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Canadian Desi > Search result on 'indian food catering in mississauga'

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Family Class: CWC Immigration Brampton
 Started by: Rkaur on 28 Mar 2008
   The Star Article on Immigration Fraud: I will sit with you and make it up: ...Read this investigation result by The Star: [quote] Jun 17, 2007 04:30 AM Surya Bhattacharya Amna Ali Toronto Star AGENT: Karan Arora of CWC Immigration Solutions Inc., Mississauga. He is not a registered consultant, but the company advertises a CSIC affiliation. STAR PROFILES: One female reporter posing as a 25-year-old university dropout from Delhi, another posing as a Canadian friend. ADVICE: File refugee claim. Get married. While not offering to arrange it, said it is possible to buy a husband. STORY: "Why d...
Posted By: Garvo Gujarati on 31 Mar 2008
 
News and Events: Sikh denied entry into restaurant
 Started by: desi in ottawa on 03 May 2007
   ...fullstory.php?id=14442682&news=Sikh%20denied%20entry%20into%20restaurant%20in%20Canada&pubDate=Thu%2C+03+May+2007+17%3A51%3A19+GMT&keyword=sifynews_home Toronto: An incident where a Canadian Sikh was allegedly denied entry into an upscale restaurant has grown into an international campaign after details were posted on a social networking portal. Gaurav Singh, an employee of a multinational bank, claims that after waiting in line for an hour to get into the Marlowe Restaurant and Wine Bar in Ontario on Saturday to celebrate a friend's birthday, he was told by the doorman and the manager that he would not be allowed in because of the establishment's no-headgear policy. Singh's frien...
Posted By: desi in ottawa on 03 May 2007
 
Events: SRK in Toronto: Sept.10
 Started by: Snowfall on 05 Aug 2006
   ...had shown interest in KANK. This is the benefit of attending intentional cinema events. It is not just your vision as a cinema person that broadens. Prospects of Indian cinema also get bettered," Johar said. "I'm especially glad about KANK being selected for Toronto because it might open up a new market for our cinema in North America. I don't think any mainstream Hindi film before has been selected for Gala Presentation at Toronto." The festival, being held on September 7-16, generally selects unreleased films. But with KANK, which will hit the Indian screens on August 11, they have made an exception. "Though my film is releasing in India in August they are nonet...
Posted By: Snowfall on 05 Aug 2006
 
Citizenship: Citizenship Test Result for Failure
 Started by: Munna Bhai on 14 Apr 2009
   ...ment. If someone loses it, there is an option to re-order it. [/quote] that means someone had given me a wrong information that when you apply your citizenship that time CIC keeps landing paper with them, if you do not ask for landing paper back from them. and after getting your citizenship when you are going to apply for OCI that time Indian consulate ask for landing paper.. Thanks anyway pratickm for clerification.........
Posted By: RBO on 14 Apr 2009
 
Jobs: IT job market in 2011
 Started by: itboy76 on 22 Nov 2010
   ...u earn more in future. I have no mean to hurt your feelings but your earlier post was giving negative vibes. I love India and remain Indian forever, it’s all destinies and I have already mentioned that circumstance changes life approach. I do agree the sys/network admin and software jobs are offshored to India or other developing countries. In spite of this you got a job in four months and with 6 figures so there are chances. This seems to be positive. Meanwhile I have researched from my end there are certificate/diploma courses (System/Network Analyst) available in different colleges and are partime/online with 6-12 months of duration at a very genuine price. I know certification...
Posted By: itboy76 on 04 Apr 2011
 
Have Fun!: Corporate Bhagwad Gita
 Started by: Delhite on 03 Jun 2014
   ...st has to keep looking for movement all the time and get frustrated when one can not run any more. This happened to me a lot so now I have decided to focus my energies and thoughts on some crucial issues. For example how to do barbecue every evening, how to listen to Classical Western as well as Indian, how to enjoy motorcycle riding a little more. I have found that more we think of career , promotions, more it makes us scared and depressed. Jobs are a plenty in Canada - it is the money and the position which causes the concern. Sometimes I think the remuneration we earn are based on Neil- Rutherford atomic model. There are certain orbits like 35K, then 50K and then 70 K. Now to change orbit...
Posted By: sghosedelhi on 08 Jun 2014
 
