November 13, 2013

While the Masala Chain of Restaurants have been in the news for all the wrong reasons for the past six months, the Director of their

As the countdown begins for one of the most important events in New Zealand’s business calendar, there is a high degree of excitement over the

While the importance of the contributions of businesses and professionals of Asian origin to the New Zealand economy is yet to receive adequate recognition and

Sixteen years have gone by since Mother Teresa passed away (September 5, 1997) and the world has become poorer without a noble soul that worked

Even as they grieve over the death of their dear son, the family of Tarun Asthana have no ill-feeling towards the man accused of being

Two youngsters have combined their energies and resources to launch an organisation to care for the health of the elderly. Free exercises are a part

It has been an amazing year for Private Training Establishments (PTEs). In Budget 2013, the Government announced that it will move to equalise funding rates

The transition from secondary school to tertiary education is a huge leap, and some students need more encouragement than others. Having easily accessible educational opportunities

Homework is the cause of numerous tantrums and arguments in many Kiwi households. Parents simply want to encourage and spur on their offspring to ensure

A popular academic of Indian ancestry has been appointed to the prestigious post of Editor of the British Journal of Psychiatry (BJP). Kenya-born Professor Kamaldeep

It was an evening of justifiable pride for more than 200 men and women as they assembled to participate in the 90th anniversary celebration of

An Economic Partnership Agreement (ECA) between Singapore and Republic of China (Taiwan) is expected to boost two-way trade and investment, promoting in the process larger

From April next year, low-income working families who are eligible for the minimum family tax credit will receive an increase. Currently, the minimum family tax

It is often said that the less you know about an opportunity, the more attractive it becomes. That opportunity, offered to me by Lincoln Ting,

The plurality of New Zealand society and the patronage extended by the Government and lawmakers were demonstrated yet again as about 200 people gathered at

Are the values of the Muslim world compatible with those in New Zealand? Does New Zealand face extremist threats? How can we ensure the continuance

Hot on the heels of the colourful Deepavali Festival comes another grand offering in the form of ‘Kalaa Utsavam,’ Singapore’s annual Indian Festival of the