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Life: Mother danced as the child died
 Started by: sanjeevm on 29 Sep 2004
   ...r, but none conspire to control my life and I don't feel any one community owns the country. FYI, I never refer to a White Canadian as a gora myself, when I speak with one there's no feelings like "oh wow! I'm speaking to a gora!". The feeling's mostly no different from speaking to another Canadian who may be an Indian or a Pakistani. Hard to comprehend? [quote] [quote] Rather, I personally drew a lot closer to India emotionally once I moved out. [/quote] Above is another quote from you- yeah I can dig it- reflects the dull and insipid truism- "absence makes the heart grow fonder". [/quote] May sound dull and insipid to you again, but its more than th...
Posted By: BlueLobster on 03 Oct 2004
 
Our Native Country!: India's Hall of Courage: Neerja Bhanot
 Started by: Vandematram on 16 Jan 2010
   ... courage, attested by some 350 passengers who survived the nightmare, although some 20 died and 120 were wounded after hijackers opened fire on them when Pakistani commandos prepared to storm the plane. Among her acts of courage was her refusal to collect US passports and hiding some of them as the hijackers sought to isolate Americans and Indians. She knew they meant business when one of the hijackers pulled Rajesh Kumar, a 29-year-old Indian American California resident to the front of the aircraft, asked him to kneel at the door, and shot him in the head when their demand for a new flight crew was not met. Neerja died shielding three children from gunfire as a bloody massacre erupted ...
Posted By: Vandematram on 16 Jan 2010
 
Sports: What should be done to the Indian team (Not the Players) ?
 Started by: JRF on 23 Mar 2007
   ...eart beat of his team players. Harbajan was not really bowling to pick the wickets but to contain the runs and secure his ***. Why ? Fielding is something that we never care, [b] Eh Sher ka kaam nahin hein [/b] kind of thinking. Not to discuss really much about this area ? In what way Sri Lankan's are physically superior than the Indians. Not able to figure out really. So why we lack in this ? Batting, A very tough subject to touch. Ganguly has reasonably bounced back. In last world cup, even the umpires were capable of bowling a short ball to Ganguly's face and pick his wicket with a catch. He seem to have fixed that problem. Even Azhar was losing his wicket his in a spe...
Posted By: JRF on 23 Mar 2007
 
General: Spoken Hindi
 Started by: rsk12 on 01 Feb 2008
   ...s that Hindi and Sanskrit have already been cut as a full BA honours degree subject. To be a nation, Bhaaratiya mentally slave people must at least adopt and practice a common national language. Let them have English as a tool, not as their mother. To say that all Indian languages are national languages means legitimizing numerous nationalities. It is not for nothing that the Indian Muslims, right from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and from Assam to Gujarat , are proud of Urdu as their Qaumi language and use it gracefully, while Hindus detest or treat Hindi as an untouchable. By doing so, they themselves have become untouchables in the political arena, nationally and internationally. Hindi medi...
Posted By: investpro on 03 Feb 2008
 
Life: History made in Canada: First Muslim Mayor elected in a major Canadian City
 Started by: Vandematram on 19 Oct 2010
   ...ooses Naheed Nenshi for mayor 1 hour, 18 minutes ago By Kelly Cryderman, Jason Markusoff and Richard Cuthbertson CALGARY - Political newcomer Naheed Nenshi won a dramatic see-saw battle to become Calgary's mayor Monday night, capping a stunning rise that saw the business professor climb from the pack's fringes to the city's top job. Nenshi, 38, originally considered a long shot, defeated longtime alderman Ric McIver and former TV anchor Barb Higgins in a race that attracted voters in droves. By midnight, Nenshi had opened a lead of more than 21,000 votes over second-place McIver, capturing about 39 per cent of the popular vote, compared with McIver at 32 per cent ...
Posted By: Vandematram on 19 Oct 2010
 
News and Events: Is it all over for the India?
 Started by: indi2can on 30 May 2012
   ...USA. Families destroyed, economy down the toilet, political rights/personal liberties quickly being usurped etc. This is also happening to middle class India, but to a lesser degree. [/quote] The current economic growth in India is directly linked to this "house of cards" you mention. If it topples, the Indian economy will go with it. Secondly, if by social cohesion, you mean close-knit families, I'll agree India is better off. However if you're referring to broader social cohesion as in a community or a country (also critical for growth), India is far behind. The US has been on the decline lately, anybody can see that. However with all the economic issues and the "...
Posted By: BlueLobster on 31 May 2012
 
