July 15,2011 Issue

As Diwali or Deepawali, India’s Festival of Lights gains popularity in New Zealand, it would provide Maoris and Hindus an opportunity to understand each other’s

The New Zealand Federation of Multicultural Councils has called on the Government to assist migrant workers affected by the Earthquake and aftershocks in Christchurch since

Sri Om Incorporated in Auckland will mark its Fifth Anniversary later this month with a series of programmes including a Talent Night. Sriom Adi Sakthiyendra

Lovers of Indian classical dances in general and those who follow the heroic deeds of Lord Murugan in particular can look forward to an evening

It is 42 years since I arrived in New Zealand but I often wonder what I would have missed in my life had I not

An embittered homemaker and mother, who suffered extremities of family violence, has consigned her past to memory and emerged as a painter by her own

From political discussions and social gatherings to a brief game of cricket, Prime Minister John Key played a stunning innings in India last fortnight, leaving

The Auckland Indian Association will conduct workshops to help people lead healthy and active lives by eating healthy food, exercising regularly and giving up unhealthy

Cash Flow is so crucial in commercial property business that it is like having blood in the body, more so during challenging times. Cash flow