Life: Poll conducted by Desi
 Started by: zen guy on 24 Aug 2004
   ...areer . As sm1 remarked that whatever progress India makes it stays 10 yrs behind . At the same time Canada provides a decent living 2 all . An apartment / car - clean roads /traffic and infrastructure is enough 2 atrract the sundry . Its only later that 1 realises the monotony . But 4 every Indian wishing 2 return there are 50 waiting come over . Talk of diminishing law of returns !! I recall what an American born cousin had told me 10 yrs back \" all Indians who think they are having a high lifestyle are below the lifestyle of an average American \" . I know what that means now . U cant change the system and the infrastructure and the population load on it . !!...
Posted By: Manasvi on 24 Aug 2004
 
Our Native Country!: How many suitcases one need to carry for such large amount?
 Started by: Full House on 28 Oct 2014
   ...(SIT) with two former Supreme Court judges as chairman and vice-chairman along with members from various investigative and regulatory agencies, banks are turning wary about possible action against them going ahead. There are also apprehensions that many banks may be advising their clients to move the funds through gold, diamond and other routes. A new strategy of 'layering' has also come to light at Swiss banks to thwart any attempt for identification of real beneficiary owners of funds entrusted with them, government and banking sources say. ‘Layering’ is the key stage in money laundering and involves moving illicit funds around the financial system through a complex series of dea...
Posted By: Full House on 16 Nov 2014
 
Our Native Country!: Salary negotiation in India
 Started by: tamilkuravan on 04 Feb 2011
   ...ob. He is asking me as to how to negotiate salaries in India to pay as less tax as possible. Is only Basic taxable or the entire package taxable. Also how much tax component will be there for a monthly gross salary of 2-3 lakhs? How are we to discuss / negotiate salary break up with Indian employers. We are talking of positions which pay Rs. 24-36 lakhs (gross) per annum. i know that Sankaracharya put down a detailed breakup in 2007 but it is now 2011 and the world is not like what it was in 2007. Answers appriciated, esp. from IT people in India as these are the majority of people who earn that kind of coin. L&P...
Posted By: tamilkuravan on 04 Feb 2011
 
Our Native Country!: Anna Hazare on hunger strike against corruption
 Started by: mcg7 on 07 Apr 2011
   ...t is difficult not be cynical and view this effort with some degree of suspicion. But sometimes, you need to have faith when the cause is so just and believe in a leader who is pushing it. One of our drawbacks as people of Indian origin (probably applies to all humans) is we don't initiate anything ourselves, but get in the way of people who do. I knew nothing about Anna Hazare last week, this video provides a good introduction. There's probably more to his story, but at this time, I think he needs support as opposed to cynicism. I hope his effort gains more momentum as it is sorely required to move India truly forward. I can't be in India, however if I can contribute financiall...
Posted By: BlueLobster on 08 Apr 2011
 
General: Desi English mistakes
 Started by: wall-E on 26 Feb 2010
   ...minton shuttle or bird (not ball) - its flashlight, not torch - its ketchup, not tomato sauce - its green peppers, not capsicum - its To-Go, not take-away (this one is sketchy) - its pass, not overtake - its turn signal, not indicator [/quote] What you have mentioned are not mistakes, but differences between Indian and Canadian English. While some of the pronunciation has to do with one's mother tongue and may be absent when person from some other state pronounces the same words. I have noticed that people from north India have trouble pronouncing what in Gujarati you call "Jodakshar" e.g. "sp" as in "special", "sm" as in Smita, "pl&qu...
Posted By: meghal on 27 Feb 2010
 
Moving Soon: Which Airline is suitable ?
 Started by: mimipapa on 07 Jan 2005
   ...ion that the poster is willing to take connecting flights and/or pay a higher price in order to get better service during the flight. So if this person selects a particular airline based on the quality of service he desires, it is not that big of a deal to take a local IA or Jet Airways flight to the point of departure. Or even good ol' Indian Railways for that matter :o I personally have sometimes flown a more expensive airline (BA) or taken a local connection simply in order to fly the airline that I wanted. On the other hand, when flying cheap, I have also taken extra connections to get the price I wanted. Maybe I am wrong in my assumptions about the poster. I agree he shoul...
Posted By: pratickm on 07 Jan 2005
 