Our Native Country!: Very interesting and thought provoking article
 Started by: Nightmare on 25 Mar 2009
   ...ts and other downtrodden sections of the people, he said not even a single PDP worker had been arrested for communal clashes in the state. Madani alleged it was because of IUML's fear of losing their traditional Muslim votes, they were making false and baseless allegations against his party. On allegations of IUML State General Secretary P.K. Kunhalikutty that PDP was spreading communalism in the state, he said the IUML had no right to make such statements as its workers removed the national flag and hoisted party flag at Karipur Airport a few years ago. Claiming he had never propagated or encouraged terrorism through his speeches or actions, he said he had expressed some statement...
Posted By: Vandematram on 28 Mar 2009
 
Our Native Country!: India - An Emerging Refining Hub too...
 Started by: desertfox on 25 Nov 2006
   ...il 2010. Meswani sees Jamnagar’s significance reaching well beyond the subcontinent. The refinery “golden age” for Asia is dawning. “Reliance is building a refinery for the West on an Indian site,” he says, adding that the refinery is simultaneously a challenge to those who believe China is always ahead of India when it comes to industry. – DPA...
Posted By: desertfox on 25 Nov 2006
 
USA: The Great New Orleans Land Grab
 Started by: cludo on 08 Sep 2005
   ...onstruct a New Orleans". Deals are already being made with a Las Vegas business group to construct multi-million dollar casinos in the Big Easy on prime real estate that was owned by Black families. Whites throughout history have been notorious "land grabbers". In the USA they first confiscated land that belonged to American Indians. Most of the Indians ended up in worthless tracts of land called "reservations". The largest "land grab", however, was the theft of Aztlan. This occurred soon after the Mexican-American War. In Alta California , vast "Ranchos" were stolen from the Californios through a variety of scams. A favorite ploy was to impose ex...
Posted By: cludo on 08 Sep 2005
 
Our Native Country!: Muslims put out Godhra fire, says Banerjee report
 Started by: maple_asian on 07 Mar 2006
   ... yet to find threads where muslims have started bashing hindus. And I also have to find some on this thread who have made an effort to answer some of the concerns. The answer probably is either they dont care or the likes of you dont exist for them.One Indian soldier for every seven Kashmiris is used to further India's nationalist claim on Kashmir. More than a million refugees, three wars, and hundreds of thousands have been killed as a result. [quote]India is the only country in the world where the so called majority have been living as refugees on the outskirts of delhi for over a decade and not a single government minister or official has bothered to go and visit them. Compare that w...
Posted By: Azazf on 08 Mar 2006
 
Arts and Culture: An inspiring journey of Tulsi Gabbard
 Started by: Surti on 17 Jan 2014
   ...l the 19th and 20th Century wars put together. They have ruined far better economies of Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece and soon-to-join U.K. and have brought misery, poverty and unemployment in these countries. The debt burden of these countries would have to be paid by yet-to-be-born children of these countries. Indian economy is weak without Oil. AAP would ruin it beyond salvage. However, it is typical of AAP supporters to be without brains, like Zombies. They would have made the best Nazi – pledging unquestioning loyalty to supreme leader. He goes on to say that her mother, who followed Hindu religion, should be praised. I think I can see a bitterness creeping in that Tulsi follows ...
Posted By: Nightmare on 18 Jan 2014
 
Moving Soon: Americans applying for H1B to India
 Started by: nishitno1 on 21 May 2004
   ...like a lot of techies are heading to Mera Bharat for “all the exciting R&D work that’s on.” Nasscom’s initiatives to smoothen the return, US companies’ need to track outsourced work better as well as IT majors’ schemes to get Indians to work at their India Development Centres show all signs of gathering steam under Mr Singh’s regime . And it’s not just Indians returning, Americans who participated in the globalisation boom in the Nineties are thirsting for the same challenge and excitement. Take for instance, John Winchester who has recently shifted from the US to India as vice-president, engineering of the Indore-based Impetus Technologies. The company is doing c...
Posted By: nishitno1 on 21 May 2004
 
Jobs: Canadian Experience - a systemic unfair employment barrier to newcomers
 Started by: aamir.khawaja.fb on 10 Jul 2013
   ...n, interpersonnel, and presentation skills? How can you make sure that the one with Canadian Experience possesses all of these skills? After working in Canada for the past 8 years, I can safely say that NOT ALL Canadian Experienced professionals have these skills as well, whether Caucasian, Afro-Canadian, Indian, Middle Eastern, Asian, or European. This barrier is put forth as a discriminatory tool with the assumption that an 'ABC Singh or Kumar', who just immigrated doesn't know the skills required without giving them a chance to prove themselves in the interviews. When the whole world is shrinking and globalizing, and the skills are more transfereable than ever before, how can you just...
Posted By: febpreet on 22 Jul 2013
 
