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Just Landed: Our first three months in Canada
 Started by: Margo on 26 Sep 2004
   We have been here 5 months now: ...ther than \"what\" you know. By entry-level job I mean one where you join without previous experience in that line, and at the bottom of the pay scale. Peacock 1: Adjusting to high school is not easy. Actually, academically, Indian children would be able to cope; the difficult part is the cultural change and the approach to studies. The son of one of our friends managed to get into Grade 12 after doing Grade 11 in India, but that one year was really a traumatic change for him and eventually he had to settle for Humanities/Arts at University even though he was quite a brilliant Science student in India. I feel it may be a good thing for children to do at least 2 years in hig...
Posted By: Margo on 08 Dec 2004
 
General: Canada : Land of Educated Labours
 Started by: shah_hs on 17 Oct 2005
   ...Hi, You all must be surprised reading the subject line. It sound estonishing but its 100% bitter truth. Many Indians come here with a hope and with a eye of getting better job oppurtunity and being settle here nicely. Almost we all come for better life style, and gain handsome money. We leave our family, job, friends, etc just for luxury and money in an unknow country where nothing is yours. While we come almost we all are unaware of the fact that its not easy to get the job of our line easy. We all have to do labour jobs here. We indians will not do a smal...
Posted By: shah_hs on 17 Oct 2005
 
General: Critisize Islam on internet ?- you may be killed!!
 Started by: maple_asian on 16 Mar 2006
   Hello: ...ate knowledge of Islam. What ever knowledge they have about Islam is a mixture of misconception and biased understanding of Islamic teachings. I would appreciate if my friends especially Indians in this forum just watch QTV(Qur'anic TV) which shows programs of Dr.Zakir Naik a well known and a very knowledgable Indian Islamic Scholar of our time. His Cds,audio and video cassettes are available in the Markets of Mumbai. If you want ,you can learn about Islam on his site www.drzakirnaik.com and www.irf.net . Let me tell you something very important that he had several debates with Christian Scholars and Hindu Pundits of India and as well as with Western Scholars and he has successfully ...
Posted By: Fahad Ahmed on 29 Mar 2006
 
Financial Planning: Bringing in Money after immigration
 Started by: Rohit69 on 07 Feb 2006
   ...r you....dont loose your patience on comments which might not be upto your expectations....why do you want to shoot up your blood pressure? Also, sometimes one gets a feeling that you are the sole owner of this website and can control the lives of everyone else....which I am sure is not true...so take it easy...Are you a South Indian by any chance?...You seem like a High Ego guy?...no offence meant..Lol...
Posted By: Rohit69 on 09 Feb 2006
 
Jobs: A star immigrant gives up on Canada
 Started by: desi in ottawa on 19 Apr 2005
   ...sians? And therefore Generally, local organisations like to deal more with whites than coloured because of their 'soft skills' as advocated by you and others. Isn't it the same reason that when I am applying for a job, I am considered an Indian first without giving me a chance to present and surprise them with my manners, English and 'soft skills'? Is it not generally found that Africans are more physically strong and taller than people from other parts of the world? Is it not generally found that a Gujrati conceived and born in Africa is not as physically strong and well build as a 'black' in Africa? Isn't that something to do with race? Isn't is generally recognised that Italians ...
Posted By: chandresh on 10 Jun 2005
 
Our Native Country!: Indian tech city turns to Microsoft
 Started by: maxim on 27 Dec 2004
   ...BANGALORE, India (AP) - Microsoft Corp. won a battle against open source software supporters in India's technology hub of Bangalore, with local authorities choosing its software for networking the state's utilities and services. An e-governance project for the 55 million people of Karnataka state, of which Bangalore is the capital, will begin April 2005 and will be powered by Micros...
Posted By: maxim on 27 Dec 2004
 
Have Fun!: The Great Chase..a Canadiandesi Success Story..
 Started by: Ottawa_Nerd on 02 Jun 2005
   ...ows guerilla war fare continues and every day 30 people are killed in Iraq. The problem has not been solved but has been energized and legitamized. It is a typical Gringo mentality to react to a situation. The best method to deal in a situation similar to this can be learnt from our Indian Master and my favorite politician Mr.P.V.Narasimha Rao. He was one of the few prime minister to last a full term, initiated the economic liberalization of India, which everyone else is taking credit for. He never reacted to situation, never exposed his emotions or moods. He had a glum face, but a very active mind. His solution to any problem is not react to the same. He always found that a bigger pr...
Posted By: BlueLobster on 02 Jun 2005
 
