Sindh is one of Pakistan's four provinces, located in the south. Also known as “Mehran” as well as “Indus Valley”, Sindh has a rich culture, history, and language. Sindhis, the people of Sindh, date back to the original inhabitants of ancient Sindh, who are believed to have lived through the Indus Civilisation around the 5000 BC.
Read MoreThe first Pink Ribbon event of the year to create awareness about breast cancer and to raise funds for the New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation was organised at Chancery Bistro in Auckland CBD by its husband-and-wife owners Deven Naidu and Monica Naidu on Sunday, January 17th,2021.
Read MoreSadhguru: The logical mind is always about the past that you have accumulated; it is never about what is happening now.
Read MoreWestpac has launched into 2021 with a sharp cut in a key mortgage rate, cutting -20 bps from their one year 'special', taking it down to 2.29%.
Read MoreAmidst Corona pandemic chaos and the so-called Farmers agitation nuisance going around Delhi, the nation is preparing to celebrate 71st Republic Day on 26 January.
Read MoreIt can be matter of pride for any patriotic Indian that after a very resilient fight against the deadly Corona virus for months, India is among the very few countries in the world to have developed its own vaccines, not one but two, researched and developed indigenously by country’s scientists.
Read MoreTāmaki Makaurau will come to life this weekend when one of its premier festivals returns to celebrate the region’s rich Māori history and culture. The Tāmaki Herenga Waka Festival is a free, whānau-friendly event taking place on 23 January on Captain Cook Wharf and on the water.
Read MoreThe Indian cricket team under the captainship of stand-in captain Ajinkya Rahane, gave Australia an utterly shocking and humiliating defeat by 3 wickets in Brisbane test on Tuesday, 19th January, wrapping the much-anticipated series 2-1. This was Australia’s first defeat at Gabba in 32 years.
Read MoreThere are 240,000 people of Indian ethnicity in New Zealand, and they contributed $10b to the economy in 2019. Indians now make up 1 in 20 of the New Zealand population. their contribution has grown rapidly and looks set to continue.
Read MoreQuietly, somewhere in the community, there is a service that is free and accessible to all, which helps navigate individual through their rights, entitlements and obligations known as Citizens Advice Bureau. Popularly known as CAB, this voluntary based national not-for-profit organization recently celebrated its Golden Jubilee in Auckland, commemorating the opening of the first CAB in Ponsonby in 1970, and currently sitting at around 80 centres throughout New Zealand.
Read MoreIt seems that 2020 will be ending with some welcomed news after a tumultuous year, as the housing market continued to soar in November, breaking some all-time records. The good news continued to come in with the construction sector having fully recovered from the effects of COVID in the third quarter.
Read MoreOver the years, leasing of assets have taken on many different names and forms – hire purchase agreements, lease to buy, operating lease, finance lease, multi-lease to name a few. Most times, the variations are used in relation to motor vehicles more than other assets.
Read MoreThe NZ property market is one of the most talked about topics right now. Open letters, debate, finger pointing, helpful suggestions – there is no shortage of any of these things. And the latest CoreLogic House Price Index (HPI) is likely to only add fuel to the fire. According to the CoreLogic HPI for November, nationwide property values accelerated further over the month, increasing 2.1%, after already lifting in both September and October.
Read MoreNew Zealand India Trade Alliance (NZITA) recently held an event under the series NZ-India Dialogue (Connect, Enable and Advocate). The event was held in Auckland on Tuesday, 01 Dec 2020 ay EY Building and the Key note Speaker was David Pine. David Pine is New Zealand’s High Commissioner to India.
Read MoreBalarama asked Krishna a question when they had to leave Mathura and were going through all kinds of hardship: “Why are all these things happening to us, and that too with you around?” Krishna’s answer was, “Don’t you complain when life is happening to you in great measure. It is because you look at certain situations as good and others as bad, or certain situations as desirable and others as undesirable, that you ask yourself why these things are happening to you rather than just seeing life as life.”
Read MoreIf we have to believe to the reports coming from different governmental agencies and health organisation from across the globe, it appears that finally researchers have succeeded in making a break through to find an effective vaccine to cure Corona virus.
Read MoreThe US on Tuesday surpassed 15 million Covid-19 cases, according to an update by the Johns Hopkins University.
As the coronavirus situation worsens in the country, North Carolina is entering into a modified stay-at-home order, Governor Roy Cooper announced today during a news conference, reported CNN. The modified order will be from 10 pm to 5 am (local time), wherein all residents must stay at home.
Read MoreNew Zealand Tamil Society Inc. hosted a dinner to welcome two newly elected ethnic MPs and Minister Priyanca Radhakrishnan and Ms Vanushi Walters, a Tamil of Sri Lankan descent and also Mr Michael Wood, minister of Transport & Workplace relations and Safety on Sunday 6th December, at the Mt Eden War Memorial hall at dominion road in Mt Eden, Auckland.
Read MoreThe India New Zealand Business Council (INZBC) held its much awaited India Unplugged series in Christchurch at the Canterbury Club, on 1st December 2020. The event hosted dignitaries from all different parts of Canterbury and New Zealand, which included the High Commissioner of India, H.E. Muktesh Pardeshi and Mrs Pradeshi, Second Secretary Paramjeet Singh and Information and communication officer Ms Kiren Rawat.
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