September 2014

October 1, 2014 Issue

Navaratri extols the power of women

The killing of a demon by a Deity is not mere physical annihilation, but liberation, a manifestation of divine grace. Rama liberated Ravana, and Krishna

October 1, 2014 Issue

Hindus tighten fraternal bond in Wellington

A cross-section of the resident communities in and the Capital had the benefit of understanding the meaning and purpose of ‘Raksha Bandhan’ at the Moera

Another Sangam formed in Auckland

Tamils of Fijian origin have announced the formation of another Sangam to further their goals as a community. Called, New Zealand Sangam (NZS), the new

Grit and prudence dictate character

What separates righteous anger from rioting mobs? What triggers the turn from peaceful protest against injustice, to looting and violence, on the scale most recently

October 1, 2014 Issue

Nature offers better cure for all

When German physician Samuel Hahnemann proposed (in 1796) Homeopathy as a form of alternative medicine, it was hailed as a turning point in medical science.

October 1, 2014 Issue

Popular film singer due in Auckland

One of the busiest playback singers of the Tamil Cinema, who is also making waves in other in Indian languages, will be in Auckland for

October 1, 2014 Issue

Appetiser served with spicy notes

India is one of the world’s biggest film producing nations but Bollywood’s prolific output doesn’t thrive beyond the Indian Diaspora. For a period from independence

October 1, 2014 Issue

Music scales higher notes with Mysore Brothers

The dynamic Mysore Brothers Nagaraj and Dr Manjunath accompanied by Bangalore Arjun Kumar on the Mridangam and Giridhar Udupa on the Ghatam delighted Auckland music

Devotional melody pours on Lord Ganesha

Bhakthi (Devotion) and Sangeeth (Music) merged in Divinity at Bhakthi Varsha, an evening of devotional music in Auckland last month. The event, held on September

Indian cuisine takes to the street

Tiny takeaways on carts on street corners, parks and beaches are a regular feature in many cities around the world but these are yet to

October 1, 2014 Issue

Diwali drenches joy in disempowerment

Diwali celebrations in New Zealand have reached an extremely pathetic level wherein this festival day is exploited as a disgracefully commercial event. The process is

October 1, 2014 Issue

Diwali head start at Sudima Auckland

As the first phase of the Hindu festive season ends with the last and final day of Navaratri on October 4, the spirit of Diwali

Festival of Lights in Hamilton

Waikato residents can expect a day of fun, food and India’s heritage as Diwali Mela 2014 gets underway at the Hamilton City Council Lounge on

Indoor World Cup Cricket in Wellington

Hutt Indoor Sports will host the Indoor Cricket World Cup 2014 at the Indoor Sports Stadium in Petone (Lower Hutt) from October 18 to 25,

Sept 15, 2014 Issue

National leads in Community Snap Poll

National is the most preferred Party of the Indian community in Auckland according to a snap poll held over the weekend. The Party received 50.5%

Sept 15, 2014 Issue

National needs three more years of engagement

The election campaign is in full swing and I am enjoying the opportunity to travel around the country talking to New Zealanders about the issues

Sept 15, 2014 Issue

Labour wants better deal for New Zealanders

Labour has always stood beside our Indian communities and we always will. Now, with 155,000 people of Indian origin living in New Zealand, and with

Sept 1, 2014 Issue

Innovative spirit lifts the degree of success

I have been the ‘Challenger up against the big guys,’ for much of my career. Originally from Dunfermline, Scotland, I have worked in the telecommunications

Election

Constituents come before Cabinet

I am so pleased to be the Member of Parliament for Papakura but by now you will all have seen the news that I have

Election

Labour policies win hands down over others

You would have seen Labour’s election message by now – Vote Positive. When we chose it months ago, we felt that it represented Labour well,

Election

Good policies come in red package

In my first article (Indian Newslink, July 15, 2014), I discussed the concept of Indian identity and challenged the notion of one ‘authentic’ Indian. As

Election

Labour values strengthen New Zealand

I am honoured to have been chosen to take Ross Robertson’s place as the Labour Party candidate for Manukau East. After 27 years of dedicated

Indians add colour to political canvas

Election 2014 will witness a number of candidates of Indian origin in the electoral arena. Census 2013 identified people of Indian ethnicity as the fourth

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