Our Native Country!: Explosion in Pune
 Started by: investpro on 13 Feb 2010
   ...goodself since Pune blast. Please take care. - http://groups.google.com/group/rec.sport.cricket/browse_thread/thread/7d27930f80c0a9f1/6944a5b8926fcaa0?lnk=raot Open letter to Mr. Shahrukh Khan By Bandyopadhyay Arindam ivarta.com January 31, 2010 Your name is a household phenomenon in Indian and even beyond her borders. Your fame has put you in the Newsweek \"most powerful people list\" recently. However, as you may recall from your recent experience in New Jersey Airport, real life is a little different - it does not always follow the path predicted by a scriptwriter or director. Of late, we have been reading about your opinions and state...
Posted By: Vandematram on 15 Feb 2010
 
General: Which Medical Insurance for parents on Visitor visa??
 Started by: BangaloreGirl on 12 Jun 2017
   ...Thanks for the info on Insurance. Haven't planned that far ahead about settling yet :) [quote][i]Originally posted by icame[/i] Getting medical insurance from a Canadian/American company over here is better, than getting one from an Indian company like ICICI, TATA AIG etc . As making claims, reimbursement etc will be easier, if God forbid something happens here. Blue Cross - I heard is a good one. Also check out Manulife, RBC Insurance etc. Almost none of them will cover any pre-existing conditions, or they will only cover them if they have been stable for a long long time with medications etc. So watch out for...
Posted By: BangaloreGirl on 13 Jun 2017
 
Life: "Deportation Order"! what u have to say
 Started by: duncan on 30 Apr 2006
   ...do the work which Canadians shy away from. Canadian Government is fully aware about the kind of "illegal" immigrants coming to Canada but do nothing to prevent that because they are valuable to Canadian economy. And yes I do agree that Indian govt is corrupt and Congress has always played vote bank politics but that is not the issue here. You were worried abount your tax dollars being misused and my reply was in that context only. I still insist that you stop crying about waste of your tax dollars as Canadian Govt wastes huge sums in many other ways and money spent on "illegal" workers is very tiny part. As regards enforcing law, your worries semm to be really misplaced. ...
Posted By: Nightmare on 01 May 2006
 
Our Native Country!: Jihad against India - "Why My Father Hated India"
 Started by: sguk on 15 Jul 2011
   ...ed his many thousands of followers. It fed straight into Pakistan's unhealthy obsession with India, the country from which it was carved in 1947. Though my father's attitude went down well in Pakistan, it had caused considerable tension between us. I am half-Indian, raised in Delhi by my Indian mother: India is a country that I consider my own. When my father was killed by one of his own bodyguards for defending a Christian woman accused of blasphemy, we had not spoken for three years. To understand the Pakistani obsession with India, to get a sense of its special edge—its hysteria—it is necessary to understand the rejection of India, its culture and past, that lies at the heart o...
Posted By: mcg7 on 16 Jul 2011
 
News and Events: Dual Citizenship is coming!! Hurray!!!
 Started by: Garvo Gujarati on 23 Jun 2004
   ... Jagdish Tytler, Union minister of state for non-resident Indian affairs, is fighting to have his share of the pie from the ministry of external affairs, which seems loath to let go of the NRI affairs department. He currently operates out of a small room in South Block, which was earlier used by MEA officials to meet foreign dignitaries. He is also fighting for more funds and more work. The government has allocated just Rs 7 crore to his ministry. His differences with the MEA on the allocation of work to his ministry have become public. Many say the NRI ministry has been carved out of the MEA for no apparent reason and is a waste of taxpayers' money. Tytler, the Lok Sabh...
Posted By: Ottawa_Nerd on 23 Aug 2004
 
Jobs: Interview Questions
 Started by: rinky on 24 Mar 2007
   ...ays look beyond your job, plan to do a MBA and get an industry perspective and always look for Career option than just a job. Always have a short term (0 to 3 years)/medium term (5-10 years)/ and a long term (10-20 years) career plan. Typically in an Indian/USA situation you finish your graduation at around 22 years and a MBA by 24 years of age. Then you enter an organization and build your career so that you become a manager between the ages of 28 to 35 years; you should be a General Manager by 38 to 40 years and you should be the President/Director of your company by 45 in age. If you do not reach these land mark in your career you've missed the boat. After the age of 45 you would be an...
Posted By: shankaracharya on 24 Mar 2007
 
