July 15,2011 Issue

New Zealanders must adopt a united approach with the right attitude and engage themselves collectively with the outside world to ensure success in the 21st

Labour will field hospitality expert Sunny Kaushal as its candidate at the Pakuranga Constituency in East Auckland. He would be the first candidate of Indian

John Allen is a refreshingly different breed of bureaucrat. He is accessible, articulate, intelligent, and most important of all, humble and friendly. He carries no

I have recently returned from a very successful five-day state visit to India. I went to New Delhi, Agra, and Mumbai for a number of

Welcome to the Taj Mahal, Your Excellency. Hundreds of thousands of people come here every year from all over the world to see this Jewel

The Indian economy in general and the food industry in particular can benefit from advanced technology developed by New Zealand to prevent food wastage, the

New Zealand and India appear to have drawn closer to each other with the visit of Prime Minister John Key to Delhi and Mumbai last

Dr Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam, former President of India reiterated the importance of imparting educational and moral values among children last fortnight. This reporter

2degrees recently completed its mobile offering by launching services for business, promising a repeat of the impact it made on the consumer market when it

As migrants, we are attracted to New Zealand for many positive reasons. It is a country of immense beauty that is largely clean, green and

The Public Health Association (PHA) is backing the call for all politicians to make decisions that are fair so that all New Zealanders, particularly children,

The decision to select Chao-Fu Wu as the Labour candidate for Botany would provide voters in the Electorate an opportunity to elect a young, community-minded,

The Boat that Rocked is a great film about taking the authorities on, breaking a government monopoly and introducing the population to rock music. It

Last month saw Delhi University (DU) colleges reach new heights for cut off marks. The Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) announced a stratospheric 100%

The world’s largest University for Women opened in Riyadh last month, promising to bring the best academics and educational tools to lift the standards of

Sean Plunket is a former Radio New Zealand broadcaster and one of New Zealand’s most celebrated, informed, seasoned and award-winning journalists known for his sharp

One of the most endearing and enduring aspects of modern India is its demography. The world’s largest democracy is regarded as the ‘Reservoir of Human

Until three years ago, it was an organisation struggling to bring together its members to a common cause with the latter showing more apathy and

The earthquakes in Christchurch have shaken the core foundations of some businesses, raising a number of issues, which were taken for granted earlier. One of

Separated only by the Tasman Sea and isolated from major trading partners in Europe and the Americas, Australia and New Zealand have a long history

Despite being blessed with rich agricultural land, good climate and a rich pool of great farmers, Fiji’s land has not been put to optimum use