Kiwi photographer's fascination with Indian culture to showcase the 'Unseen India' at an exhibition in Auckland
Immigration cuts under any new government will depend on how badly we want to build our infrastructure
The Indian council of Medical Research (ICMR) plans to launch 1st indigenous Covid vaccine by August 15
78% recovery rate has successfully broken the chain of COVID-19 transmission in Fiji- Dr. Waqainabete
We will coordinate with Ministry of Economy in terms of allocation of resources for recovery efforts after TC Harold - Seruiratu
Rachit Kushwaha’s ‘Behind the Dreams’ online show offers self-help advice from successful immigrants living in New Zealand
Learning from experience: how our universities can turn the international student crisis into an opportunity
National needs to do more than just scavenge upon the issue of flouting of social distancing rules under Alert level 2
Is government trying to hide behind smokescreen of anti-migrant rhetoric from responsibility of fixing the economy
Opinion: What does the Covid-19 pandemic response tell us about the relevance of low skilled workers in the age of Artificial intelligence?
National’s dangerously low polling: Will the two Kiwi-Indian MPs survive the cull and return to parliament?
Community reception for Team India in Wellington: Cricket revered as a great enhancer of bilateral ties
Christchurch terror attack: Has the world finally found a leader in Jacinda Ardern to counter global rightwing populism?
Santa comes to Nadi: Paul Ross, founder of Pacific Kids, organises for a Christmas party for the children at Loloma House
World news Climate change, pandemic teach us to work together: Dalai LamaTibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama said on Tuesday that climate change and the current Covid-19 pandemic are challenges which teach us to work together to create a peaceful world.
Global Indians 800,000 Indians could be forced to leave Kuwait: ReportA draft expat quota bill in Kuwait could result in 800,000 Indians forced to leave the Gulf state, a media report said
Face of the Week Kritika Pandey wins Commonwealth Short Story Prize 2020India's Kritika Pandey was on Tuesday awarded the 5,000 pound Commonwealth Short Story Prize 2020 for "The Great Indian Tee and Snakes" in a virtual ceremony here. The Asian Regional Winner beat challengers from four other contenders in the final round.
Global Indians Biden campaign names Indian-American as digital chief of staffFormer US Vice President and 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden has expanded his campaign team, adding Indian-American Medha Raj as his digital chief of staff, it was reported.
Health Embrace the power of virgin coconut oilCoconut oil has been an indispensable feature in most Indian households for many years, most commonly used as a beauty solution passed on from generation to generation.
Global Indians Indian boy who created Covid-19 tool among Apple student challenge winnersApple on Tuesday announced 350 winners of its annual WWDC Swift Student Challenge from 41 different countries and regions, including Palash Taneja who designed a Swift playground that teaches coding while simulating how a pandemic moves through a populati
Global Indians Anmol Narang is the first Sikh woman graduate of US Military Academy"I am showing other Sikh Americans that any career path is possible for anyone willing to rise to the challenge," Narang said in a statement released through the coalition.
Global Indians Be impatient, open minded: Sundar Pichai tells graduatesAddressing a virtual graduation ceremony amid the pandemic, Google CEO Sundar Pichai told students not to lose hope and their "impatiance", while staying open-minded to find the things that they love.
Global Indians Indian-American scientist wins 'Inventor of the Year' awardIndian-American scientist Rajiv V. Joshi has won the New York Intellectual Property Law Associations Inventor of the Year Award for his pioneering work in advancing the electronic industry and improving Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities
India Vande Bharat: Air India announces more flights to evacuate IndiansAir India on Friday announced additional flights between June 4 and 6 to bring back Indians stranded abroad amid the coronavirus pandemic. The flights will evacuate Indians from the US, UK, Germany, South Korea, New Zealand, and Sweden.
In focus Elderly support during COVID-19: Caregiving, tackling old-age lonelinessThe Coronavirus pandemic has left human race with feelings of anxiety, uncertainty and a fear what's coming next. While we do our bit to stay safe, looking after our loved ones, particularly the elderly, is crucial.
Health Oil pulling: An immunity boosting measureOil pulling is regarded as an ancient Ayurveda treatment that dates back to more than 3,000 years.
India Stranded in India and want to fly out? Here's all you need to knowSix days after the beginning of lockdown 4.0, the Indian government on Sunday came up with new Standard Operating Protocol (SOP) to fly out those who are stranded in India due to the lockdown.
In focus Biotech firm working to develop a test for detection of COVID-19 infection that will give the result in less than an hourAuckland-based biotechnology company Pictor has received a double funding boost from government and partners for two crucial development projects to help combat COVID-19 and Mycoplasma bovis.
Fiji Fiji Prime Minister makes a surprise visit to descendants of GirmitiyasPrime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama celebrated the 141st anniversary of the arrival of Girmitiyas yesterday by surprising a family in Nokomoco settlement in Wainibokasi.
Global Indians Indian expat in UAE lends helping hand to corona patientsRamadan, a day is usually all about worship and family time, but for one Indian expat here, lending a helping hand to those affected by the coronavirus is a fulfilling part of the routine.
India Over 6,000 repatriated to India under Vande Bharat MissionOver 6,000 stranded citizens abroad have been flown back to India on 31 flights operated by Air India and Air India Express under Vande Bharat Mission in five days beginning from May 7.
World news Nepal's COVID-19 cases cross 200 mark with largest single day spikeCOVID-19 cases in Nepal crossed 200 mark after the Ministry of Health and Population has reported 83 new cases, in the largest single day spike in cases.
In focus Back to the soil, organicallyA banker from Canada, a resort director, a top executive in a leading IT company and a senior corporate communications professional with a major hospital chain.
Fiji On the 141st Girmit anniversary, Fiji PM shares stories of the GirmitiyasAs we celebrate the 141st anniversary of the Girmitiyas arrival to Fiji today, the Fiji Girmit Council is calling on Fijians to learn from the hard work, pains and sufferings of the indentured labourers, and persevere to fight through the current crisis.
Kiwi photographer's fascination with Indian culture to showcase the 'Unseen India' at an exhibition in Auckland
Thursday, June 11, 2020New ZealandIndian man runs out of options as Immigration NZ asks to leave the country under alert level 3
Tuesday, June 23, 2020New ZealandImmigration NZ continues to deny entry to partners of citizens and residents, despite govt’s announcement
Monday, June 15, 2020New ZealandTemporary migrant workers and the government’s new border management plan
Sunday, June 28, 2020New Zealand"Not every temporary migrant work visa holder stuck overseas might be able to come back to NZ," says Immigration Minister