General: Worst Experience
 Started by: New Guy on 10 Jan 2005
   ...y mercury6[/i] [quote][i]Orginally posted by chandresh[/i] I do understand what you are trying to say, but the feeling that I get from this whole discussion is that all of you are fixed onthe notion that what Indian, middle easterns etc do is extremist behaviour while whatever westners do is right and the most sane thing to do. On the other hand, what i am trying to impress is that each culture/nation has its own accentricities and goodness, and we should respect those social behaviour, expectations and norms. [/quote] This is a very important point. There is no absolute in culture. Simple things differ over cultures. Laws, social norms, morality all change from p...
Posted By: BlueLobster on 14 Jan 2005
 
News and Events: One more tale of immigrant woes
 Started by: my2cents on 29 Nov 2004
   ...Afghanistan and train his peers. Now he is learning English in the hope he can one day have those ultrasound skills validated in Canada. Noori, who lives in Winnipeg, is one of tens of thousands of immigrants toiling in Canada as fast-food workers, taxi drivers or convenience store clerks - jobs that do not match their qualifications at home. And while U.S. immigration policy focuses to a large extent on reuniting families, newcomers to Canada say Ottawa's emphasis on qualified, highly educated immigrants gives the newcomers false hopes that their skills can be easily used. "I would give Canada's immigration system a failing grade," said Don De Voretz, an immigrat...
Posted By: my2cents on 29 Nov 2004
 
Interviews: Jesse Thind (Author):Lions of the Sea
 Started by: jake3d on 14 Jan 2004
   ... an excerpt of the review - Based on a true story of a chartered Japanese steamship carrying British subjects prevented from disembarking in Canada in 1914, Lions of the Sea re-creates the voyage of the Komagata Maru through the eyes of an East Indian farmer forced, like thousands of others, to escape famine and poverty and search for prosperity. His story is one of false hopes and broken dreams, yet out of his loss and suffering he learns the lesson of his true status within the British Empire, and the importance of this lesson with World War I looming on the horizon. After the Vancouver anti-Asian riots in 1907, the Asiatic Exclusion League, an anti-oriental league made up of promine...
Posted By: jake3d on 17 Jan 2004
 
Our Native Country!: INDIA SHINING!!
 Started by: greycells on 02 Mar 2004
   ...on't think anyone of us want our future generations to be so bankrupt:( It was on CNN that I saw a report of a village in India where the fluoride content in the water was so much above normal consumption level that people there had got used to deformed limbs and poor eyesight and black teeth....what do they do?? They are so poor and ignorent. I liked what CNN had done then...but yes when my friend's son from Florida came visiting Bombay and asked me "where are the bullockcarts?" I got mad.....not at him, but at the portrayal of India as a country where people bathe near the railway tracks and where cars have to honk perpetually to get the cow sitting on the road to move. Ja...
Posted By: greycells on 03 Mar 2004
 
Our Native Country!: How many suitcases one need to carry for such large amount?
 Started by: Full House on 28 Oct 2014
   Modi-Raises-Black-Money-Issue-at-G20-Summit: ...hemselves whether they had taken any meaningful action against white collar criminals indulging in economic offences. Take for instance our Sathyam Raju, who and his family members are said to have raked in 2000 crores, was arrested after his own confession only a early as 2009, but the CBI has reluctantly filed charge sheet only in August 2014. Meanwhile, Raju has been visiting one hospital after another to take best medical care of his own health. On the other hand in the USA, people like Rajat Gupta and Rajarathnam who were arrested around the same 2009/2010 have been sent to jail within 10 months and fined million dollars When the French and the German governments were offering ...
Posted By: ramar2005 on 16 Nov 2014
 
Arts and Culture: Sale! sale! download ‘Kamasutra’ for free
 Started by: shankaracharya on 24 Jan 2007
   ...rrently the most downloaded of all e-books on an Internet website that provides 20,000 books for free and gets some two million hits each month. The translation is by Pierre Eugene Lamairesse. The website, www.gutenberg.net, also allows for the download of two Sanskrit translations of “Sri Vishnu Sahasranaamam”, by Karthik Krishnan and N. Srinivasan. Michael Hart was still a student in 1971 at the University of Illinois when he started the project after obtaining access to a mainframe computer. Through friendly operators, he received an account with a virtually unlimited computer time valued at $100 million. Hart said he wanted to “give back” this gift by doing something ...
Posted By: shankaracharya on 24 Jan 2007
 