Visiting, Traveling and Picnicing: Any one coming from India this sunday from Air India
 Started by: bhuvanj on 05 Jul 2007
   ...Monika, I do not know of any pass that will let you in due to security reasons. But if she is coming by AI, she will have quite a few Indians onboard. All she needs to do is follow the crowd till the belt and locate her baggage. Pl advise her to carry some Canadian dollars as she can get a trolley from the potters as she walks out of the Aircraft to the belt.($2 probably) After baggage collection there is only one way out from terminal three and she needs to follow the crowd again. At Birm...
Posted By: bablooajnabi on 05 Jul 2007
 
Life: haircutting?
 Started by: peacock1 on 26 Aug 2004
   ...] Hi all, An Indian Barber in Brampton I know of makes 300 bucks a day (CAD 12 per cut x 25 customers/day) He works only 8 hours a day, 6 day week with Monday off. Monthly income = 25 days x 300 = CAD 7,500 pm This should inspire Barbers/ Hair Stylists in India to Migrate. 100 times better than MBAs doing labor job !!!!!!!!!! Deep[/quote] "Woh Hai na apna, Hari Ram Nai....Jailor ka bada muwa hai..Haan :D" Hari Ram Nai ....wooooya woooya woooy" "Aao aao hariram, kya khabar kaye ho," "Hoshoyar rahiye sahab, jail mein suraang ban raha hai" "Hamari Jail mein surang....."... "HAMARI JAIL MEIN SURANG !...
Posted By: Ottawa_Nerd on 31 Aug 2004
 
General: What to do if someone hits your child?
 Started by: duke76 on 19 Jun 2009
   ...ssistant Manager (whose name I learnt later called John, and none of the employees of Walmart wanted to give me his last name) walked in and said to this lady Miss this tricycle is for sale, if you would like to buy it I can put it into your cart and rudely pulled out the tricycle and carried it and threw it into the section were they were stored. This lady was bewildered and was caught in a bad situation in front of her MIL. She said something like if the kid should not ride the bike, how he would know how good it is and also if the people cannot use it then whether this store was intended for aliens. She was very upset/shaken up and moved away towards McDonalds. By the time I could a...
Posted By: Vandematram on 22 Jun 2009
 
Moving Soon: Credits by TDSB for Grade 9 & 10 courses of CBSE, India
 Started by: erra on 23 Mar 2007
   ...l get the grade 9 and grade 10 Maths Gym credits (16) Geography French Family studies Technology Grade 10: English Science Maths canadian history Civics and Careers Family studies Business French Grade 11: English Maths Physics Chemistry Biology Psychology Ancient History Food Science (Grade 12) Grade 12(currently taking) English Physics Chemistry Biology Calculus Data management Hope this helped, but don't even think of staying in india because its certainly easier here in canada to study than in India lol...
Posted By: shaikh89 on 26 Mar 2007
 
Life: What went wrong with Immigration Policies of Canada
 Started by: jago_desi on 20 Sep 2004
   ...chool education...... Above quote from Deep. - I do not know the teat Today's administers- but the test that the co I worked for administered, even though I thought any 12 standard pass from India could pass it with flying colors, I must admit that there were many candidates who flunked the English Language skills, but never the Math Skills. Canadian educated folks however were just as prone to flunk the English or the Math test. Anyway, I guess the level of instruction in English isn't the same all over India. I only know the Mumbai-Pune tract. BKB...
Posted By: the-entrepreneur on 07 Oct 2004
 
Arts and Culture: Sridevi passes away - Only 54 - Shocked !
 Started by: MITRON on 24 Feb 2018
   ...an, Rajesh Khanna etc could never really make it in the South. Even Madhuri Dixit female super star could never really make it in the South. And Vice versa - even South super stars like Rajnikanth, Jayalalithaa, N T Rama Rao could never really make it in North India. Sridevi was the ONLY one - mad it big in both Bollywood & South Indian films, a very rare feat. to some extent Kamal Hassan managed to do it both in South & North, although he wasn't that big in the North, but very big in South....
Posted By: MITRON on 07 Mar 2018
 
