February 1, 2013 Issue

February 1, 2013 Issue

Police look for clues in murder case

Burning Body The burning body of 21-year old Shalvin Prasad was found on the side of McRobbie Road in Kingseat on Thursday, January 31. His

February 1, 2013 Issue

Indian Government to merge OCI, PIO cards

The Indian government has announced that it will merge the Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) and Person of Indian Origin (PIO) cards to provide more

February 1, 2013 Issue

ANZ, Tarana Title Sponsors of INL Lecture

We are happy to announce that ANZ Bank and Radio Tarana are the joint Title Sponsors of the Indian Newslink Sir Anand Satyanand Lecture 2013.

February 1, 2013 Issue

The little known world of Justices of the Peace

Contrary to popular belief, not every person willing can become a ‘Justice of the Peace,’ and the process is stringent, David Grove, President of the

NRI doctors can practice in India

The Indian government will allow overseas Indian doctors to practice in the country without undergoing screening tests Health Secretary P K Pradhan said. “The centre

February 1, 2013 Issue

Punjab moves to stop fake marriages

The Punjab government has issued fresh legislation to stop fake and fraudulent marriages in a move to safeguard the interests of women in the State.

New research helps fight against cancer

An on-going research on cancer has led to an exciting stage, which may allow scientists to develop more effective treatment drugs. The work of a

Study proves alcohol slows injury recovery

People consuming alcohol after suffering a soft tissue injury would take longer time to recover, according to a recent study. Dr Matt Barnes, Lecturer at

February 1, 2013 Issue

Youngster brings home medals and joy

A tweenager has done her parents, peers and teachers proud, winning the top prize at a global contest. Sanskruti Banerjee of Epsom Normal Primary School

February 1, 2013 Issue

Fresh initiative facilitates smooth transition

Students from low performance schools struggling to transit into universities would find a new project useful, if it is successfully implemented nationwide. Massey University has

Digital learning enhances employability

Young New Zealanders must not be left behind in acquiring digital literacy skills. Digital capability is a key issue for jobs and the economy, as

Diet change helps reduce inflammation

Appropriate change of diet can help in reducing inflammation within six weeks, a study has revealed. According to University of Auckland Nutrition Professor Lynnette Ferguson,

February 1, 2013 Issue

Effort to prevent software failure

Computer users around the world may heave a sigh of relief if the efforts of a Victoria University research proves fruitful and commercially and widely

Fiji marches towards political equity

Fiji’s political parties have been jolted, as provisions of Political Parties (Registration, Conduct, Funding and Disclosures) Decree have now come into effect. The provisions are

Government retracts deportation order

Former head of the Wages Council Father Kevin Barr said he hopes to see out the last of his days in Fiji. “I have served

Gunplay leads to accidental death

Tragedy struck a loving Indo-Fijian family as an eight-year-old boy was accidentally shot dead as he was playing with his ten-year-old friend at Sabeto (Nadi),

February 1, 2013 Issue

Hindu Forum brings together business leaders

The need for better interaction between businesses that are owned by Hindus and other communities, enhancement of commercial, social, economic and ethical values will be

February 1, 2013 Issue

Cuisine connects hearts and nations

The food industry is one of the most significant promoters of people-to-people relationships and trade ties between countries, a leading Indian Chef has said. Kunal

Key points to boost export performance

New Zealand must export more to improve its economic performance, according to a report released last month. New Zealand Institute of Economic Research has prepared

Changes impact inbound investments

The Government signalled last year that Officials would be undertaking further work on changes to investment policy. The concern at the time was whether a

February 1, 2013 Issue

ANZ felicitates Indo-Kiwi agro trade

While a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between New Zealand and India is yet to show tangible progress, business-to-business ties between organisations in either country is

February 1, 2013 Issue

Pact with UK tightens cyber security

Britain and New Zealand have signed a pact that would strengthen cyber security, check such common menaces as hacking and promote intellectual property rights. The

A crucial year for parties, politicians

Parliament resumed on January 29 and will rise for Christmas on December 12, with a total of 93 sitting days scheduled. One of its first

Can the West reclaim its oomph in 2013?

In its report for ExportNZ, the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research had suggested a number of initiatives to remove the country’s export performance, thereby

It is time to stop fake marriages

The Punjab State government has done well to address the problem of fake marriages by making it mandatory for all weddings conducted within its borders

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