Our Native Country!: It's 'official': Laila-Majnu buried in Rajasthan
 Started by: MGupta on 22 Feb 2009
   ...part of this, we decided to spend Rs 25 lakh on the beautification of the tomb of Laila-Majnu,’’ said Arya. The iconic romantic pair made their first appearance in Persian literature way back in the 7th century through the writings of Nezami Ganjvir. They have surfaced in different cultures, including Indian and Turkish, at different times. There’s no historicity associated with the story of Qais, who loved Laila to the point of madness and was hence called ‘Majnu’ or ‘The Mad’. But people of Bijnore proudly show a well, a few metres from the tomb, which was supposedly used by the two lovers. ‘‘If there’s no truth to their story, how did the age-old tradition of an an...
Posted By: MGupta on 22 Feb 2009
 
Real Estate & Mortgages: Average Joe Scenario
 Started by: rahul_singh23 on 15 Aug 2007
   ...sissauga, ON (September 5, 2007) - Consistent return on investment has prompted an unprecedented upswing in luxury home sales in major Canadian centres so far this year, according to a report released by RE/MAX. The RE/MAX Upper-End Market Trends Report examined trends and activity in 16 markets across the country between January and July 2007. Luxury home sales were up over the same period one-year ago in all markets, with percentage increases ranging from 13 per cent in Victoria to 521 per cent in Edmonton. Four markets, including Edmonton, Regina, Saskatoon and Ottawa, reported triple-digit increases while double-digit gains characterized remaining markets. The report also found t...
Posted By: Rajeev Narula on 05 Sep 2007
 
Family Class: Sponsorship of Parents, processing applications received till July 7, 2005
 Started by: Trinity on 21 Aug 2007
   ...cember 2008 and the embassy called us back in India to say that they received the passports on 17th Dec 2008 (usually they don't do that) even though the passport (courier package) was delivered to the door guard at the Delhi embassy on 8th Dec 2008 it took nearly a week to reach the appropriate person and acknowledge the receipt of the passports. So I would appreciate if any one know updates on time line as when the visa may be issued?? As i have been noticing that in the last quarter of 2008 new applicants have gotten their passports stamped roughly in abt 4 weeks time...from the time they submitted the passport to the embassy....Any thoughts/ suggestion would be greatly appreciated..... ...
Posted By: femina1 on 01 Feb 2009
 
Jobs: Job prospects in Information Security
 Started by: vand3matram on 31 Aug 2005
   ...an understand the hesitancy on the part of Canadian employers for accepting Indian degrees, but CISA/CISSP/7799 lead auditor are globally recognized as the best certificates in the field of info security….after all you claim to be an Info Sec professional, who will know about it, better than you!!! [A:]>>> I will second Sridharm here. Your professional certifications as CISA/CISSP lead auditor will not have as much value as if you had experience in US/Canada to go with it. The auditors typically need to have good people skills. They normally get employed by consulting firms or very large corporations. Will you make the cut in North America on people skills front? <<< ...
Posted By: AnilKG on 04 Sep 2005
 
Available: INTERNAL JOB VACANCY
 Started by: shubi13 on 05 Apr 2006
   ...l Support Spec I Employment Status: Full-Time Region: Canada Division: Ontario Job Description: Purpose: Provide system support for a moderately complex computing environment within the assigned scope of responsibility to ensure that the information systems are functional. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: 1. Analyzes, recommends, implements, and supports solutions to hardware and/or application issues in a timely manner so that users can complete their work on schedule. Manages local desktops and associated equipment. 2. Performs necessary LAN/WAN tasks in order to ensure that the system is functioning. Tasks include: LAN backups, installing LAN h...
Posted By: Pink Panther on 04 May 2006
 
USA: Indian Embassy Diplomat arrested
 Started by: ramar2005 on 17 Dec 2013
   ... Remember when the Chinese goon squad woke up Indian Consul General late in midnight in her pajamas? Where was the outrage when the Minister of Defence(yup, a Cabinet minister) was pulled over aside and bodily searched in US? We have become such prisoners to media hype that they decide for a collective outrage as and when they deem fit. Nothing comes off authentically anymore from the collective herd. We are like cattle and need constant prodding. I wouldn't be surprised if our main man Sardar comes a visiting officially and the "Reception Committee" lines up and get their rubber gloves on for some serious colonic probing. What a joke India has become. The US...
Posted By: Nightmare on 19 Dec 2013
 