Our Native Country!: AAP - Aam Admi Party - Worth knowing before and after December Elections
 Started by: dhaikin on 18 Nov 2013
   ...e suddenly started to love what Anna is saying and AAP has become most important party to pitch against. [/quote] Whole discussion is frivolous and on wrong track. Khujli is a liar. Just look at his grandiose plans and price control promises. There is no way he can finance the deficit. Indian idiots love dreming about living in Utopia. Khujli is taking them for a ride. By the time Indian idiots grow up, he would have made his millions. Look, where Mulayam, Maya and Lalu are. They were the darlings of hysteric crowds once. Lol! [/quote] strange that you have declared Kejriwal or Khujli ( as you like to call him ) a liar on your assumptions that he can finance deficit or beca...
Posted By: Nightmare on 29 Nov 2013
 
General: 'Unfortunate' is an understatement....
 Started by: clandestinely on 25 Oct 2006
   ...y after 6 months of Godhra. Gujarat is progressing at a very rapid pace and those who are interested in defaming it (read Lalu, Congress ...) should be considered anti-India. For your knowledge the planning commission of India has given a target of 12 percent growth rate to Gujarat so that Indian can achieve 8 percent growth rate. Have peace. Do some constructive work, rather than scratching old wounds. ...
Posted By: Surti on 26 Oct 2006
 
Life: Going back to India.
 Started by: sagardip on 10 Mar 2008
   .... We've now resolved India vs. Canada, moving on to Bihar vs. Punjab. Some Indian spirit there! [/quote] Just a small question, why you never had objection to any of those guy who comment bad about India.because they are old member?when they comment personally why didn't you showed up? [/quote] You're confusing two different things 1. My inclination to stop personal attacks on the forum as a moderator. Give me an example of one where there was a uninstigated pesonal attack against you and I'll take care of that. Just like how I did when you started calling someone's Mom's names. This is irrespective of what your opinions and stance on this issue is. 2. My desire to parti...
Posted By: BlueLobster on 30 Mar 2008
 
Our Native Country!: Ajmal Kasab Executed
 Started by: 7seasfar on 20 Nov 2012
   ...typical indian emotional mentalitiy. Close your eyes from the issues, move on , wait for next one ! get hit , mourn a bit, do wishy washy, leave it on god, forget, dine and sleep, wait for next ... Kasab episode does highlight many issues - related to strengthning of securtiy with high tech infrastructure, holes in monitoring system, emergency situation response and readines...
Posted By: san-hugo on 23 Nov 2012
 
Independent Category: work experience in 2 feilds!!!!! queries plz help!
 Started by: cool_bloke on 01 May 2005
   hiya..my educational and work details!!!: ...hello the followin are the dates and the qualifications i obtained 1995 -10th standard Indian certificate of secondary education 1997-Intermediate (10+2) 2001-Bachelor of Tech (Mechanical Engg) 2002-2003-Master of Science (Advanced Manufacturing systems) 2003-2004-PG Diploma in business management WORK EXPERIENCE: 1998-2001->system and network operator (Part time when i was doing my bachelors degree in mech engg) 2001-200
Posted By: cool_bloke on 01 May 2005
 
Life: Sorry Your English Is Bad - Some Tips
 Started by: Socratic Wisdom on 10 Aug 2005
   ...[quote][i]Orginally posted by Azazf[/i] SW........... There are a few number of seniors who always have to criticise anything posted and will not stop till you give up(Typical Indian attitude of leg pulling). I think the tips are useful and dont care a damn about what others are commenting. The problem is that if you want to help you still have to put up with people who think who know everything and dont need your stupid post . Even helping others or providing useful information is not as simple nowadays. Try to desist from getting into debates you hav...
Posted By: transmogrifier on 18 Aug 2005
 
General: Hindi Channels on Dish Network
 Started by: nishant3112 on 03 Jun 2009
   ... the direction of the dish, i m able to get NDTV IMAGINE and SAB TV... can u please specify which other channels can we get ?[/quote] hi rainbow... you can get zee tv, tv asia, sony tv, zee cinema, b4u movies, b4u music, star one, star plus, sahara one, sahara samay, aaj tak and headlines today with some additional gujurati and south Indian channels...only changing dish wont work..u need to have special LNB for that hope this helps[/quote]...
Posted By: Aurn on 04 Jun 2009
 
