October 1, 2010 Issue

The stars of political and social galaxies would descend on Auckland in January 2011 to witness what promises to be a unique and spectacular wedding

Teachers and elders are among the most important sections of the society and hence should be accorded better understanding and care. That was the crux

A group of people in Hamilton marked Hindi Diwas (Hindi Day) on September 14, to commemorate the declaration of Hindi as an official language of

Models by habit and choice prefer to have a figure that appeases people and those with accounting as a profession, have both eyes on figure

With over a billion people in the world starving and almost a third of the world’s children malnourished, something must be done about poverty in

The Government has made tentative steps towards assessing and addressing deficiencies in the New Zealand benefit system by tweaking some aspects and establishing a Working

The incidence of influenza, commonly known as flu, is high in the North Island but residents can remain safe from the ailment following a few

The importance of Education, Innovation and Technology in the progress of individuals, communities and the country cannot be over-emphasised, Associate Tertiary Education Minister Wayne Mapp

Section 59 of the Crimes Act became a famous political football a few years ago. As a result of the “Anti-Smacking” law passed in 2007,

The Office of Film and Literature Classification is responsible for classifying films and games that may need a restriction such as R13, R16, or R18.

When a Fiji born Indian, raised in the US and domiciled in New Zealand, is shortlisted as a finalist in an international film competition, with

Scores of readers who were enthralled spectators at the musical concert of Abhas Joshi held in Auckland on June 19 have queried this newspaper as

If you are fond of Indian classical music and eager to hear stalwarts perform with a spirit of fun and dedication, you ought to be

An exclusive show to identify talent among the younger members of the society and select Miss and Master Teen 2010 is due be held in

An emotionally charged Hindi film, produced in New Zealand will begin screening at the Hoyts Cinema at Sylvia Park in Auckland on October 14, with

Commonwealth Games (Delhi 2010) is in a crisis. If the Games are abandoned, it may be the final nail in the coffin, ending an event

Readers Digest (India) Editor Mohan Sivanand recently referred to a survey, which said about 33% people in India are now able to hold a basic

Teenager Ashreya Duvuru has a unique distinction of being the sole member of the Indian community to function as an ‘Ambassador of UNICEF New Zealand,’

Eighteen students from the Ba Methodist High School (Fiji) are scheduled to arrive in Auckland this week, as a part of their study in Geography.