Our Native Country!: Pity- Our Great Indian Attitude.
 Started by: bombamma on 02 Nov 2007
   ...ght diyas (lamps) or fast, villages and towns in remote corners of India distribute sweets, dance in joy, and the cameras chase the drivers, aunties, uncles and village postmen for sound bytes—all because the son or a daughter of a former resident who quit the country fifty years ago has achieved a modicum of success thousands of kilometers away. " Excepting for the welcome Sunita Williams got , no one "celebrated"Bobby Jindal or Norah Jones ...... If some people in Malerkotla distribute sweets .... does it mean that all of India is suffering from inferiority complex!!!! It is just a piece put together by some one who feels we Indians have a complex, then he has built a ...
Posted By: morning_rain on 06 Nov 2007
 
Our Native Country!: Pakistan Ceasefire Violations
 Started by: ramar2005 on 29 Aug 2014
   ...mmissioner in Delhi pompously called traitors alias separatists from Kashmir for "tea party" in Delhi. Little did he realise that under Modi things were going to be done differently. The Foreign Secretary Sujatha Singh promptly called the HC and told him that they have to choose between the traitors and the Indian Government for talks. It now became difficult for the HC to climb down who went on with his public posturing of inviting and entertaining the traitors. Modi's government has now called off the talks. The reason for the Pak HC for carrying talks with the separatists was simply that they were doing it "all these years since 2003". The Briyani diplomacy o...
Posted By: ramar2005 on 29 Aug 2014
 
Our Native Country!: India’s Mission to the Moon - Chandrayaan - Info and Videos (Technology)
 Started by: naudurivsm on 19 Nov 2007
   ...t would orbit around moon 100 km from moon surface. Chandrayaan-II ISRO is also planning a second version of Chandrayaan named: Chandrayaan-II. According to ISRO Chairman G. Madhavan Nair, "The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) hopes to land a motorized rover on the moon in 2010 or 2011, as a part of its second Chandrayaan mission. The rover will be designed to move on wheels on the lunar surface, pick up samples of soil or rocks, do in situ chemical analysis and send the data to the mother-spacecraft Chandrayaan-II, which will be orbiting above. Chandrayaan-II will transmit the data to the ground. Video - 1 The following video gives lot of information about the missi...
Posted By: naudurivsm on 19 Nov 2007
 
Our Native Country!: Jihad against India - "Why My Father Hated India"
 Started by: sguk on 15 Jul 2011
   ...howing that when it comes to the press’s responsibility and freedom, more can amount to less, and that the supposed watchdog of democracy can quickly turn into its most insidious enemy within. More than a decade ago, in what now seems an innocent era, I wrote in the Financial Times of the creeping “Murdochization” of the Indian news media. I meant primarily the growing dominance of advertiser-friendly infotainment in major newspapers such as the Times of India and the Hindustan Times. Every day, and often on the front page, these once-stodgy newspapers were carrying reports of parties at five-star hotels and fawning profiles of film stars, musicians, cricketers and fashion design...
Posted By: sguk on 17 Jul 2011
 
General: Recommend me some Good METALLICA songs...
 Started by: mercury6 on 06 Oct 2004
   ...ey are actually a Chritian rock band. Korn, disturbed -> Flog (dont ask me what that means). Radiohead - Awesome. Here are my favourite songs: Karma Police Creep Paranoid Android (see if the main riff sounds like an Indian movie or not) Subterranean Homesick alien Most of their work seems to be very good (I havent heard them all). but I have heard that they are exceptional thereby earning them the title of "Pink floyd of recent times". I have Aenima by tool - Fantastic. Saw them in US at ozzfest. Here are some of the bands I have seen here in To in the last year or so. Johnny Winter (Legendary Blues Player from Texas) Opeth In flames As I lay dyin...
Posted By: mercury6 on 08 Oct 2004
 
Events: Sadhguru is in Toronto on 28th May 2011
 Started by: Vandematram on 22 May 2011
   ...oser of the last 900 of years of rules in India which have screwed up the ethos, culture and dharma of India. He is also a strong opponent of the British educational system brought by Lord Mccaulay which is of 10+2 system which has destroyed our Gurukul system of learning. He said this was specifically engineered to destroy the Indian spirutuality. Which never happened to their surprise. To his detractors he is also called the Corporate Guru as he jet sets and plays golf. He breaks down all the rituals in Hinduism to the real purpose than leaving it abstract. He also explains how our great epics like Ramayana, Mahabaratha are a valuable instruction manuals for us for a good living and ...
Posted By: Vandematram on 22 May 2011
 
Jobs: unethical companies in canada
 Started by: chcool on 26 Sep 2010
   ...om anywhere. In fact i travelled to australia, thailand, m'sia, s.pore, bangladesh, srilanka, India, oman, Iran, saudi arabia, UAE, qatar, UK, Germany, belgium, netherlands, france, Italy, philipines and of cource canada. I am proud to be a ture indian professional ! My conclusion : Few desis are recognised here and enjoy their professinal life. Mejority of desis live in poverty forgetting what they achived back in India !...
Posted By: chcool on 27 Sep 2010
 