Our Native Country!: Desh needs to change much more
 Started by: desi in ottawa on 03 Jun 2008
   ...tizens are treated. As a member of Canadian desi, and as a person of Indian background I find the comments written by Iknownothing deeply offensive judgemental and unnecessary in a forum such as this one. This forum has helped me and so many other people with resources, support, general information and to develop some really good friendships. What is wrong with not wanting to sacrifice your life to live according to how other's dictate your life should be? What is wrong with pursuing your own goals. Why should people be made to feel guilty for choosing to Immigrate? Furthermore, what is wrong with people accepting and becoming comfortable in their new homes? ramar2005: Just bein...
Posted By: morning_rain on 06 Jun 2008
 
General: Registered post to/from India vs. Courier - Cost effectiveness !
 Started by: san-hugo on 21 Oct 2011
   ... DTDC, it is cheap compared to other couriers. It is in the range of $20-$35 for a letter to India. I have used First Flight a few times and all letters reached India within a week. If you use registered post from Canada, it is trackable on India post website but not on Canadapost website after the letter leaves Canada and reaches Indian port. Downside is it is not trackable in all the countries. I once sent a letter to UK by registered post and it took a full one month to reach and it was not trackable on Canadapost or UK's postal service website. I do not think it was anything to do Canadapost's strike since the letter had already left Canada weeks before the strike started. ...
Posted By: rajcanada on 21 Oct 2011
 
Life: Toronto - Feels like India today !
 Started by: shankaracharya on 29 May 2006
   People: ...Sankaracharya, A couple from our office (Indian), came from Vic. park to our office in Vaughan in Taxi paying $62. They will pay $62 to go back, in case the TTC does not operate. Their combined salary (after taxes) will not exceed $120 a day. They could have taken the day off and if needed compensated on Saturday. Our boss has indicated that he will not pay any taxi fares. Besides this couple also work long ho...
Posted By: tamilkuravan on 29 May 2006
 
Visiting, Traveling and Picnicing: Visitor Visa timeline from Chandigrah/Delhi ?
 Started by: MeagainMe on 20 Jul 2010
   ... by Demand Draft or Certified Cheque in favour of ‘Canadian High Commission’ or ‘Receiver General for Canada’ payable at New Delhi. http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/india-inde/visas/tr_fees-frais_rt.aspx?lang=eng&view=d It seems that you can pay by cc issued by Canadian bank, provided it fulfills the place and currency conditions. Not sure though. It is better to take clarification from CIC. ...
Posted By: seenimesh on 17 Jul 2012
 
Where to settle: moving back to India - shipping
 Started by: bm14 on 13 Mar 2015
   ...Guptaji, Things are not cheap in India anymore, infact on my numerous visits there canada is much cheaper.. In India I can only vouch for big cities though. 1600 dollars is a lot in canadian dollars but in Indian rupees it is about eighty five thousand. If one goes to buy a decent sofa set in Delhi it is nothing less than 1800 dollars on a lower end. I am not talking designer stuff...So in todays time depending on which city one plans to move to India, actually many things are far cheaper here. Leaving all of that aside, sometimes sentimental value of things far out weigh monetary considerations....
Posted By: bm14 on 31 Mar 2015
 
Our Native Country!: Waste of time and space
 Started by: meghal on 18 Dec 2004
   Indian tabloids (especially Times of India) is too busy covering minute details about a public kiss made by Shahid Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor. It was all started by some video posted on Mid-Day site. I think, the Supreme court also intervened in this matter, saying that their behaviour was inappropriate. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/963240.cms DOn't you think the media is wasting too much time on an insignificant matter? Whats the big deal? It can also be a ploy on those actors part to get publicity. Why to make a mountain of molehill. What I do not agree is the SC intervention or comments. From some of the recent verdict given by SC, I feel as if SC is moving ba...
Posted By: meghal on 18 Dec 2004
 
