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Market-driven Space Programmes lift the game

Vasudevan Mukunth –  Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is a state-backed, not market-driven organisation, while its two launchers were conceived 30 to 40 years ago

Women entrepreneurs make better sense

Editorial Two  Issue 363 February 15, 2017 Dr Sangeeta Karmokar, a qualified teacher and research scholar has done well in launching Women Entrepreneurship Centre (WEC)

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It is very easy to accuse Muslims of terrorism

Gulhan Eryegit Yoldas –  Muslims in Melbourne held their breath as the identity of the Melbourne’s Bourke Street car attack ‘terrorist’ was released. The massacre,

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Closing doors on Muslims is repulsive

Andrew Little –  Back in 1987, the then Labour Government brought an end to one of the most racist policies New Zealand has ever enacted.

Some thoughts for the Waitangi Day

Editorial One Issue 362 February 1, 2017 Winston Peters –  The Treaty of Waitangi is an important historical document. It gave all New Zealand citizens

Will India consider concession to foreigners?

Editorial Two Issue 362 February 1, 2017 In their petition to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, officials of the Global Organisation of People of Indian

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PC goes mad with the ‘Butcher’ incident

Dr Muriel Newman – The mainstream media did themselves no favours earlier this month, with their handling of the ‘he said, she said’ row between

You just can’t kick the reading habit

Issue 361 January 15, 2017 In his article titled, ‘Social media challenges readership values,’ published in Indian Newslink 16th Anniversary Special (November 15, 2015), Commonwealth

Modi extols the Indian Diaspora

Editorial Two To an estimated 30 million people who constitute the Indian Diaspora across the Continents, the speech by India’s Prime Minister at the Pravasi

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Family Violence should be driven out of homes

Farah Khan –  Domestic Violence (our house-style is use of the term, ‘Family Violence) is totally not acceptable in New Zealand. But for those of

Resignation opens key to uncertainty

Issue 360 December 15, 2016 Presidents and Prime Ministers who are at the height of their popularity do not quit, not the least at a

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Court gives reprieve to working couple

Supplied Content –  A couple had been issued with a deportation liability notice by Immigration New Zealand (INZ), raising concerns on their character by alleging

Let a million businesses blossom

Issue 359 December 1, 2016 The Ninth Annual Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards Presentation Ceremony held on Monday, November 28, 2016 at the Sky City

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The fight gets tougher in Mount Roskill

Issue 358 November 15, 2016 Ordinarily, a by-election in New Zealand would not cause a kerfuffle, especially in an electorate which has been the stronghold

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New Policy brings Taiwan closer to us

Supplied Content –  Under the New Southbound Policy, Taiwan is working to strengthen relations across the board with South Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia and New

Time to harness relations beyond trade

Issue 357 November 1, 2016 In the history of the world, bilateral relations exist in a variety of forms – some of them are purely

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Fiji revisits friendship and foreign policy

Mahendra Sukhdeo –  In September, Fiji’s Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama reshuffled his cabinet that, among other changes, saw the transfer of Ratu Inoke Kubuabola as

Welcome Phil, may the battle begin!

Phil Goff has achieved his ambition of becoming the Mayor of the country’s largest City. It is now his turn to achieve the ambition of

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Three decades of excellence in East Auckland

Venkat Raman –  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz Residents of Pakuranga, Highland Park, Howick and East Tamaki often ask, “How long has this Corner Shop on Reeves Road been

Let us fan the Glowing Flame of Asia

Issue 355 October 1, 2016 And welcome Sri Lankan PM Ranil Wickramasinghe The visit of Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickramasinghe to New Zealand augurs

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“Thank Indian Government for rescue in Kuwait”

Mumbai shipper refutes skipper’s comments in Indian Newslink First of Three Parts Hanif Modak –  “Unfortunately, in the past 25 years, successive governments at the

At 70, India exudes youthful exuberance

Issue 352 August 15, 2016 As India marks its 70th Independence Day, millions of Indians will celebrate the event, remembering those who fought for the

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Australia losing its moral compass

Woeful tales of Immigrants’ detention centres David Shearer –  There are now more New Zealanders in Australian detention centres than any other nationality. As of

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