Sports: ... And they said -
 Started by: Maharaj on 05 Dec 2006
   ...ess is needed to set things up otherwise you'll have 'ad-hocery' and that will leave you nowhere." NOVEMBER 26, CAPE TOWN CHAPPELL SAID "There's not much you can say at this stage. This is the squad we've got till the end of the series, and we've got to work hard. They (Indian politicians) are entitled to make any comment they like. That's what they are paid to do in Parliament." NOVEMBER 29, PORT ELIZABETH SEHWAG SAID "When we get a good opening partnership, it will be a different game. We see who's in form, and who's batting well at the nets. No one has been making runs, so we've given him (Dinesh Kaarthick) a chance." DECEMBER 3, CENTURION CHAPPE...
Posted By: Maharaj on 05 Dec 2006
 
Our Native Country!: Stormy end to Baba Ramdev's fast
 Started by: KumarM on 05 Jun 2011
   ...[quote][i]Originally posted by puttoo[/i] [quote][i]Originally posted by Fido[/i] Baba Ramdev has asked the Govt that the money stashed abroad is Indian asset and its the Govt s responsibility to get it back ..... .... [/quote] Great of Baba to call for that .... however it is not that the government is saying that there is no black money stashed abroad and is refusing to bring it back to India. Keep in mind that this black money has not come overnite during Congress rule. We had five years of NDA and before that we had two stints of non congress gov...
Posted By: Nightmare on 06 Jun 2011
 
Our Native Country!: Are there any Indians or are we just a bunch of Gujjus, Bongs, Sikhs, Brahmins,
 Started by: Big B on 11 Feb 2006
   ...er and America's equivalent. The "open" Russia is not a shadow of its former self. You don't know what holes will be exposed when China's iron gate opens, don't believe everything you read in the media. Coming back to the point of not being divisive, I think it may be prudent to start with a definition of what it means to be Indian. Tried to do a search on google and most of the initial results were about Native Americans. :) [/quote]Great observations. I raised the China flag only to provoke discussion. I am no advocate of their system - one that curbs freedom of expression, artificially controlled birth rates and skews it in favour of the male and a variety of others ...
Posted By: Big B on 11 Feb 2006
 
Feedback and Comments: re Sexy Vixen
 Started by: pinky blinky on 05 Jul 2004
   ...l (but in his implication to morons/unintelligent) persons as Biharis or Bangladeshis, or all persons who have been brought up in a society which shuns the word sexy in public as villagers and 60’s or 70’s generation, thereby calling them fools indirectly, that is what I will not like to accept as a mute audience- I feel that needs some action. And anyone who supports that view, directly or indirectly, by using the whole discussion to spit sarcasm, is like an accessory to a murder and equally guilty. To give you a few examples: [quote] Originally posted by Guru 420 which village of bihar/bangladesh did u come from buddy? sexy vixen is objectionable ............hmmmmmm...........
Posted By: Banjara on 09 Jul 2004
 
Independent Category: Should I or Should not come to Canada -Opinion Please
 Started by: Daniel_A on 26 Mar 2004
   ...t historical landmark of Pune. Situated in Yerwada on Pune-Nagar Road, the palace covers an area of 19 acres. Its Italian arches, spacious lawns, the picturesque setting and a pleasing colour-combination lend it a magnificence of its own. There are five halls in the palace. Pictures of the Indian Independence movement adorn the walls of the palace. Prince Aga Khan donated the palace to Gandhi Smarak Samiti in 1972 and since then it has housed a small museum with the articles used by Gandhiji and Kasturba. The memorial runs a Khadi Gramodyog Bhandar, Mahadev Chhapkhana, Rashtriya Mahila Sansthan and stitching classes. In the heart of the city stands the Shaniwar Wada, the famous residenti...
Posted By: Daniel_A on 07 Apr 2004
 
Life: Pathetic performance of first year students in University !
 Started by: Vandematram on 14 Apr 2009
   ...like a taxi meter. The other family which came from a village in North India without any knowledge of English or any skills and did not spend any significant monies is making 60K to 70K and they cannot be replaced by an import from China or India. You please decide for yourself based on my explanation haven't we gotten into a vicious cycle. We create incompetent University students who should be driving our technology companies by innovation?. This is what is being addressed in this post!....
Posted By: Vandematram on 17 Apr 2009
 