Life: Live-Protest (against Radicalization of public Schools) in front of-TDSB - Toron
 Started by: mcg7 on 26 Jul 2011
   ...'s largest Hindu group, Canadian Hindu Network, says the views of the Canadian Hindu Advocacy are not representative of mainstream Hindus. [/quote] Lol. "Ron" Bannerjee embarasses himself. Meanwhile, mainstream Canadian Hindus sit around like the Indian buffalo munching away grass by the road and are busy passing methane. This is what happens when there is a leadership vaccum in the community, you get self-appointed spokesman like Ron Bannerjee....
Posted By: elmer fudd on 26 Jul 2011
 
Life: Merrill Lynch predicts 8% GDP growth for India
 Started by: biomed on 29 Apr 2004
   ...This shows how Indians are doing ...... Tuesday, 20 January , 2004, 18:35 Merrill Lynch today announced that India would have an estimated GDP growth rate of 8 per cent for the current fiscal year ended March 2004 as against the previous estimated growth rate of 7.3 per cent. The rise in the growth rate would mostly be derived from 9.6 per cent growth in services and manufacturing sectors. While all sectors would benefit from a strong growth, power, retailing, telecom, cement, capital goods, autos and financial sectors are likely to be at the forefront, said economist Rajeev Varma. Expecting a turnarou...
Posted By: biomed on 29 Apr 2004
 
Study: Moving to Canada next year....what course should help me getting good job?
 Started by: laddiguy on 01 Jul 2008
   ...ting i would strongly suggest that you get proper and strong not only certification but practical experience, knowledge of advanced level in MS Excel and MS Access. I have seen good indian CA's suffer as they are strong conceptually but due to lack of good excel skills, ( Running macros, V lookups, etc) they are unable to adapt to the jobs here. These excel skills will help you a lot when you are starting entry level jobs while doing certification. Trust this helps. Rajiv ...
Posted By: rajivjuthani on 10 Sep 2008
 
Citizenship: Anyone submitted citiz. appl. in 09/2007 and received/waiting for 1st respo
 Started by: kunato on 18 Oct 2007
   ...[quote][i]Originally posted by kunato[/i] [quote][i]Originally posted by yellowknife[/i] Hey Kunato, Can you post your progression as outlined on the website? I have still not received anything in the mail, booklet or receipt. I had applied from Mississauga on Sep 6th, 2007 Mine still says: ************************************ We received your application for Canadian citizenship (grant of citizenship) on September 10, 2007. We sent you a letter acknowledging receipt of your application(s), and a study book called A Look at Canada on September 10, 2007. Pl...
Posted By: kunato on 21 Dec 2007
 
Moving Soon: I am not coming to Canada
 Started by: VJ on 27 Jul 2004
   ...ything is same as above), but we will take that as investment for future. Because with PR holding, in future I am keeping the option open, or our kids can have their future option open. At least the doors would not be closed for us for ever. After reaching back, we would re-engage ourselves with our indian work routine and start saving for future. If I do not get what I should be after 2/3 years in my growth path here, at least I can re-open the option of canada. [/quote] I think thats not a bad decision after all. If you are doing well in India, forget canada for the moment, and with the PR, you still have three more years to change your decision if required....
Posted By: faisal on 27 Jul 2004
 
General: Oscar Peterson subjected to racism at home
 Started by: Dr B Hadad on 06 Aug 2006
   .../ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20060730/oscar_peterson_racism_060730/20060730?hub=Canada Legendary Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson says he is being subjected to racial taunts and slurs at his Toronto-area home. "A bunch of idiots have been driving by in a car yelling obscenities at me," Peterson told CTV News. "They said... dash dash dash dash you Oscar Peterson, fill it in for yourself. First word starts with an F." The 81-year-old said he is disheartened and stunned that the insults include racial remarks. Peterson said his attempt to live a quiet and peaceful life in suburban Mississauga has been invaded during the month-long campaign. "If they ...
Posted By: Dr B Hadad on 06 Aug 2006
 
