Sakhi’ is a social wing of Bharatiya Mandir for the women and by the women. As many of you may be aware that Bharatiya Mandir, the oldest and first purpose-built temple in New Zealand runs many activities for different age groups including children, youngsters, elderly people, and women.
Read More“We need the support guys, so do come support us and enjoy the music of the world. You will see how Indian music will be in every collaboration and how it mixes with other music thereby beautifying it. In our Indian culture few things are very highly respected all over the world and music is one of them, just like Yoga, meditation, etc. You will experience the magic happening live right in front of your eyes.” concludes Basant Madhur
Read MoreI want to congratulate you on becoming the Immigration Minister, one of the most deserving MP to do so as you represent one of the most diverse electorates of New Zealand, putting you in a position of truly understanding the issues and hardships faced by migrants.
Read MoreH.E. Muktesh Pardeshi addressed the gathering before the meet and greet and said he is happy to be leaving his office on a high note. There have been many accomplishments of his tenure for which the diaspora community can feel proud of, mainly being the successful completion of the new Chancery building that stands tall in the parliamentary precinct in Wellington.
Read MoreDuring COVID pandemic, New Zealand was put under rigorous alert systems; Team Muskaan proactively mobilised resources within the communities and partner organisations to share information about COVID-19 in diverse languages. This was executed through partnership with community-led vaccination clinics across Auckland and other ethnic media channels. Activated volunteers provided peer and telehealth support to address the concerns of people who were vaccine hesitant.
Read MoreIt’s been a busy year, and I’m proud of the progress our Government has continued to make on the long-standing issues facing New Zealand – from housing, to climate change, inequality, and more. We’ve also stepped up to meet new challenges head-on, and, as a result, the fundamentals of our economy are strong.
Read MoreThe Government launched its billion-dollar health restructure on Friday, which merged all the country’s DHBs into one centralised system called Health New Zealand. But simply rearranging the health sector will do nothing to fix the issues we are currently facing.
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Read MoreThe oldest and first purpose-built temple in New Zealand Bharatiya Mandir, is going to complete 29 years of its existence this weekend. It was 29 years ago when the doors of Bharatiya Mandir were first opened for public at the end of June month in year 1993.
Read MoreAll the above fears resulted in panic and shortages of essential commodities at supermarkets and panic buying related to several items (such as toilet papers, groceries, and tinned food products). There was a fear of a disruption to supplies and shortages of the essential commodities; people started buying in bulk to save themselves from experiencing shortages of.
Read MoreGopal Bhatia is the name synonym with the music lovers of New Zealand for a soulful, melodious, and captivating voice. Gopal proved his mettle once again on a pulsating, vociferous and enthralling musical evening at Magical Pancham on Saturday 11th June at the Sky City Theatre at Auckland CBD.
Read MoreThe Vogue Lounge at Quay Street at Auckland CBD was lit on Saturday, June 18th night as it was the launch party of Bollysphere. With more than 400 people in attendance, the vibe was very energetic and everyone at the party was in a mood to groove to the tunes after long covid lockdowns.
With DJ Rakshanda and DJ Kaz playing the best Bollywood music in town, the Queen Wharf was dominant with desi music in the downtown.
Read MoreA constant pattern is being followed in India to create civic unrest on every issue since last couple of years, especially after the landslide comeback victory of Narendra Modi led NDA government in 2019.
Read MoreWorld Yoga Day entered 7th year of its being this year since it first started in 2015, following its inception at the United Nations General Assembly in 2014. Yoga as we all know, is a physical, mental, and spiritual practice that has its roots in ancient India. India’s current visionary Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed this during his speech at the United Nations on 27th September,2014 to celebrate and practice Yoga worldwide, for the benefit of mankind.
Read MoreSecondary school students will be able to wear their cultural and religious taonga with pride, thanks to the first ever New Zealand Human Rights Commission official school uniform guidelines.
Read MoreGangs have been an unwelcome part of New Zealand’s criminal scene for several decades, but over the last five years, their numbers and the level of violence they are willing to engage in have increased noticeably.
Read MoreThere is something for everyone and the party debuts on 18th of June at Vogue Lounge, Quay Street. There will be having Les Follies entertainment company joining them to entertain the guest for the night accompanied by two Djs namely DJ Kaz, who is already a very renowned DJ in Auckland and DJ Rakshanda, all the way from Hamilton, who is relatively new in the country but a huge name back in India.
Read MoreWe know that the COVID-19 pandemic has adversely affected businesses, people, and governments in all countries including New Zealand. During the financial year 2019, tourism was the largest foreign exchange earner generating revenue of NZ$ 40.90 billion, while the hotel industry generated NZ$ 3.30 billion in revenue.
Read MoreIf you look at this physical urge that you refer to as sexuality, you will see, the urge is to become one with something. It is not just about doing this or that. Somewhere, there is a longing in you that being yourself is not sufficient. You want to include another person as a part of yourself. So, sexuality is just a longing to become one with something more than that which you call as yourself – the basic longing is just to seek oneness.
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