Life: TTC saga Part III: Do you have this video?.
 Started by: Vandematram on 09 Feb 2010
   ...ia. Pachauri, whose previous 20 books include titles such as \"Business unusual: championing corporate social responsibility\", says he wrote the romp while on international business flights. - Post Comment | Alert ModeratorYour comment(s) on this article And, everybody was thinking he was busy reviewing the IPCC material. The guy should have been fired. ND, Pachauri! What is with these guys. - Sunil - Dehradun - :cheers: He's a womaniser, I worked with his organisation and experienced it. You'll find that all top positions in his organisation are captured by women (u know how). He never spares a chance to touch the female staff. :cheers: - Radha - Delhi ...
Posted By: Vandematram on 09 Feb 2010
 
Family Class: Why do all Professionals want to come to Canada?
 Started by: BLOODY_FOOL on 26 Feb 2004
   ...e making Rs 25k - Rs 50k per month in India, could well afford to travel to the states to write the exam, and should not have a problem with getting a visa either since they could demonstrate significant ties to India (secure job, et al). BTW, one does not have to go to the States, appear for the CPA and 'then come back and apply' as you put it. The CPA could be written during the application process as well.........and the CPA would still enjoy reciprocity from the Ontario CA's as he wrote it before landing in Canada. [quote][i]Orginally posted by Manasvi[/i] Talking of substantiating I am still awaiting ur "own" found statistics .Somehow you arent coming out with it . I a...
Posted By: crenshaw on 24 Oct 2004
 
Family Class: Wife sponsor outside Canada
 Started by: MARKDZ on 17 Oct 2009
   ...eer center twice a week to take computer education classes. Betancourt has been out of work since July, when he was laid off from his supermarket maintenance job. He lives on about $600 a month in unemployment benefits, barely enough for the rent for his efficiency apartment, food and utilities. He has trouble believing the recession is over. In his neighborhood, he sees other jobless people and empty stores. "It's as if they just gave the economy a nice coat of varnish to make everyone feel better," he said. "I'm in a state of anxiety, and I see it all around Miami." The worst recession since the 1930s may be over, but the recovery isn't expected to be strong...
Posted By: brown_bear on 06 Nov 2009
 
Independent Category: Canada Immigration Processing time in India ( Under NEW RULE)
 Started by: Abhishek12 on 25 Feb 2009
   Request to All : Canada Immigration Processing time in India ( Under NEW RULE): ...ant or Spouse / Common-Law Partner has worked in Canada Worked full-time in Canada for at least one year. I was in Toronto on Work permit for 1.1 Years (Oct, 2006 to Nov, 2007) = 5 Total points = 68 Points Note: I have Bachelor Degree in Engg (In Mechanical stream). Currently, I have more than 5 years work experience in Indian IT Company. My current job title is Program Analyst. As a Program Analyst, I have below responsibilities: 1. Manage all communication between software integration team and the client. 2. Day-to-day responsibilities include meeting clients and gathering system requirements 3. Provide Technical Solutions to meet client requirements 4. Create Technical...
Posted By: Abhishek12 on 28 Feb 2009
 
General: It Professional Recently moved to Edmonton,Alberta from India &finding jobs
 Started by: karunsingh12 on 04 Oct 2017
   ...apply for a job your resume goes in garbage, when they just see an Indian sounding name & other ethnic name on the resume. Hence Punjabi Harrinder becomes Harry, Pakistani Adnaan becomes Adam and all the Chinese people take Western names ( don't use their Chinese names ) , when they apply for jobs :) Jackie Chan's real name is Chan Kong-sang. All Chinese people have Chinese names, but they will go by Western names like Peter, Gary, Jennifer etc....
Posted By: MITRON on 05 Oct 2017
 
Our Native Country!: Woman ordered to...
 Started by: Ottawa_Nerd on 15 Jun 2005
   ...s added to her woes." The BJP called for reforms in personal laws to ensure gender justice. "The Shah Bano case was a glaring example when the legislature failed this reform process. The Imrana case gives to the Indian Society an opportunity to pause, think and reassert the need for personal law reforms in Islam," Mr Jaitley said. The BJP urged all quarters, including leaders of the Muslim community who disagree with the fatwa in the Imrana case, to question the correctness and fairness of the muslim clerics' pronouncements. ...
Posted By: Ottawa_Nerd on 29 Jun 2005
 
Financial Planning: RRSP 101 (All RSP questions answered)
 Started by: TO-Puttar on 29 May 2006
   RRSP FAQ: ...uture years. Those contributions, and the gains they would have earned, will be lost forever. Do I really need $1 million to avoid having to eat cat food in retirement? Retirement becomes a lot easier to afford if you've paid off your mortgage, or if you have a pension plan at work, especially an indexed one that provides guaranteed benefits. But 60 per cent of Canadian workers don't have employer-sponsored pension plans. For those with no retirement income except government benefits, RRSPs and additional saving will make a huge lifestyle difference. Those on very low incomes should also be aware that RRIF payouts after an RRSP has matured are fully taxable. So those payments may re...
Posted By: Mr.Scorpio on 19 Nov 2006
 
