Vijay and Pooja are celebrating 10 years of The Breakfast Show with Vijay and Pooja!

Vijay and Pooja are celebrating 10 years of The Breakfast Show with Vijay and Pooja!

Catch up all the fun and bits from The Breakfast Show with Vijay and Pooja. Wake up and embrace the day with Vijay & Pooja and get served what you love on weekdays 6 - 10 am.

Catch up all the fun and bits from The Breakfast Show with Vijay and Pooja. Wake up and embrace the day with Vijay &amp; Pooja and get served what you love on weekdays 6 - 10 am.

Humm Breakfast Catch Up

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Celebrating 10 years of Breakfast with you!

In this crucial episode of The Breakfast Show, Vijay and Pooja are joined by WeatherWatch head forecaster Philip Duncan to break down the rapidly evolving threat of Tropical Cyclone Vaianu as it sets its sights on New Zealand for a potential direct hit this Sunday, April 12th.

In this crucial episode of The Breakfast Show, Vijay and Pooja are joined by WeatherWatch head forecaster Philip Duncan to break down the rapidly evolving threat of Tropical Cyclone Vaianu as it sets its sights on New Zealand for a potential direct hit this Sunday, April 12th.

Storm Could Come In Over Auckland and Coromandel on Sunday - Philip Duncan

From the minimal representation of the Indian community at New Zealand’s national political level, to various pressing issues affecting New Zealanders, The Breakfast Show with Vijay and Pooja put up straight up questions to Labour Party leader, Chris Hipkins.

From the minimal representation of the Indian community at New Zealand&rsquo;s national political level, to various pressing issues affecting New Zealanders, The Breakfast Show with Vijay and Pooja put up straight up questions to Labour Party leader, Chris Hipkins.

Voice of the Community: Chris Hipkins on Indian Representation in Parliament

The debate centers on advice from Gurgaon-based CEO Jasveer Singh, who urges Indian parents to stop exhausting their life savings to build "family homes" for their children. Singh argues that this traditional investment is often a "wrong problem" to solve because modern children are increasingly mobile, moving to different cities or countries for careers that demand entirely different lifestyles. He suggests that these homes frequently become outdated or remain empty, and instead, parents should prioritize their own financial independence and retirement comfort. While some supporters agree that emotional sacrifices for real estate are becoming obsolete in a globalized world, critics maintain that a family home remains a vital financial safety net and a symbol of long-term security in the Indian context.

The debate centers on advice from Gurgaon-based CEO Jasveer Singh, who urges Indian parents to stop exhausting their life savings to build "family homes" for their children. Singh argues that this traditional investment is often a "wrong problem" to solve because modern children are increasingly mobile, moving to different cities or countries for careers that demand entirely different lifestyles. He suggests that these homes frequently become outdated or remain empty, and instead, parents should prioritize their own financial independence and retirement comfort. While some supporters agree that emotional sacrifices for real estate are becoming obsolete in a globalized world, critics maintain that a family home remains a vital financial safety net and a symbol of long-term security in the Indian context.

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