Gurbir Singh

It’s a strange paradox. There is general appreciation that poverty is on the decline. It is driven by robust development spending by the government, and a marke

For India there are strong growth indicators. The World Bank has revised its projections for GDP growth to 7.5 percent for 2024, a whopping 1.2 percent above its earlier forecast. Coupled with a projection of 6.1 percent growth for 2025, India comes away as the fastest growing economy in South Asia over the next two years.

New Zealand government is tightening up the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) in response to unsustainable net migration.

The Middle-East is on the brink of war. Following the April 1 attack on an Iranian consulate building in Damascus, Syria by Israeli jets, and the killing of sev

A young man this writer knows has been in and out of many relationships. He finally seemed to like this girl, and was maybe thinking of marriage and a family. B

Today – nearly 110 years after the Battle of Gallipoli, when New Zealand and Australia commemorate their soldiers who served and gave their lives, it's also time to reflect on the vital contribution of Indian troops in Gallipoli.

It is indeed commendable the Supreme Court has decided to take Patanjali by the scruff of its neck. Baba Ramdev and Acharya Balakrishna would not have been so b

New Zealand Food Safety is now looking into the residue levels of ethylene oxide, if any, in the spices of India's two leading brands, MDH and Everest.

The imagery for the Gaza war has shifted from the heart-rending but monotonous miles of bombed rubble of Palestinian towns to protesting students in Columbia an

As consumers of information and communication, most of us are victims of a daily barrage of pesky telemarketers. They think nothing of using our mobile phones a