Life: Canadian Experience!!!!
 Started by: Chor_Per_Mor on 17 Oct 2003
   ...tions rather than the rule. They decided to leave the forum because of this. Some still visit only to read but rarely to contribute. They informed me that recently you had decided to form a Canadian chapter of the Indian chartered accountants and that certain people who had contacts therein had actually done the groundwork but nothing materialized. Another thing is that a thread to form a group of ex Mumbaiites was also formed but nothing materialized. They are also betting that the current thread on ex Dubaiites, where BKB, one of the sane guys on this forum, suggested that we all meet at a Tim Horton’s, will also be lost into oblivion, mainly because the originator of the thread Cheryl s...
Posted By: Makapao76 on 13 Sep 2004
 
Our Native Country!: It's official - Manmohan Singh the most corrupt PM ever of India !
 Started by: Vandematram on 16 Nov 2010
   ...ould've been the best judge. Who was behind Manmohan Singh? Of-course, your guess is as good as mine. This whole Congress is a dome of corruption and eating India each minute. I am happy that they are not in power and had a well deserving defeat. I hope they will never come to power EVER. But, this is Indian politics, and people forget too soon. Congressis need to oust Gandhi-Nehru family. But, how can you when it's a family party. BJP, on the other hand is not doing any favor to its own by being silent on Congress' corruption. What is stopping them to file cases, investigations, and charges? Underhand deal? May be. What conspired with CBI Director's Diarygate? Why BJP is silent and tr...
Posted By: DELHI INDIAN on 14 Sep 2014
 
   ...ould've been the best judge. Who was behind Manmohan Singh? Of-course, your guess is as good as mine. This whole Congress is a dome of corruption and eating India each minute. I am happy that they are not in power and had a well deserving defeat. I hope they will never come to power EVER. But, this is Indian politics, and people forget too soon. Congressis need to oust Gandhi-Nehru family. But, how can you when it's a family party. BJP, on the other hand is not doing any favor to its own by being silent on Congress' corruption. What is stopping them to file cases, investigations, and charges? Underhand deal? May be. What conspired with CBI Director's Diarygate? Why BJP is silent and tr...
Posted By: DELHI INDIAN on 14 Sep 2014
 
Moving Soon: Interesting News
 Started by: Desi # 1 on 15 Nov 2004
   ...using her political position to help the exotic dancer.The Tories, citing media reports, also accused Ms. Sgro's office of allowing an Indian deportee facing a Canada-wide arrest deliver pizza to her office and to hang around at her election headquarters during the election campaign.”Did the minister alert her department and if not why not?”Ms. Fry said during an election campaign, a campaign office is full of all kinds of people.”The minister was certainly not aware of this particular case. And she was certainly not aware that this particular person was there. She is very, very careful about the security of this country.”Ms. Sgro has promised to make sweeping changes to the immigrat...
Posted By: Desi # 1 on 15 Nov 2004
 
Moving Soon: I am coming to CANADA Now!
 Started by: VJ on 13 Oct 2004
   ...o to EUROPE for vacation and first he says no. But listening that the SON decides not to go, he immediately says nahi "TUJE EUROPE JARUR JANA HAI, APNE LIYE NAHI TO MERE LIYE, TUJE MERI JAWANI JINI HAI". The point is sometimes, one generation has to sacrifice for many more to come. It happens actually, especially in our Indian culture. My father was a simple, small-time Govt. servant. Daily in the morning he used to paddle his HERO CHAMP (I remember the moped name) and slowly at the speed of 30 KPH, he would reach his office and in the evening, I used to wait for him and see him coming back in the same tilted way of sitting on the moped. He worked for 37 long years at the same p...
Posted By: VJ on 13 Oct 2004
 
Have Fun!: Friday morning jokes
 Started by: desi in ottawa on 26 Oct 2007
   ...ows cooking. Chal Mere Bhai : Get a good deal for new car Haseena Maan Jayegei : Desi with green card . Taal : Listening to FM & noding head while driving. Phir bhi Dil Hai hindustani : Desi always thinking of conversion ($ to Rs) Dulhan Hum Le Jayenge : One who gets married in 15 days during his Indian trip. Tarkieb : To find a cheapest Apt. in Bay-Area California. Refugee : H4 with No-work. Joru Ka Gulaam : An unemployed Desi, who's wife is working. Beti No1 : Unmarried GIRL working in US. Jungle : Unwantedly staying in US. Har Dil Jo Pyaar Karega : Desi with green-card Sajan chale Sasural : Computer professional going to US. Himalay Putra : Firmly asking for $70k Elan-E-Jung...
Posted By: desi in ottawa on 26 Oct 2007
 
