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Editorial This is the time of the year when hope overrides despair, merriment takes over the ills at home and everywhere else. Christmas and New

Winston Peters makes it so easy for migrant communities, especially those from India, to hate him. Every now and then, he issues statements that rile

Editorial New Zealand First Member of Parliament Ron Mark has been at the receiving end of the stick since he asked Melissa Lee, a National

Editorial One of the worst effects of the rise of the global village, free trade and open market economy is the reckless expansion of the

Editorial One The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) signed by 12 countries in Atlanta (USA) on October 4, 2015 represents a new phase in multilateral relationship

Editorial One Call it ‘Arab Spring,’ ‘Revolt against despotism’ or ‘Cry of Democracy,’ the Middle East has become the world’s most dangerous place for human

Editorial Two Terrorists have rampaged the ancient town of Palmyra in Syria and bombed the ‘Temple of Baalshamin,’ and plundered the treasures of once famous

Editorial Two Terrorists have rampaged the ancient town of Palmyra in Syria and bombed the ‘Temple of Baalshamin,’ and plundered the treasures of once famous

Editorial One You would never fail to notice the excitement in the eyes of those (especially statisticians, immigration officials and the Party in power) when

Editorial Two A Santa Clara University (a Jesuit Institution in the Silicon Valley of America) study has underscored the inevitability of migration, going as far

Editorial One Our front page story has all the makings of diverse opinions, emotions and discard; anyone perceiving the issue from the outside would say

Editorial Two Statistics can be damning, although they often stir public debates, followed by government action aimed to bring about order, if such data provide

When the leaky homes crisis surfaced a few years ago, it was quickly dismissed as a ‘sporadic phenomenon’ needing little attention. The general belief was

Editorial One The government has done well to tighten the law making cyberbullying a culpable offence, providing for punitive measures that would include a prison

Editorial Two We met him four years after he retired as the 11th President of India. In the Delhi Summer of 2011, he exuded greater

Editorial As the Muslim community begins preparations for Eid Al Fitr to be celebrated later this week marking the end of the Holy Month of

Jane Silloway-Smith –  As recent news has so shockingly shown the world, the American South has a Flag problem. It is a problem that strikes

Editorial –  The departure of Ravi Thapar to India just after 18 months of his appointment as High Commissioner to New Zealand was an unexpected

Editorial One Apropos the report appearing on the front page of this issue, we reproduce a letter that we received last year from Rachana Piu

Editorial Two A Page from the New Zealand Herald From time to time, Indian Newslink reproduces editorials from other publications, partly to let our readers