Networking: Anyone from Trichy (Tiruchirappalli) or Tamil Nadu
 Started by: JRF on 18 Mar 2006
   Good: ... it on Yoyo (50 np.), 100 loose crackers (rs. 2), Sweets (rs. 2.50). And we have free neer more in the pandal. It was sweet memories. TK Disclaimer : This is my personal experience. I was an indian citizen then and came from Africa and that might have been a reason why i found such little things to be the greatest things that happened in my life. By this posting i donot nessarily mean that you will enjoy Trichy the same way that i did. Please contact the Tourism board of Tamilnadu- Trichy chapter for more accurate information. Trichy can be a hot place and i would advise you to keep your self hydrated before roaming in thesun there. Also the steps leading to the rock fort temple to are ste...
Posted By: tamilkuravan on 21 Mar 2006
 
News and Events: Adam's bridge?
 Started by: zhabuk on 05 Feb 2006
   ...WE ALL INDIANS KNOW THAT THERE IS VARADI ( Bridge) BETWEEN INDIA AND SRILANKA WHICH WAS CONSTRUCTED BY "VANARA SENA" IN TRETA YUGA. BUT NOW NASA PEOPLE FIND IT THAT IT IS THERE AND THEY NAMED IT AS " ADAM BRIDGE". IS IT CORRECT TO CALL the ancient Bridge WITH THAT new and Alien Name???? THINK OF IT. Will they ever accept if we change the name of the "London Bridge" as "Laxman Jhoola"? !!!? SO, NOW, WE WILL SPREAD THE TRUTH ALL OVER THE W...
Posted By: zhabuk on 05 Feb 2006
 
Driving: DEVIKA MATHUR, DR. SHARDA & RADIO VOICE
 Started by: cir57 on 16 Nov 2007
   ...hse Milna Purani Delhi Mein" :( ) - 101.3 Pinky - Much better than rest of the crowd. Has an excellent knowledge of the Bollywood music. Speaks almost "shuddh" hindi. But gives too much Punjabi songs. And for God's sake - not every Indian has "Lassi" in morning - 101.3 - There is some expert talking @10-12 in morning. This guy gives his comments on anything from religion to Canadian politics to technology. Worse, he gets lots of callers implying that callers do believe in him - 101.3 Moin Akhtar - Everybody thinks same about him. He thinks he is an expert on music. :down: As per him "Waada Karo Janam" is composed by LP Shankar Jaikishen and Naus...
Posted By: meghal on 15 Sep 2008
 
Our Native Country!: Kejriwal Sacks his Cabinet Minister on Corruption Charges
 Started by: san-hugo on 12 Oct 2015
   ...e following writer has nailed our problem perfectly: http://m.rediff.com/news/column/the-corrupt-indian/20151014.htm I am not surprised and this will take generations to solve if we started to correct honestly from today. Hiren[/quote] Although, what he said is correct, the article doesn't appear to be complete, but a half baked effort. I would love to see more detailed analysis. Anyhow! It takes two to tango. While the public is at fault, the Public administration needs to be strictly enforced. We are at a Chicken and egg situation. Let's first ascertain as to who has the utmost power for system reformation. It's the Politicians. Let them pay heed and provide with the be...
Posted By: hchheda on 16 Oct 2015
 
Have Fun!: Twenty-20 Worldcup
 Started by: monk on 04 Oct 2007
   ...Funny one In the post-match presentation, Ravi Shastri to Dhoni 'Congratulations to you and the whole Indian team for winning this world cup. You guys have produced a great nail biting show... and deserve the cup. We welcome you to share the joy with us.' Dhoni 'Thanks Ravi, the match was pretty close encounter between two great teams and our guys held the nerve to win the game and cup.' Shastri, 'Who was the main reason for this thrilling victory?' Dhoni, 'All of us played well b...
Posted By: monk on 04 Oct 2007
 
Ask Immigration Expert: Immigrating (express entry) or work visa as Priest?
 Started by: newbieca on 13 Aug 2018
   For Express Entry you need a good score of 442 points 0r better.: ...vedic medicines and panchkarma. He is fluent in Sanskrit and performs all kind of puja's as well. During his last visit, one of the temples had him for visitation and lecture. They want to now sponsor him on work visa as a priest. He has experience letter from Indian temple's board of directors and recommendation from fellow pundits about his work. Can he come over as priest on work visa in short term? His express entry file does not mention anything about his priest experience but this can be updated anytime online, is it ok to do so? His file was submitted in April 2018. Can he add another NOC on his express entry profile for priest category as well? Any and all help and sug...
Posted By: Full House on 14 Aug 2018
 