Study: kids schooling
 Started by: lal badshah on 23 Sep 2004
   ...ke dancing, volunteering, public speaking, and sharp wittedness etc) because in Indian kind of education, such opportunities are only provided to students who get good grades in normal academic subjects - they become the teachers favourites. After coming here, she has developed into such a wonderful child and she is now bubbling with confidence. She is considered the best student in her whole grade, she has got the valedictorian award (which by the way is considered much better than getting highest marks in acedemic subjects - which my son had got in grade 8!), she has worked with a guy who has been nominated by Canada three times for a nobel prize, a TV documentary has been prepared (and...
Posted By: chandresh on 13 Oct 2004
 
Life: Good Samaritan in Canada
 Started by: Margo on 28 Sep 2004
   ... real heritage in India- Rabindra Nath, Vidysagar, Bankim Chandra, Sangeet and treasure trove of culture and "BHADRALOK") its where i was last stationed in law enforcement, those who are familiar with it will vouch that practically every month theres a cab driver getting killed on the EM Bypass at night besides other things on that road. You are talking of a girl whos 10 years old, well here back in your "home with all its culture" , they are raping girls 7 months old: Ooops yeah who did that - a boy whos 9 years old...wow ! Ofcourse we forget Hetal Parekh 14 years of age a student raped and stabbed 21 times by a security guard Dhanajay Chatterjee 20 years of age then(w...
Posted By: soberflier on 28 Sep 2004
 
Our Native Country!: Dr. Swamy's Controversial article
 Started by: ramar2005 on 29 Jul 2011
   ...hers whose ancestors were Hindus. Others, who refuse to acknowledge this, or those foreigners who become Indian citizens by registration, can remain in India but should not have voting rights (which means they cannot be elected representatives). Any policy to combat terrorism must begin with requiring each and every Hindu becoming a virat Hindu. For this, one must have a Hindu mindset that recognises that there is vyaktigat charitra (personal character) and rashtriya charitra (national character). For example, Manmohan Singh has high personal character, but by being a rubber stamp of a semi-literate Sonia Gandhi and waffling on all national issues, he has proved that he has no rashtriya c...
Posted By: ramar2005 on 29 Jul 2011
 
Have Fun!: Leave Letters
 Started by: Garvo Gujarati on 06 Feb 2009
   Few more jokes based on murdered english: ...the train. When the train stopped at one of the stations on the way back the son requested Santa Singh to bring him a cup of Ice cream to which Santa readily agreed. When Santa and his son returned they found that a South Indian who couldn't understand Hindi had occupied his son's berth. Outraged, Santa Singh called the TT and asked him to help. TT requested that he could not understand Hindi/Punjabi so it would be better if Santa Singh explained the whole situation to him in English. Santa Singh explained, "That man sleeping on top of my wife is not giving birth to my child." __________________________________________________________________________________________________...
Posted By: GoldFinger on 06 Feb 2009
 
Real Estate & Mortgages: Home buying - 300K house or 400K house
 Started by: hopesrforever27 on 29 Sep 2009
   ...e line. I start renting in Calgary from $1600 (2007) and left last month with rent $1350. If I own same place as per 2007 price then I would be atleast 80K underwater (price deprecation from 2007 peak, taxes, condo fee, realtor commission, closing cost). I never heard that Indian kids in North America have option for " not to go univ". [quote][i]Originally posted by san-hugo[/i] Also abt 35 yrs loan and slavery to bank, if you pay 2000 pm as mortgage today, value of 2000 will drop for sure in years to come , what was the value (buying capacity) of a 100 dollars 10 years back ? much higher than as of today. In years to come your salary should also increase (or your kids will...
Posted By: rahul_singh23 on 13 Oct 2011
 
Independent Category: Urgently reply- Landing at Montreal with Federal skilled workers visa
 Started by: Yogen on 10 Oct 2008
   ...id not letting me in.. I standed there, and that person was passing by with some other work at counter, he let me in from security. And with surprise, that french officer came and given me immigration... I ask that officer..wht happen to printer thing.. he said.. welcome to quebec.. thts all.and went away. This south indian guy was simling..at me.. and that's all.. I never know his name..he just simile and told me u happy..? I was all surprise..!! still today, if you believe in god .. u don't know in what form they help you. Then, all was very smoth. I went to airport...and security let me go in with number provided my officer. she have stamped all papers, then at my job all ok. One o...
Posted By: bingo123 on 10 Oct 2008
 