Our Native Country!: Coward&Wicked Islamic Pakistan want turn Delhi-Mumbai in2Hiroshima-Nagasaki
 Started by: mcg7 on 06 Aug 2015
   ...wn / sacrificed their lives. BTW by the time Britishers came India was already under centuries of Mughal rule ... not sure where you got the Rajputs with their swords and Brits with their guns analogy from ??[/quote] Arre yaar i m not making joke of Rajput - They were and are still a warrior - i was just referring to stupid pride we indian have - there was enemy with guns and we go against him on open ground with swords - Yes Rajaputana was strong , they were warriors but history shows that they were so egoistic or too much into pride that they lost many battles ...
Posted By: Blue_Peafowl on 14 Aug 2015
 
General: Canada is right place for people who can work as "General labours"
 Started by: Interceptor on 13 Jan 2005
   ...lso good stability. It takes time and struggle but at the end , things work out if you want them to. The things that worked for us were networking with the right people and applying for jobs day and night and the will to move and be flexible about location and $$$. Our white circle of friends worked out as good for us as our Indian n/w but that is just to point out that you should network will all and not only Indians or immigrants. There is not a lot that we have lost after moving from California to Canada except paying Higher Taxes ... But life is good and we cannot complain .. [/quote] Yes Smiley, You are right but its limited to IT professional. IT profes...
Posted By: Kap on 14 Jan 2005
 
Canadian Sakhi: Kitchen Strategies ?
 Started by: Aashu on 08 Aug 2008
   ... them by hand if there are just a few dishes, while making tea or something (or waiting for toast etc). 2) If both of you are working full time, its really hard (without stressing yourself) to expect that there are three fresh cooked indian meals a day !! I try to make daal most weekday evenings (but I just throw it all into a pressure cooker.). Either I make roti's fresh or if there is no time/if I have a class in the evening, we'll just use the PC rotis.. Weekends I try to cook at least 1-2 dishes that will last for the next 1-2 days. Im lucky as hubby enjoys cooking (which I find so-so..) so he likes to cook half the time..and I cook half the time. Lunches are easy - I take salads ...
Posted By: morning_rain on 10 Aug 2008
 
Visiting, Traveling and Picnicing: All India tour
 Started by: tamilkuravan on 03 Mar 2015
   ...Surprising observations NY Desi and Fido. However as a Tamilian, I will reverse it from the point of a South Indian and share my observations. As you know Tamilians are very shy and submissive people. When I see North Indians, I see them speak in Hindi and spitting paan. I myself get irritated when I see this. May be that is why we might feel irritated. I am not telling this as a tamilian but it has been my general observations. Chennai auto drivers are notorious for fleecing money from not only North indians but also from out of chennai...
Posted By: tamilkuravan on 10 Mar 2015
 
Life: when do you call it a day
 Started by: gktaurus on 22 Sep 2014
   ...ucation. The free gov hospitals or free gov schools are horrible in India.[/quote] University education is highly subsidized in India. The fees that students pay for most general colleges/university does not pay for all the costs associated. To be fair, post secondary education in Canada is also heavily subsidized. However, the Indian govt. does provide lots of other different types of subsidies that are not applicable to Canada, such as ration system. India also has a very large defense budget compared to Canada. [quote]So here atleast those taxes are used to give Free education till Grade 12 & Free healthcare, better than going to some corrupt politicans or officials pocket.[/q...
Posted By: pratickm on 23 Sep 2014
 
Family Class: General form filling guidelines
 Started by: shaz on 02 Jun 2012
   ...Thanks for showing the search to search the string that could have possibly lead me to another confusion. Ok, thanks to the user who did a private message to me. Because I remember back in Indian form filling exercise, the definition of TYPE or PRINT was different. Dont know what is now; anyways. So if you are filling a form for a Canadian application here is the guidelines sent to me by a user; Certain items that need filling in, such as this kind of a form, one with BOXES, is preferably filled in capital format : Example : F I R S T N A M E L A S T N A M E ( Leave a GAP of ONE BOX. between the name...
Posted By: shaz on 14 Jun 2012
 
Life: India is facing 'cultural fracture': Naipaul
 Started by: dhshpatel on 19 Nov 2006
   ...http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/364418.cms BRUSSELS: Nobel laureate V.S. Naipaul believes that India is heading for a cultural clash between the city dwellers and the village population. "People in cities are turning their backs to Indian civilization. They want green cards. They want to migrate. They want to go to England. They want to go to the US", Naipaul told mediapersons at the Centre For Fine Arts, Bozar, here. "There is a fracture at this moment of great hope for India. A fracture in the country itself. It is possibly quite dangerous at the moment," and added that the c...
Posted By: dhshpatel on 19 Nov 2006
 