Our Native Country!: Plight of female DTC conductors
 Started by: dimple2001 on 23 Mar 2014
   ... While that should be reassuring for Indian women, especially now as the country continues to be one of the fastest growing economies in the world, and has many women in leadership positions such Meira Kuma, the Speaker of the Lok Sabha and Sonia Gandhi the leader of the Congress Party heading the ruling coalition; the reality is starkly different. Women and girl-children are treated deplorably in the second-most populous country in the world. Rita Banerji, the founder of the The 50 Million Missing Campaign observes that, “In another two decades, India will have annihilated 20 percent of its female population.” To imagine how vast those numbers are; just put together the entire popu...
Posted By: Full House on 27 Mar 2014
 
Life: An open letter to a "specific person"
 Started by: meghal on 13 Apr 2006
   ...e thing to a white person who stays in India..try it and I'm sure they wud laugh on you [/quote] Obviously you have never had any contact with any "White Folks" in India so FYI, they actually love and enjoy Indian Culture (except the few exceptions who are sent to India on short term projects and never get a chance to explore India. Same is true for our Desi brothers from TCS working in Canada :D) [quote][i]Originally posted by jasmeek[/i] 2. You say that we should behave like true Canadians so let me ask you are you like Candians who have sex with multiple partners,treating sex like a cup of coffee... [/quote] Which magic hat did you pull that juicy tidbit about ...
Posted By: DesiTiger on 16 Apr 2006
 
Our Native Country!: What made people angry in Karnataka
 Started by: MGupta on 08 Oct 2008
   ...rsis, the Jews (India is the only country in the world where Jews were not persecuted), the Armenians, or today the Tibetans.[/COLOR][/B] I am also aghast at the one-sided coverage by the Indian media of the Christian- Hindu problem: blasts after blasts have killed hundreds of innocent Hindus in Varanasi, Delhi, Mumbai train blasts, Jaipur, etc. Yet, neither Manmohan Singh nor Sonia Gandhi have pronounced once the word ‘Islamic terrorism.’ But when furious Hindus, tired of being made fun of, of witnessing their brothers and sisters converted by financials traps, of seeing a 84-year-old swami and his Mataji brutally murdered, of reading blasphemy about their Gods, vent their anger agai...
Posted By: MGupta on 08 Oct 2008
 
Life: You know you're brown when......
 Started by: heaven on 21 Jul 2007
   ...ot married at the age of 17. * You use chilli sauce instead of tomato ketchup. * You fight over who pays the dinner bill. * You say you hate Indian films/songs but secretly watch/hear them * you make a big deal if you see a girl and guy talking * You always say "open the light" instead of "turn the light on". * You're walking out of customs with your trolley at the airport and you see all twenty-five members of your family who have come to pick you up. * You go back to your parents' country and people treat you like a member of the royal family. * You ask your dad a simple question and he tells you story of how he had to walk miles barefoot...
Posted By: heaven on 21 Jul 2007
 
General: ABC Holidays
 Started by: Aashu on 14 Mar 2006
   Abc Holidays-Got from Google: .... As far as we knew, during that 2 hours we were there, NOBODY bought anything. I looked around many times during the 'pitch' and everyone was looking pretty miserable and cautious as we did. Thank God. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ TK Sidenote: Looks like the 3 days accomodation only is free. Be careful , b'cos they can charge for food, housing kepping, maintenance etc......
Posted By: tamilkuravan on 14 Mar 2006
 
Our Native Country!: Superbug infection in India; Watchout
 Started by: Vandematram on 11 Aug 2010
   ...India-UK-scientists-warn-of-worldwide-spread/articleshow/6293126.cms Superbug on the prowl in India, UK scientists warn of worldwide spread AP, Aug 11, 2010, 03.46pm IST LONDON: British scientists have found a superbug that is resistant to most antibiotics and are warning that it is widespread in India and could soon appear worldwide. The superbug has so far been identified in 37 people who returned to the UK after undergoing surgery in India or Pakistan. In an article published online Wednesday in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases, doctors reported finding a new gene, called NDM-1. The gene alters bacteria, allowing them to become resistant to nearly all known ant...
Posted By: Vandematram on 11 Aug 2010
 
