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When Monisha Gounder wrote to us at press time, she was preparing to leave for Mumbai to participate in the ‘Miss India Worldwide’ competition scheduled
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Private training provider NZMA, part of the ACG Tertiary & Careers Group, has secured its place as New Zealand’s top hospitality and cookery school, taking
Mahendra Sukhdeo – Gender inequality was the hallmark of the indenture system in the European colonial outposts. The planters’ penchant for strong, single, rustic young
Francis Peters – The Health and Safety Reform Bill, which is set to replace the current Health and Safety Legislation, was initially introduced to Parliament
Dr Jaysankar Lal Shaw – What makes us who we are, the Mind, the Body, the Self, or a certain combination of these? More than
Staff Reporter – Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) runs Free Settlement related workshops in various parts of the country New Zealand for new migrants in relation
David Shearer – There have been some cold winter days in New Zealand lately: great if you are relaxing by a toasty fire in a
Ravi Nyayapati – After a weekend of intense competition at the NZ Culinary Fare, NZ Chefs National Salon announced that 25-year-old Aucklander Himanshu Tyagi as
Staff Reporter – A visiting Professor of Philosophy has lauded the services being rendered by Wellington based Victoria University Professor of Philosophy Dr Jay Shaw,
Vanessa Trethewey – It was a moment of pride and honour for the ACG Tertiary & Careers Group as one of its students brought home
Cameron Bagrie – Potential limitations to further expansion of milk production vary from country to country, but include availability of capital and suitable land, environmental
First of three parts Brian Henry Amanah KiwiSaver Plan commenced operating on 24th March 2014. From that time, we had a lot of work to
Phil Goff – Changing our flag has become a controversial issue, not just about whether the flag should be changed but also about the process
When the leaky homes crisis surfaced a few years ago, it was quickly dismissed as a ‘sporadic phenomenon’ needing little attention. The general belief was
Dr Susan Macken – The Indian Newslink Sir Anand Satyanand Lecture series addresses a matter which is vital for strong business and a strong economy
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Jenny Salesa – I had the pleasure of attending the Fifth Annual Indian Newslink Sir Anand Satyanand Lecture at Pullman Hotel Auckland on Monday, July
Kamil Lakshman – I saw ‘Umrika’ aka ‘America,’ at the recently held New Zealand Film Festival. In fact, I was keen on making a similar
Sonam Golian – I had the opportunity of attending the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Programme (RYLA) held from June 27 to July 4, 2015. This
A Timaru couple were sentenced on August 6 to 150 hours’ community work for making a false statement under the Citizenship Act 1977. Teilo Latu
Venkat Raman – An increasing number of people travelling from New Zealand to India on Electronic Visas (e- visas) applied online are being turned away
Venkat Raman- Indians in India and the Indian Diaspora the world over will mark India’s Independence Day on August 15, 2015. Vayalar Ravi, a federal
Staff Reporter Cyber criminals have hijacked the website of Immigration New Zealand and obtaining personal information of applicants and others who access one of the
Shailesh Gandhi – Those who say that the Right to Information (RTI) has made a great impact point out that it is responsible for creating
Nitin Kumar – Varalakshmi Vratam is one of the most appropriate days to propitiate and seek the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi. Women in many parts
Nitin Kumar Lakshmi, Mahalakshmi, Padmavathi, Shri and Bhoodevi are all names attributed to various aspects of female cosmic energy, representing fertility, abundance, prosperity, riches, brilliance
Family unity, community work and welfare, support and assistance to those in need and most important of all Service to God at least once a
Ma Deva Vedanta – Reading and playing tic-tac-toe while blind-folded, these were some of the Yogic abilities or ‘Siddhis’ that 13-year-old Ma Maheshwara visiting from
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