September 15, 2010 Issue

Our Editorial, Indians should learn to unite published in our September 1 2010 issue appears to have touched some raw nerves. A number of readers

New Zealand Police have a unique problem: against a scenario of rising crime both at home and on the streets, there is growing public apathy

There are disasters, destructions and deaths all around the world and we remain vulnerable to the forces of Nature that unleashes its might with hitherto

The recent earthquake in Christchurch revealed the extent to which people depend on the Government to provide for the common good. Earthquakes break the most

To millions of people who speak Tamil and Malayalam, he is Mellisai Mannar (‘King of Melody’) and master-creator, whose work in hundreds of films has

A majority of manmade problems including strife, racial and social discrimination, religious fanaticism and jealousy and prejudice would be solved if men and women realise

Devotees of Shirdi Sai Baba and Goddess Durga will have an opportunity to participate in an extended Prayer and Bhajan Session on October 3. Shri

Mundane problems of the world including those related to work, family and human relationships can be solved with proper understanding and goodwill, says an ascetic.

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

Contrary to popular belief that all Christian Music are oriented towards Europe and the US using instruments of those Continents, people of Indian origin (PIO)

Lovers of Hindustani music can expect an evening of melody as one of the most popular vocalists performs in Auckland next month. Sangeeta Katti Kulkarni,

Call it a Realty Show, an entertainment programme filled with fun or music and dance that bring energise the younger generation, a forthcoming event in

The Green, Red and Yellow classification labels you see on films, DVDs and games can help you to choose the right entertainment for your children.

When Fazal Qureshi, renowned the world over as the Master of Tabla, performs in Auckland early next month, he would not only bring to the

If you thought that the saree added elegance, enhancing the charm and beauty of a woman, you were right. If you thought that the saree

The cultural versatility of India and the inherent talent of the Diaspora in New Zealand came to the fore in Pukekohe on August 28. More

Avondale College student Akash Anthony is a cricketer with a promise and a growing list of admirers. Avondale College First XI Cricket Coach and former

Despite the controversy surrounding construction, award of contracts and other issues, the Indian Government is confident that the Commonwealth Games 2010 (called ‘Delhi 2010’) will

Fiji Soccer Giants Ba will take on Waitakere United at a friendly match on Saturday, September 18 at Bill McKinlay Park in the Auckland suburb