Our Native Country!: Two sets of rules?
 Started by: MKBLR on 07 Dec 2013
   ...newindianexpress.com/opinion/The-contrasting-tale-of-two-sons-in-law/2013 Known as ‘Mappillai’ in Tamil and ‘Damad’ in Hindi, all sons-in-law have high standing in Indian families - religion, caste, region and language regardless. No surprise therefore that sons-in-law of wealthy, powerful families make news, mostly for wrong reasons. Some months ago, Robert Vadra, son-in-law of Sonia Gandhi, was in the news for building, in just four years, real estate empire worth couple of billion Dollars [Rs 11,000 crore], according to California’s Celebritynetworth.com, which even the media that adores Sonia Gandhi had to confess as reeking of corruption. When Arvind Kejriwal exposed ...
Posted By: ramar2005 on 14 Dec 2013
 
Life: Salute to Captain Cirillo !
 Started by: Vandematram on 25 Oct 2014
   ...n flag and sing O! Canada when your hearse drove that way. I'm sorry and apologize to you that we could not spot any Desi's in the crowd thanking you and saluting you!. We are always like this as even when our Indian parliament was attacked nobody thanked the heroes who defended the parliament and laid down the life in defense of our democracy!. Incidentally many are defending the perpetrators in court and want presidential pardon(Afzal Guru !). May be my fellow Desi's were eating Diwali sweets, bursting crackers and watching Happy New Year at Woodbridge Cinema !, when rest of Canada was saluting you!. May be it is NOT a big deal for my fellow Desi's as they value your Dollars, demo...
Posted By: Nightmare on 26 Oct 2014
 
Our Native Country!: Dalit woman sarpanch paraded naked in MP
 Started by: desi in ottawa on 23 Jun 2006
   ...n). The example you've mentioned is on the same lines. When we look at Central Asia/Middle East like Iran, was one of the centres of cultural evolution from way back BC times till Shah of Iran's period. Check where it is now ?. The reason you are seeing this(it did exist before) is that the Indian News Media has become very Aggressive & dynamic. If you have access to NDTV 24/7 or ZEE news you'll know. In a recent news report, ZEE News showed all the establishments of Dawood in Karachi, even long shots of his house in Karachi the only thing they did not do was presenting the address or his personal telephone number.If you watch local news on TV from India the current trend is that there ar...
Posted By: shankaracharya on 23 Jun 2006
 
News and Events: From Globe & Mail
 Started by: Rajeev Narula on 13 Apr 2008
   ...n empire of big ideas and very small cars, part 4 MARCUS GEE From Friday's Globe and Mail E-mail Marcus Gee | Read Bio | Latest Columns April 11, 2008 at 1:09 AM EDT MUMBAI — The story of the world's cheapest car begins on a rainy day in Bangalore. Ratan Tata was in the south Indian city on business and on his way to the airport. The head of India's most famous business empire told his driver to be careful on the slick roadway. As usual in India's crazy traffic, the streets were full of dodging scooters, many of them carrying whole families: father at the controls, mother holding on behind, children riding on their laps. Typically, none of them were wearing helmets. ...
Posted By: Rajeev Narula on 13 Apr 2008
 
General: Harper invites Aung San Suu Kyi to come to Canada
 Started by: Vandematram on 28 Dec 2010
   ...ng growing cases of kidnapping for ransom and target killing of members the minority community in the restive province. "As many as 27 Hindu families from Balochistan have sent applications to the Indian embassy for asylum in India," a top official at the Federal Ministry of Human Rights was quoted as saying by the Dawn newspaper today. Hindus had been living in Balochistan for centuries, but in recent weeks several members of the minority community had been kidnapped or murdered, forcing them to seek asylum in India, Regional Director for the Federal Ministry of Human Rights Saeed Ahmed Khan said. "It is a matter of great concern and urged the government to take imm...
Posted By: Vandematram on 28 Dec 2010
 
Life: Dedicated to those who voted for Conservatives
 Started by: Your friend on 21 Oct 2011
   ...e below - this smacks of hypocracy and white supremacy. so a simple jawan in BSF is involved in terror activities? any violence or terror that the BSF or the Indian army may have done is nothing compared to what the Canadian army is doing in Afghanistan. and what about all the untold and shameful tortures done by the US and Brit army in Iraq? is Canada requiring all americans and Brits who served in the army to acquire visas now? so sir, the Yanks and the Brits have a free ride into Canada. they can come and go any time, stay for as long as they like. it's only because India is a third-world country with no clout and no influence in the world that we have to put up with this. appa...
Posted By: sant on 11 Nov 2011
 