Life: why so attachment with US?
 Started by: rahul_singh23 on 20 Dec 2005
   ...aq or any kind of American interference in world politics. I do not know how desis in America live, but for me, it is difficult to detach myself from the political scenario, and live a secluded life concentrating on just making money. Second, in Canada, you are an Indo-Canadian. You can be as Indian as you want, and as Canadian as you want. It is a cultural mosaic. In US, you have to be a part of melting pot. I refuse to give up my identity. Then there are minor issues - minor to most of people, major to me. I cannot count in gallons/lbs/miles/Farenheits. I cannot spell colour or humour without an \"U\" :-). As an Indian, we have inherited the English language skill...
Posted By: AnilKG on 23 Dec 2005
 
Our Native Country!: This can happen only in India
 Started by: tamilkuravan on 21 Jul 2005
   ...Since caste is involved (although nowhere the article says the men were of upper caste, it says they enjoyed political patronage, but from which party), it does represent some of Indian culture. In North Bihar the problem is quite acute. Incidents like these occur everyday, some where upper caste people are at the receiveing end. My uncle who is in police in North Bihar (North of Patnay;) ) says North Bihar is virtually free of communal problems, all the violence is mostly caste based. If this happened is the west it would be the equi...
Posted By: mercury6 on 21 Jul 2005
 
News and Events: Desis in Canada: Do ethnic enclaves impede integration?
 Started by: Geeta_njali on 09 Feb 2007
   ...hile they would plan activities for and around Christmas, they would definitely not have any mass social activities during Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Most of them were either a first generation or second generation Canadians. However, in social activities they had wine and cheese parties, vegetarian food potlucks, theater, Casino Rama and poker. They never planned for Raptors games, clubbing, Maple Leafs. So are they Canadians or Jews????? (many of them being from Russia and Poland). B) There were three ladies who planned most of the activities - the eldest and most impressive of them being one who was about 75 years of age. We invited her to our place, and she invited us to hers f...
Posted By: chandresh on 11 Feb 2007
 
Meetings and Picnics: New Immigrant wishing to know more Desis
 Started by: me2canada on 24 Jun 2006
   ...sed the border from down south! I am looking to develop new friendships, getting to know more people etc. I am a guy, 27, hailing from the southern Indian city of Hyderabad, which as we speak, is ushering in new developments and is taking quantum leaps and jumps in welcoming relocating Indians from different corners and corridors of the country. However I do not repent moving here but it's just the atmosphere I saw there as I would like to divulge in myself over here. Any people of my sort, single or not, and are ready boot my company are welcome to call or e-mail me for a chat. Any attempts to include me in their social guilds (so called!) would be appreciated. Also, this would greatl...
Posted By: me2canada on 24 Jun 2006
 
Insurance: Are there Insurance policies without middlemen
 Started by: Simply South on 09 Apr 2004
   ...[quote][i]Orginally posted by VJ[/i] Dear Shah_mn, As far as I know, we do not have to pay for OHIP. But it would start after the first 90 days of your landing. I mean you can apply for OHIP after 90 days. Hence, its advisable to go for a 90 days health plan from any reputed indian/canadian insurance company. In my openion, due to a sudden change of weather, one can always be prone to illness, hence its better, you have a cover booked even before you land in Canada. Regards, VJ[/quote] You can "apply" for OHIP card as soon as you have documents like address proof but you will get the card only after 90 days of landing. If you get ...
Posted By: rajcanada on 31 Oct 2004
 
Jobs: SAP What are the chances?
 Started by: subbu1962 on 23 Oct 2007
   ...Dear friends at CD, I am an Indian Chartered Accountant arrive in Toronto in May 2008. At present I am working in the Middle East on BaaN ERP. I would conclude my things here in March and proceed to India in the middle of March 2008. I am planning to take up a course in SAP Finance module in Bangalore and come to Canada. Please note that I don't have time to go through one cycle of implementation in India since my Visa expires on...
Posted By: subbu1962 on 23 Oct 2007
 
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