July 15 2014 Issue

Prime Minister John Key has signalled that the only way to secure a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India is to take ‘an aggressive approach,’

Following the first Kiwi-India Conclave held on June 28 at Auckland’s Ellerslie Convention Centre, the Steering Committee will conduct a sample poll accounting for the

A social worker and an expert in governance are seeking the support of the Indian community in the general election due to be held on

Measures to tackle exploitation of migrant workers, enabling the victims to go through the complaint process without fear and releasing international students from the clutches

Do you have issues, which you believe can be solved through a common approach? If the answer is ‘Yes,’ you should attend an Open Forum

Declining public engagement and participation in politics and inequalities in representation are among the most critical challenges facing democracy in many countries, says the Hansard

As Ranjna Patel, Member of the South Asian Advisory Board ‘decorated’ Gurpreet Arora with three stripes, three things happened at the same time. The young

If you are still making payments by cheque, you would be no longer required to pay the duty of five cents per cheque. Inland Revenue

New Zealand is a bright, vibrant and multicultural country. The Kiwi Indian community has contributed hugely to the cultural and economic landscape of our country.

The concept of ‘Indian Identity’ has been widely discussed, hotly debated and written for years. I have given considerable thought to this concept throughout my

Younger members of the society, especially tertiary education students, would prefer to vote online rather than visiting a polling booth. Although it is neither legal

Fijian women have an additional opportunity to acquire greater knowledge and training and become economically more active with the opening of a new Centre. The

Soccer is not the only competition held in Brazil as the recently defeated country (in FIFA World Cup as reported in Sportslink in this issue)

More than 400 members of the Zoroastrian (Parsi) community across the world will be in New Zealand late next year to participate in what could

Western Union, the money transfer giant, has affirmed its commitment to promote charitable programmes in India as a part of its policy to ‘give back

The Indian Government should address the problem of collusion among self-proclaimed Gods and a few powerful politicians and end the illicit nexus, a visiting Bishop

Followers of Hindu faith and those keen on understanding the world’s oldest religion and its practices would have an opportunity to enhance their knowledge at

Thousands of people who fought for the freedom of India will be remembered at the Independence Day Celebrations due to be held in Auckland on