News and Events: Sringeri Vidya Bharati Foundation MahaKumbhabhishekam, June 2010
 Started by: Vandematram on 17 Jun 2010
   ...dia, according to Mr. Lakshmanan, who is also a green-energy entrepreneur in Toronto. Some leading Indian celebrities, including musician Narendra Chanchal, Carnatic vocalist Bombay Jayashree and Canadian choreographer and Bharatanatyam dancer Lata Pada, are attending the proceedings, according to Raghunath Nayak, who is in charge of publicity. The rituals will end with havan – or sacred fire ritual – to propitiate the main deity and the pouring of 1,008 pots of “energized’ water over the deities. The consecration ritual itself is considered very sacred. “While chanting mantras, the priests will touch heads of the deities. These rituals pass energy to the deities who th...
Posted By: Vandematram on 17 Jun 2010
 
Relocation: USA Vs CANADA
 Started by: jasmeek on 16 Feb 2005
   My Opinion: ...t I didn't get a job. I did manage to find a job with all those years spent in universities back home and here in the US. Its a decent one too. But candian life sucks in general. I'll pen down the reasons for my decesion: 1. Owr own countrymen: Yes, our fellow indians who come to canada in hordes, most of them illegally, seeking refugee status. Most of them are uneducated and paint a very bad picture of India. I refuse to be a part of that crowd. Not to say they indulge in illegal activities and act like holigans. Indians in the US are educated and you will rarely find anyone indulging in illegal activities. Infact they are considered to be one of the most peace loving communities. U...
Posted By: manjeet444 on 14 Mar 2005
 
Life: Sorry Your English Is Bad - Some Tips
 Started by: Socratic Wisdom on 10 Aug 2005
   ...ave used it on my family and close friends and they are improving every single day. Even today people ask me whether I was born in Canada. They are surprised when I tell them I wasn’t. NOTE: Being a very good communicator does not mean having the perfect accent. As long as you speak properly and refrain from using Indian slang you should fine. So stop using the “they-cant-understand-me-because-of-my-accent excuse.” Because people from Europe have all sorts of accents yet people are able to understand them because their English is grammatically perfect. 1)Slow Down: I don’t know why but people from India tend to speak English extremely fast. Don’t try to match your thought pro...
Posted By: Socratic Wisdom on 10 Aug 2005
 
Our Native Country!: Dell to set up facility in TN
 Started by: desertfox on 15 Sep 2006
   ...greement on Thursday with the Tamil Nadu Government to set up the facility in 50 acres of land in the Sriperumbudur Hi-Tech Park. Mr Rajan Anandan, Vice-President, India Sales, Dell, signed the agreement on behalf of Dell's Indian subsidiary with the Tamil Nadu Industry Secretary, Mr Shaktikanta Das, in the presence of the Chief Minister, Mr M. Karunanidhi, the Union Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Mr Dayanidhi Maran, and Dell officials, including Mr Ferrand. Manufacturing plans Mr Simon Wong, Vice-President, Asia Pacific/Japan manufacturing operations for Dell, told a press conference that in the first year, the facility would manufacture 3 lakh-4 lakh d...
Posted By: desertfox on 15 Sep 2006
 
General: Toyota's troubles
 Started by: shankaracharya on 18 Feb 2007
   ... way that the Volkswagen snuck into North America with the Beetle, followed by under-powered \"econoboxes\" from the Japanese and then Hyundai's debut with the Pony, Chinese and Indian automakers are expected to peddle their wares on these shores by decade's end with bare-bones models easily dismissed by the industry's entrenched players. :cheers: India's best-selling small car, the Maruti Alto, retails for $4,500, and Maruti and other leading Indian automakers, including Mahindra and Mahindra (M&M) Hindustan Motors and Tata Motors, are engineering cars designed to sell at half that price. Chinese firms like Chery are also intent on sneaking into industrial markets under the ra...
Posted By: shankaracharya on 18 Feb 2007
 
Moving Soon: Immigrants in Engineering
 Started by: lalitha2483 on 30 Apr 2012
   ... were scarce in India, many people left to Western countries to find better opportunities. It was easy for them as western countries had a much better growth rate at that time With the way Indian job market is right now, its normal to feel cocky until you come over to Canada and face ground reality. That said, I don't want to scare you off. All I want to say is that there is more competition for fewer jobs in Canada. But, hey if you are that smart person, who knows you can be one of those people who is successful. Unlike USA where you get a job first and PR later, Canadian system gives you PR first and then you have to hunt for job. There are three types of people you fin...
Posted By: brown_bear on 03 May 2012
 
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