1 June 2012 Issue

Information Technology has revolutionised businesses and achievers in the field should be recognised and rewarded, a senior executive has said. Chandan Ohri, Advisory Partner for

An organisation involved in environment protection in general and disposal of refrigerants in particular, has expanded its scope to include synthetic Hydrochlorofluorocarbon (HFC) refrigerants. Following

In Criminal Jurisprudence, a person accused of offence is considered innocent until proven guilty. There may be occasions when a person has been questioned by

The increasing number of people of Asian origin and the impact they have on New Zealand’s demography, culture, business and other areas will be explored

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) should be enabled to exercise their voting right in the country of their residence, a Delhi based organisation has said. Global Indian

I recently had the honour of presenting the work of the ‘Parliamentarians for Global Action Group’ and a progress update on ‘The Arms Trade Treaty’

Gregory Alexander Hutt (54) pleaded guilty in the Wellington High Court on May 11, 2012 to one Crimes Act bribery charge brought by the Serious

Sikh police officers in the American capital will be allowed to wear turbans, beards and other religious items while on the job. The new uniform

I was privileged to be part of the New Zealand delegation to Japan to attend the recently held ‘Young Core Leaders of Civil Society Development

The Government’s announcement that it will make a postgraduate qualification the minimum for all new teachers is exactly the direction Massey University is taking with

Indian students are once again heading to Australia, along with a rise in international students, with the perceived threat of physical violence having receded to

“Women were forced to work on farms just days after birth. They had to leave their crying babies at the fringes of farms and were

The University of South Florida (USF) honoured Infosys founder N R Narayana Murthy with the Global leadership and Free Enterprise Awards for his leadership and

Businesses owned and operated by ethnic communities and by immigrants are significant to economy recovery and growth in the export sector, a leading banker said

While large and medium-sized businesses understand the importance of security, owner-operated enterprises and many organisers of programmes and events ignore its significance. “Retail Security’ should

India’s ruling United Progressive Alliance (UPA) chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Pepsico’s India-born CEO Indra Nooyi figure in Forbes’ World’s 20 Most Powerful Moms list topped

The Mixed Ownership Model is the Government’s new ‘fancy term’ for the privatisation of our State-Owned-Assets. I had the privilege of submitting my views on

Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers of the United States of America, said, “Nothing is as certain as death and taxes.” The world has

The National Government has announced a major change in its immigration policy, shifting the family category from one of mass to that of class. New

Most of the intelligent criticism of Finance Minister Bill English’s sixth budget has been for what it doesn’t say. This debate won’t be found in

Aamir Khan’s Satyamev Jayte, now running on ‘Star Plus’ channel, has hit India like an Agni missile. As an influential person, he has challenged the

Despite protracted educational campaigns and health ministry warnings, men in general and those of Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan and Nepalese origin remain apathetic towards

It was an evening for the Stars, the Milky Way and billions of other Galaxies on the vast canvas of the Universe. For about 120

People from the South Indian state of Kerala are justifiably proud of their high level of literacy, simplicity and amiability. The beauty of the land,