The Indian News Editor in conversation with Rahul Chopra Act Party candidate from Mt.Roskill Electorate
The Indian News Editor Yugal Parashar in Conversation With Mahesh Bindra former list MP New Zealand First Party
Dairy and Small Business Owner across the country Gathered at Labour office MT Albert Electorate office Auckland to protest in wake of worker's death Janak Patel. Enough is Enough slogans were chanted outside the PM Jacinda office.
In conversation with Brooke Van Veldon Act Party Deputy Leader MP List
In conversation with Dr. Gaurva Sharma
‘Power of Silence’ in everyone’s life and how it nourishes and energises both our body and soul. One can detox our body just by going into silence through a simple yogic technic and make our life stress free and blissful. Along with our body if our ‘soul’ is also fully charged then we can enjoy our life to the fullest and will be strong enough to face any kind of challenges in life.
The Indian News in Conversation With Acharya Ananya Chaitanya Exclusive interview done on The Indian News
In conversation with Hon. Michael Wood
In conversation with David Seymour, ACT Party Leader.
In conversation with Ranjna Patel, Trade Me New Zealand Innovator of the Year.
In conversation with Gopal Bhatia, RJ of Radio Tarana, about his upcoming event Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas, a tribute to Kishore Kumar, on October 3, 2020. At Dorothy Winstone Centre, 16 Howe Street, Auckland.
Manoj Rathi, joint secretary of Pakistan Association of New Zealand who also manages the All Sindhi’s Association of New Zealand, shares his experiences with Gaurav Sharma.
Meet the Sahrawats - Chand and Sid, whose Ponsonby Road located, Sidart, is Restaurant of the Year, according to the Cuisine Good Food Awards 2019 Coming to our restaurants is like coming to our home: Sid and Chand Sahrawat Together, Sid and Chand Sahrawat, are a formidable team.
Gaurav Sharma, Associate Editor, The Indian News, in conversation with Priyanca Radhakrishnan MP, Labour Party, List MP based in Maungakiekie Shane Jones comments on the Kiwi-Indian community were offensive: Priyanca Radhakrishnan.
Ahi Karunaharan talks about his journey, his motivations, his inspirations, his future plans, and of course, My Heart Goes Thadak Thadak. Watch it at Q Theatre till December 14. Check out what we think of Ahi and his work on page 18 of our latest issue no. 61.
In conversation with Melissa Lee