have joined our galaxy of Sponsors of Indian Newslink
One of the most well known New Zealanders and a respected member of the Indian community has been appointed as Chairman of the Board of
A growing number of businesspersons of Indian origin believe that the free Workshops held as part of the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards (IBA) help
The need for a written Constitution, size and duration of Parliament and review of the existing statutes are among the issues on which the Government
This is the sixth year for these Awards and the annual programme has become well established as an important feature of the business planning tool
Customer Service has always been the true measure of success of an organisation, whether it operates as a monopoly or under fierce competition. But such
Half a billion dollars is an enormous amount of money. $500 million dollars is almost a third of Police’s annual budget. It is 100 times
Having choices about where you live and work is at the heart of Auckland’s draft Unitary Plan. Many of the young people I meet as
I offer my condolences to the whanau of Labour Member of Parliament Parekura Horomia who died on April 29, 2013. Parekura Horomia was the Member
Why are there inconsistencies in sentencing levels? Are sentences adequate in cases of violence causing death, and should such cases as ‘murder’ are not reduced
New Zealand lost a leader last fortnight, a Member of Parliament who dedicated his life to serving the people of this country. I lost a
Although the resignation of National List MP Aaron Gilmore from Parliament on April 12 ended the standoff between him and Prime Minister John Key and
Do you have a student loan? If you are a borrower, based either in New Zealand or overseas, you should know how you would be
As India prepares itself to become the human resources supplier of the world in the coming years, the federation government in New Delhi is keen
Public support to a proposed legislation to provide free breakfast and lunch to schoolchildren is gaining strength with a number of organisations voicing concern over
The importance of savings, proper financial management and attitude of the younger generation towards money matters were a part of a survey conducted by students
My two sets of Fiji Indian grandparents were both ‘Girmitya’ and I am pleased to have their papers – one set from the Berar in
Girmit Divas is a relatively new aspect on the Indian calendar in New Zealand. The growth of the Fiji Indian Diaspora, descendants of the Girmitya,
As the infamous Girmit enters its 135th year, we look back with mixed feelings of guilt and gratification. The former is the result of a
It may sound bizarre but it is an unpleasant truth that successive generations of Indo-Fijians have grown or are growing ignorant of and oblivious to
When my grandparents Rahim Buksh (Lucknow) and Begum Mariam Bibi (Patna) arrived in Fiji aboard Mutla 11 as indentured labourers in 1911, they were unaware
The growing apathy of the younger generation towards Girmit and Girmitiyas, respectively the bonder labour scheme and the victims of it, has prompted a few
The New Zealand Association of Fiji Teachers is organising a musical night this month to mobilise financial resources to fund its programme of helping needy
The Western Union Foundation of The Western Union Company (NYSE: WU), and the Western Union Agent FEXCO Pacific have joined forces to replenish the Red
My grandfather (Thatha) and father (Bappa) were Girmitiyas who went to Fiji respectively in 1905 and 1911. They served in Sabeto and Votua Levu, each
A Fijian minister has extolled the significance of health and education in the success of a business enterprise, emphasising Dharma and ethics as important ingredients.
Indo-Fijians have lived in Fiji for over a hundred years. The pioneer generation, referred to as Girmitiyas, was brought to Fiji by the British as
The case of Indo-Fijians is one the most pathetic and repulsive in the history racial and social discrimination and political inequity. Dragged from their home
Contrary to popular opinion, indentured Indian labourers brought into Fiji as Girmityas were not of low social origins but represented a fair cross-section of rural
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