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Easter: A Sacred Journey of Faith, Redemption, and Hope

6 days ago | indiannewslink.co.nz | Venkat Raman

Venkat RamanAuckland, April 20, 2025Easter, one of the most profound and sacred observances in Christianity, was marked by more than two billion Christians worldwide today (Sunday, April 20, 2025). Easter is a testament to the triumph of light over darkness, life over death, and love over sin. It is more than just a celebration; it is a deep spiritual journey that resonates with millions worldwide.
Tariff could hurt PHARMAC and place New Zealand at risk

6 days ago | indiannewslink.co.nz | Peter Dunne |Venkat Raman

The government’s relief that New Zealand seems to have escaped a bullet regarding President Trump’s Tariffs may be short lived. New Zealand exporters will face a flat 10% Tariff on goods sent to the United States, but that is at the lower end of the scale of Tariffs that Trump has imposed on other countries. However, that may not be where New Zealand’s Tariff travails end, if history and the experience of other countries is any guide.
Budding talents sparkle in a maiden dance extravaganza

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

Venkat RamanAuckland, April 18, 2025Stutie (Junoo) Sharma and Ramya Negi, with their team of choreographers, make-up artists, families, friends, parents and choreographers, staged a spectacular show titled Boogie Woogie at the Green Bay School Performing Arts Centre on Sunday, April 13. 2025. In an era where artistic expression often finds itself overshadowed by fleeting trends and ephemeral entertainment, Boogie Woogie emerged as a beacon of creativity, passion, and intergenerational harmony.
GOPIO rises as a vanguard of Diaspora Empowerment

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

Venkat RamanAuckland, April 16, 2025The Indian Diaspora in New Zealand can make a marked difference by stepping up its involvement in promoting better relations with India and other friendly countries, Dr Thomas Abraham, Chairman of the New York based Global Organisation of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO) has said. “The Indian Diaspora in New Zealand has been dynamic and remains in the forefront of community and social service.
Trump unleashes a legacy of fear and uncertainty across markets

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

Our Leader in Indian Newslink Digital Edition April 15, 2025Venkat RamanAuckland, April 15, 2025Few policies in the contemporary geopolitical landscape have elicited such fervent debate and widespread economic disruption as the Tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.
Coalition wheels wobble over Trump despite Luxon’s ‘alignment’ claims

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

“Christopher Luxon and Winston Peters are at odds over the Government’s trade strategy,” says Sam Sachdeva (His Photo) Comment Wellington, April 15, 2025 Among the offerings at Wētā Workshop’s ‘Unleashed’ exhibition in Auckland, one creative class catches the eye: ‘An Intro to Scars and Scrapes.’ Christopher Luxon paid a visit to the display on Monday (April 15), taking part in a Tourism Marketing announcement – but the Prime Minister could not be blamed for staying well clear of the more...
Welcome to the 16th Annual Indian Newslink Business Awards

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

Call for Entries from April 14, 2025 to August 31, 2025Venkat RamanAuckland, April 14, 2025We are happy to announce the launch of the 16th Annual Indian Newslink Business Awards with a call for entries from companies of South Asian and Fiji Indian origin registered in New Zealand. Entries open today (April 14, 2025) and will close at 6 pm on August 31, 2025.
Increasing battery-related fire claims signals poor awareness

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

Supplied ContentAuckland, April 14, 2025A 17% rise in lithium-ion battery-related fires was recorded last year, according to data from AMI, with mishandling during charging, storage, and disposal being the primary causes. AMI Executive General Manager Claims Wayne Tippet says that more than 50% of all battery-related fire claims pertain to when devices are not in use or being actively monitored, for example, when being charged, stored or disposed of.
An academic’s music brings Pacific storytelling to life

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

Supplied ContentAuckland, April 11, 2025The 2025 film Tinā, directed by Miki Magasiva, is not just a compelling cinematic experience but also a cultural journey that highlights the deep connection between music, storytelling and the Pacific Islands. At the heart of the film’s musical composition is Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University’s Associate Professor Igelese Ete, whose work as the music arranger helped bring the emotional depth and authenticity of the story to life.
Dr Ranadive’s legacy as India’s first Cell Biologist

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

Vineeta RaoAuckland, April 11, 2025Dr Kamala Ranadive was a pioneer in cancer research in India. Born on November 8, 1917, in Pune, Maharashtra, to Dinkar Dattatreya Samarath, a biologist, Dr Kamala Ranadive got her passion for science from her father. She excelled academically, and even though her parents tried to steer her towards medicine, Dr Ranadive chose biology and earned her Bachelor of Science Degree from Fergusson College in Pune.