General: Indo Canadian domestic violence - BC
 Started by: morning_rain on 19 Jul 2007
   ... between male children and female children? Is it the way women are percieved in Indian or Sikh or Punjabi culture? Does it help to write a book/ article about the number of incidents hoping to serve as a wake up call? any thoughts? there is a very negative perception about the sikh community in BC.[/quote] I am glad you raised the issue. I've been thinking about it a lot lately. I am a sikh myself, was born and brought up in a moderately religious environment back home, never lived in Punjab though. It takes a lot of guts (and shame) to say that I am not a proud sikh anymore, after moving to Canada three years ago. You don't have to read the newspaper to know something nast...
Posted By: clandestinely on 19 Jul 2007
 
Life: If Hindu temple okay at ground zero, why not mosque
 Started by: mcg7 on 10 Sep 2010
   ...build a Hindu temple on a site, then you should be able to build a mosque on the site." http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/world/Obama+pleads+tolerance/3509516/story.html Indian media tend to exaggerate when quoting Obama, IMO. [quote] Posted by over2canada Construction of Mosque near Ground Zero should not have been a big issue. Let them construct. They are going to pray there only.[/quote] The issue that most of the people have is that the terrorist that were involved in attack were Muslims. So constructing a mosque near the place of attack somehow negates/downplays the seriousness of this attack. Second, some of the mosque are breeding ground for terrorist, as see...
Posted By: meghal on 11 Sep 2010
 
Our Native Country!: India is now flooded with $1 billion per week
 Started by: Vandematram on 11 Jun 2009
   ...ding into India at the rate of $1 billion a week. If sustained, this will be the :cheers: mother of all financial stimuli, eclipsing the finance minister's budgetary endeavours:cheers: . :) The dollar flood is not due to the Congress election victory;) . In April, foreign institution investors (FIIs) poured $1.3 billion into Indian equities. They poured another $1.87 billion in the first half of May - before the election result. For May as a whole, the inflow was $4.14 billion, or a billion a week. This is part of a global phenomenon. Since April, $20 billion has flooded into all emerging markets. The Sensex is up 50% in 2009. But Russia is also up 63%, China 57%, Brazil 60%, and ...
Posted By: Vandematram on 11 Jun 2009
 
Our Native Country!: Mumbai girls jailed after Facebook post about Bal Thackeray
 Started by: brown_bear on 19 Nov 2012
   ...it would have caused communal disturbance !! Hmm that logic makes the arrest of the muslim girl less tragic I suppose. Then pls answer me What If a north Indian hindu girl would have commented on FB ? We know the answer that police would have still arrested the dame being non marathi but that arrest would have been little more tragic. right ? What If a mumbaikar maratha monoosi girl would have commented like that ?? she would have been immune i suppose. no police action. Anyway the fact is that a muslim girl commented, a hindu girl liked it, both were arrested. so your logic is as crap as police's action. Just to make it clear , My viewpoint is girls were s...
Posted By: ramar2005 on 14 Dec 2012
 
Have Fun!: Driving in India
 Started by: ppbhai on 16 Sep 2010
   ...iting India and daring to drive on Indian roads, I am offering a few hints for survival. They are applicable to every place in India except Bihar, where life outside a vehicle is only marginally safer. Indian road rules broadly operate within the domain of karma where you do your best, and leave the results to your insurance company. The hints are as follows : Do we drive on the left or right of the road? The answer is "both". Basically you start on the left of the road, unless it is occupied. In that case, go to the right, unless that is also occupied. Then proceed by occupying the next available gap, as in chess. Just trust your instincts, asc...
Posted By: ppbhai on 16 Sep 2010
 
Independent Category: Immigration 101: How to Succeed in Canada?
 Started by: Vandematram on 01 Jul 2010
   Welcome to the cursed land (where people work this friday): ...ou canot) 10. Most Canadians are hardworking (yeah. They work 12 hours – very hard work- a day. They compensate energy by eating beef, pork, drinking. Indian body canot do this) 11. You can go to India and come whenever you like (you pay for the airfare of around $1200 a person.in 2002 it was $ 1600 / person) 12. You can own (mortgage a home). (yeah. Who gives you a job here) 13. 1 C$ = Rs. 42. (As if you will get money to send to India. When you receive money from India to pay bills here, you will know Rs 80 = 1 large Tim hortons coffee) Most come here fooled by this statement (incl . me). Once they come here, all their money (savings) is gone by the time you know that you were che...
Posted By: tamilkuravan on 02 Jul 2010
 
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