Venkat Raman The literary and phonetic beauty of Urdu and Hindi came to the fore last fortnight at a Mushaira and Kavi Sammelan Night in
Meanwhile, a look at the disasters of dynasties Apurv Shukla Abhishek Bachchan makes a comeback this month after a break of nearly two years, with
Ravi Nyayapati In just over a fortnight, we will celebrate the Fifth Annual Indian Newslink Sports & Community Awards 2018 (on Monday, October 8, 2018
Bhikhu Bhana The time is rapidly approaching for the Fifth Annual Indian Newslink Sports & Community Awards, to be held at Alexandra Park, Auckland, on
Venkat Raman (Indian Newslink) Auckland, September 9, 2018 Two mourning families in New Zealand (Tauranga) and India (Ludhiana, Punjab), have been able to resolve the
Supplied Content Auckland, September 4, 2018 Asia Pacific Education Group (APEDU) has announced acquisition of IT Tertiary Education Provider, Computer Power Plus (CPP). This purchase
Venkat Raman Fiji’s Parliament is to hold a special meeting on Friday, August 31, 2018 to elect its next President. Parliamentary Speaker Dr Jiko Luveni
Yogesh Chandra (Suva, Fiji) The Lautoka community is in a state of shock after a 59-year-old man and his wife were found dead at their
Venkat Raman Three words echo these days in every corridor of the government in the Republic of China: New Southbound Policy (NSP). From the Taipei
Venkat Raman While the Republic of China (Taiwan) continues to register impressive strides in economic growth and social development, its anxiety to promote its cherished
Venkat Raman Contrary to popular belief that the Republic of China (Taiwan) is a ‘closed country,’ it welcomes new migrants from all over the world,
Venkat Raman New Zealand shares a unique status with the Republic of China (Taiwan), with historic connections, although geo-politics and the ‘One China Policy’ has
Tim Murphy When the High Court turned down the StuffMe merger of Stuff Ltd and NZME last year, the prospect of MediaWorks stepping into the ring
Michael Henstock New Zealand Indian businesses celebrated Indian Independence Day by hosting a gala dinner at Naumi Hotel in Auckland on August 15, 2018. ‘India@72,’
Supplied Content The Government is freezing MP salaries and allowances for a year while developing a fairer formula for future pay increases. The Remuneration Authority
Supplied Content The Annual Maximum Fee Movement (AMFM) for tertiary education organisations in 2019 has been set to 2%, Education Minister Chris Hipkins said today.
Staff Reporter Last fortnight, Indian Newslink Editor visited Taiwan as a guest of the Republic of China. Several articles on this visit, carrying gist of
Dr Michael Manjalloor August 25 was the Harvest Festival of Malayalees, namely Onam. It is celebrated all over the world with the enthusiasm as once-in-a-year
Supplied Content Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has removed Clare Curran from Cabinet and accepted her offer to resign her Government Digital Services portfolio and Open
Exclusive to Radio New Zealand It is a major development in the saga over who leaked Mr Bridges’ expenses and raises huge questions about the
Donate through ‘Give a Little Page’ Bhikhu Bhana The South Indian State of Kerala has been battling torrential rains since August 8, 2018, causing massive
Jo Moir The National Party is boxing ahead with its own investigation into who leaked Simon Bridges’ expenses to the media after Parliament’s speaker put
Launch in Albany, Auckland on September 29 at 3 pm One of the ancient treasures of learning and practicing Mathematics and solving high equations through
Supplied Content Banqer, the online financial literacy platform that sees New Zealand Primary School students paying tax, saving for retirement and buying property, is set
Peter Dunne This week, around 30,000 primary and intermediate school teachers have been on strike, closing nearly 2000 schools for a day. To date, there
Staff Reporter The Fijian government is to bring into force several new provisions to the existing Labour Law to make it more equitable and beneficial
Staff Reporter The Fijian government is to construct a safehouse to accommodate victims of family violence including women and children in Natabua, Lautoka. Women, Children
Staff Reporter Fiji’s Minister for Youth and Sports Laisenia Tuitubou has appealed to all Fijians to treat and respect individuals with disability and special needs.
When we met Imran Khan for the first time in 1986, we never imagined that the swashbuckling Cricketer (who bowled ‘maidens’ over) would turn to
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has done well to call for a freeze in the salaries and allowances of Members of Parliament for a year. She
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