An Indian-origin couple in Christchurch has been convicted in the NZ$2 million Oranga Tamariki fraud case. Neha Sharma exploited her government position to divert funds to her husband's company, leading to a major breach of public trust and a criminal investigation.
New Zealand businesswoman and Forbes 30 Under 30, Simran Kaur, did the opposite. Despite being a millionaire, Kaur spent barely $5,000 (approx. ₹4.2 lakh) on her roka ceremony, opting for sense over extravagance.
As per reliable news services, a gathering of 6,000 plus people at the Eden Park stadium in Auckland has made the world record for the largest “mass haka” – a traditional ‘Maori’ war dance. On September 29, New Zealand reclaimed the world record for the largest traditional dance. Thousands of people performed it and dethroned […]
Some dramatic moments were seen during New Zealand’s innings in Friday’s match with Team India of 2024 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. The Indian Captain Harmanpreet Kaur was dissatisfied with the umpire’s decision when her team was denied a run out. This controversial moment sparked a drama on the […]
