Venkat Raman

1 week ago | indiannewslink.co.nz | Venkat Raman

Venkat RamanAuckland, June 19, 2025Neelam Kothari Soni, a name synonymous with grace and talent, will appear at an exclusive event in Auckland on Sunday, June 22, 2025. Iconic Show Producer and Organiser Stutie Junoo Sharma is gratified that the forthcoming event is ‘Sold Out,’ but is simultaneously sad because hundreds of Neelam’s fans would miss the opportunity of being their favourite star. Such occasions prove that procrastination does not pay.

1 week ago | indiannewslink.co.nz | Vineeta Rao |Venkat Raman

Vineeta RaoAuckland, June 18, 2025A near sell-out audience of 700 gathered at Auckland’s Avondale College on Saturday, 31 May, for a mesmerising evening of dance and devotion, as TAAL New Zealand brought the divine tales of Lord Krishna to life in its production, Krishna Leela. But this was not a night of mere storytelling through movement, it was a powerful fundraiser with a global mission.

1 week ago | indiannewslink.co.nz | Vineeta Rao |Venkat Raman

This story honours the iwi dialect of Ngaati Tamaoho, including their preference for double vowels in written te reo Maaori. Vineeta RaoAuckland, June 17, 2025Auckland is set to come alive with the warmth of whānau (family), culture and storytelling as the Matariki Festival 2025 kicks off with a vibrant programme of events led by Ngaati Tamaoho in partnership with Auckland Council.

2 weeks ago | indiannewslink.co.nz | Venkat Raman

Venkat RamanAuckland, May 15, 2025A Burnout Session, more formally known as a Burnout Prevention or Management Workshop, is a dedicated training programme designed to address the issue of chronic workplace stress. Its purpose is to educate employees and managers about the nature of burnout, helping them to recognise its symptoms, understand its root causes, and learn practical strategies for prevention and recovery. In the modern work environment, these sessions are invaluable.

2 weeks ago | indiannewslink.co.nz | Vineeta Rao |Venkat Raman

Vineeta RaoAuckland, June 14, 2025Hato Hone St John has launched its 2025 Annual Appeal, asking Kiwis to help raise $4.5 million to fund the construction and repair of 13 ambulance stations across Aotearoa New Zealand. Branded ‘Light the Way,’ the appeal shines a spotlight on the organisation’s urgent need to future-proof the hubs that support frontline emergency care, stations that are not only lifelines for patients, but also sanctuaries for paramedics, volunteers, and local communities.