May 14, 2014

New Zealand companies and investors keen on engaging with India would do well to connect with a number of credible official and non-official organisations in

Colliers International took home a bagful of accolades at the annual Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) New Zealand Commercial Property Awards at a ceremony

Family businesses that are owner-operated run the high risk of collapse as they pass to the next generation of sons and daughters, especially if there

John Key did very well in China during his recent visit. Stories of his exploits and triumphs in the arenas of geopolitics and economics filled

National is supporting jobs, higher wages, and helping New Zealanders and families get ahead – things that really matter to us all. Budget 2014 reflects

Millions of people around the world, including Catholics and of other faiths watched with reverence the canonisation of John Paul II, who served as the

Students of the East Auckland based Narthana Aalayam School of Indian Dance in general and those keen on their Arangetram (public debut) cannot gain the

The importance of self-defence and its techniques will form the theme of the next workshop being organised by the Sukhmani Charitable Trust in Auckland. The

In what was indubitably a proud moment for the Indian Diaspora in general and the Indian community in New Zealand, one of our tireless social

Akshay Kumar continues with his mission to empower women by honouring extraordinary story of a young girl at L’Oreal Paris Femina Women’s Awards 2014 and

An actor gaining popularity on the local scene is keen to make it in the Hindi film industry with visions of becoming a superstar. Most

The Mridangam Arangetram of a teenager Seran Sailavan Ramanathan held last fortnight was an extravagant spectacle. An Arangetram is usually confined to South Indian dances

The beauty and creativity of Urdu will come alive at ‘Sham E Ghazal Kavi Sammelan Mushaira’ hosted by community friend Ghouse Majeed under the banner

A New Zealand Women’s Kabaddi team, comprising entirely Maori, has been a source of endearment to thousands of people who have been watching them play

When the Kula Lumpur based Asian Goju Ryu Karate Federation qualified Vidhit Naik of Auckland for Black Belt Ni Dan (Second Dan) along with Black