Venkat Raman Despite being given commercial connotations all over the world, Diwali (or Deepavali) retains its traditional, moral, social and religious values. In millions of
Diwali is a time to give, a time to raise hope and a time to look forward to better times. As the members of our
A Correspondent Change is a law of Mother Nature. Today, everything has the touch of change including the celebrations and rituals of festivals. Diwali (Deepavali)
Venkat Raman Thinkers and religious teachers have, for many years, strived hard to bring home the truth that all religions propagate the same faith-the goodness
Helping hands rescue victims of family violence Venkat Raman As Kashmir Kaur spoke about her life and suffering at the fundraising dinner of Sahaayta Counselling
Honour and dignity mark the vicennial of a Dance School Venkat Raman Dance in any form has found a place of distinction and support in
Atop the Universe with perseverance and family support Achieving a status is easier than performing up to expectations thereafter and setting a benchmark for self-improvement
Supplied Content A Social enterprise has been working with communities to find employment for people with a disability. Established last year (2018) by Graeme Haddon
More than 300 pages of 100 Recipes from Aromatic Spices to Lamb Kebabs The culinary art of Gujarat demonstrates the healthy cuisine that the Indian
Supplied Content (Edited) Waitakere Indian Association was one of the first Indian organisations to mark Diwali publicly in Year 2000. At Waitakere Diwali this year,
Supplied Content Hundreds of Ola drivers are gearing up to bring the lights and spirit of Diwali to the streets of Auckland by setting their
Nevil Gibson On my first visit to India in the early 1980s, the absence of western consumer goods was noticeable. I imagine it is still
Staff Reporter The Rotary Club of Somerville based in East Auckland has announced will mark Diwali as a fundraiser early next month. Club President Farida
Special event on May 2, 2020 to mark centenary of arrival of Yogananda in USA Supplied Content Next Year (2020) marks the centenary of the
Shirish Paranjape Different community groups in Christchurch celebrated Durga Pooja in some unique ways last weekend. The main Durga Pooja was held on Saturday, October
Muktesh Pardesi also pitches for Mahatma Gandhi Statue in Auckland Venkat Raman Muktesh Pardeshi, India’s High Commissioner to New Zealand believes that bilateral relations between
Michael Wood One thing I have learned in politics and public life is that a calm and rational approach supported by the facts is important,
Phil Goff It is a great privilege to have been chosen by Aucklanders to serve another term as Mayor. For the next three years, my
Peter Dunne Two important events took place last week to cleanse some of the painful memories of aspects of New Zealand’s recent and not so
Tougher border rules to improve efficiency and safety Tess Brunton Visitors will be unable to travel to New Zealand without a new Electronic Travel Authority
Alastair McClymont The government has opened a new front in the war on Indian migrants in the same week that they have announced that the
John Gerritsen Significant and persistent quality problems centred on foreign students could see an entire class of qualification abolished. The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA)
Supplied Content Promising students from four low decile Auckland schools will have a better chance of achieving University Entrance, thanks to a gift from the
Danielle van Dalen Imagine if you could influence funding for the healthcare you receive, or for the schools your children attend, with just a few
Supplied Content Daniel Rajamanohar has just secured a job he hopes will make a big difference in the lives of many New Zealanders. The 24-year-old
Sourced Content Transparency International New Zealand (TINZ) Chair, Suzanne Snively visited “Civic Leaders for Clean Transactions Integrity Fiji” (CLCT Integrity Fiji) last month to work together
At Mangere United Football Club, Mangere on November 23 Thakur Ranjit Singh The common belief in Fiji is that there is something in the dusts,
Guyon Espiner Former Prime Minister Sir John Key could be forced to stand down from one of his banking roles because of a potential conflict
The government is re-opening and re-setting the visa programme for parents of migrant workers wanting to come to New Zealand. The Visa, which applies to
Peter Dunne In 1984, when the fourth Labour Government introduced its now infamous tax surcharge of 25 cents in the dollar on additional income above
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