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Editorial One While there is a pronounced need for closer relationship between New Zealand and India on trade, commerce and investment, there has been no

Editorial Two –  We have reported a number of cases in recent weeks in which those evading tax being punished by our law courts. The

Editorial One When Indian student Harmanpreet Singh removed his turban to cradle the bleeding head of a pupil who was struck by a speeding car

Editorial Two Guest Column by John Key Finance Minister Bill English delivered the National-led Government’s seventh Budget on Thursday, May 21, 2015. It sticks to

Marrying your cousin may be legal but scientists have found it could significantly reduce genetic diversity, potentially leading to genetic disorders and lower fertility. Although

Editorial One  Fiji Indians have progressed over the years to become wealth creators in Fiji and they have cause to feel gratified that after more

Editorial Two Michael Woodhouse –  The Immigration Amendment Bill (No 2) which cracks down on employers who exploit migrant workers passed its final reading in

Three emergency assistance teams from the Republic of China (Taiwan) reached Nepal on April 28 and 29 and launched immediately earthquake relief assessment and aid

Editorial One –  India’s ‘Look East Policy’ is beginning to yield dividends and would play a prominent role as the country emerges as one of

Editorial Two – Efforts to tackle the rising menace of domestic violence saw the emergence of a new initiative in South Auckland last week at

An exclusive story of an extraordinary Aucklander Second in a series of several parts Do you believe in life after death? If you do, have

From any point of view, there is justification for public outrage over owners of small enterprises and entrepreneurs who have been allegedly underpaying and overworking

The New Zealand Herald said Six years ago, Prime Minister John Key acknowledged taxpayer outrage over globetrotting parliamentarians by saying he did not want his

An exclusive story of an extraordinary Aucklander Do you believe in life after death? If you do, have you had any flashback of a life

Editorial One In ‘Oxford History of India,’ its author Vincent Smith speaks about the world’s largest democracy and its underlying fundamental unity. Describing such unity

Editorial Two From all accounts, the Business Summit organised by the India New Zealand Business Council (INZBC) on March 13 in Auckland was a landmark

Editorial One Prime Minister John Key’s decision to commit 143 of our defense personnel to support the troops fighting the jihadists of the Islamic State

Editorial Two People of India in general and those living in Delhi in particular, have been in a state of extreme anger for the past

Gurbrinder Aulakh – The decision to deploy troops in the fight against Isis reminds of these opening phrases in one of the scenes of Shakespeare’s

Editorial One During our scholastic days, professors of economics, econometrics, international trade and banking told us that India has an insular economy and hence was

Editorial Two Arabic word ‘Jihad,’ must be the most mistranslated word nowadays. If you open a modern Oxford English dictionary, you would probably find its