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Our Native Country!: Another attack on Mumbai
 Started by: Ash20 on 26 Nov 2008
   WELL ITS TIME TO ACT STRONG NOW – LEST SEE OUR GOVEMENT HAS GUTS TO DO IT.: ...l police force, security agencies and some military excellent to track down each and every corner of India – search every minority people as well as corrupted politicians to find out if they have any link with outsider or internal terrorist groups ( like Simi, Indian mujahidin, etc…) – bring them to justice – shoot them – face encounter . – PUT MAXIMUM NUMBER OF FORCE TO DO THIS JOB – PUT STRONG OFFICERS AS WELL AS I WISH IF WE HAVE GUTS TO CLEAN UP ROOT CAUSE OF TERRORIST SOURCES , WHICH IS POK, BANGLADESH – WHERE ALL TERRORIST GET TRAINING AND SEND TO OUR LAND. WE GOT THIRD LARGEST ARMY – WAT ARE WE WAITING FOR – LETS PUT A WORRY ASIDE OF UN INTERVENTION – LOOK ...
Posted By: meetonline on 27 Nov 2008
 
Our Native Country!: Kejriwal Sacks his Cabinet Minister on Corruption Charges
 Started by: san-hugo on 12 Oct 2015
   ...ost of Indian media is anti-establishment, and Rajdeep Sardesai is rabidly anti-Modi, even going so far as to provoke a fight, and then only filming the retaliation to show that all Modi supporters are goons. I have asked my uncle, a middle class Delhi resident since over 20 years, what he thought of AK, and he said "bugger's a clown". The old man you spoke to must have seen the same "paid media" which is reporting that Modi is not allowing AK to work. I personally think AK is like a kid with a new, expensive toy that he got as a gift. He has no idea how it works, has no interest to learn how it works, and only cries that it doesn't work, or that his mother doesn't...
Posted By: civilengineer20978 on 22 Jan 2016
 
Sports: Who would you prefer in Semis - Australia or Pakistan?
 Started by: chandresh on 19 Mar 2015
   ...ure extremely well. They are mentally very tough. They stick to their plans & play as a unit as a team. They just play to win & not for individual records or scores. A guy on 99 will try to hit a 6 if the situation & ball demands. While Indian & Pak players get booged down in 40's & 90's & waste lot of deliveries to get to their 50 or 100. 7. Pak have a mental block against India in WC matches. They are yet to win against them in a WC, that will play on their mind. 8. Pak also drop lot of catches, unlike Aus. Its easy to take singles against Pak & rotate the strike/keep the scoreboard ticking & prevent pressure from building up, due to their poor fielding. 9. Aussie hardly drop a...
Posted By: adamthorat on 19 Mar 2015
 
Just Landed: Landing in June'13 Need to know Weather for Clothes to pack
 Started by: 1980stoneboy on 22 May 2013
   JUST DO WHAT THEY WANT. PLEASE DO NOT GET YOURSELF INTO TROUBLE UNNECESSARILY...: ...[quote][i]Originally posted by 1980stoneboy[/i] Hi Can we use Indian bank forex card that are valid in canada as proof of fund. These card need to be preloaded with canadian dollar and can be used like ATM card or DEBIT / credit card. We get receipt for fund that we preloaded. Please let me know as I am thinking if this financial instrument can be used as proof of fund, due to ease of use. Thanks Tarin[/quote] - Here is what they expect you to show. So, be p...
Posted By: Full House on 02 Jun 2013
 
Life: why so attachment with US?
 Started by: rahul_singh23 on 20 Dec 2005
   Racism in the US: ...ia, Alabama etc. [quote][i]Orginally posted by BlueLobster[/i] [quote][i]Orginally posted by nicefolks20[/i] 1. Respect. Desi's are better known in the US as highly educated, competitive, motivated, many are CEO's, and Indian engineering talent is now the talk of the nation as jobs get contracted to India. [/quote] Maybe in a strictly professional sense. But respect at a personal / social level? That's another story. You could be a CEO of XYZ Tech Inc., you'll still get that wierd look from the girl at the checkout and the restaurant waiter will probably serve someone else first even though you arrived before. The immigration officer sti...
Posted By: nicefolks20 on 28 Jan 2006
 
Our Native Country!: Future of Indian Political Equation - who will rule India ?.
 Started by: Vandematram on 16 Apr 2012
   ...The future of Indian political rulers are being played out in an experimental way in Kerala. Every person would claim that India is nearly 80% Hindu, 15 % Muslim and 5% Christian. But a new mathematical calculation shows that this not the case. The authors of this new math is Congress (I). Even though this equation is proving true in Kerala, Tamilnadu is next in line to prove this theorem. This will eventually be proved right all over India. http://dailypioneer.com/state-editions/kochi/54300-by-george-kerala-hindus-arent-a-majority-for-cong-allies.html inShare 1 Hindu...
Posted By: Vandematram on 16 Apr 2012
 
Our Native Country!: OOPS I did it again: Jethmalani defends Ansals!
 Started by: HelloG on 29 Feb 2008
   ...tempts to distort the case . [/quote] The judge and court decides if it is distrotrion based on the evidence presented in court. Fido and Jake3d does not decide who is distorting what, based on what we read in the Times of India/Indian Express or see on NDTV. [quote] Imagine him arguing that a Sikh walked up and killed Jessica Lal ..... baloney ....[/quote] That's for the judge to decide. Not you or me. The judge apparently did decide that it was indeed baloney. So Justice apparently did prevail. [quote] Much like the kidney doctor who brought kidneys from poor people to serve the rich - I am sure Jethmalani would find familiarity and defend his case too !!![/quote] If he...
Posted By: jake3d on 01 Mar 2008
 
Shopping: Indian Store & Dollar Store - Downtown Toronto??
 Started by: indian_curry on 26 Aug 2007
   Little bit of help: ...If you can go to Gerrard Street and make a small trip, there you can buy all your Indian Groceries in one shot and take the street car back to spadina or to your location. Also, on the Gerrard street they have the house of 220 for plugs and adaptors. You can't go wrong there. Give them a flying visit, whenever you have a day pass. http://www.garamchai.com/canada/mainbazaar.htm#Ontario Padma Groceries 1188, Bloor Street West, Phone: (416) 539-8043 This store is not close, but the nearest as I see it, bec...
Posted By: ftfl on 27 Aug 2007
 
General: Australia-NZ sports men show it again...
 Started by: tamilkuravan on 08 Oct 2010
   ...ism ... Lest we will become a racist superpower.. [quote][i]Originally posted by MGupta[/i] [quote][i]Originally posted by tamilkuravan[/i] http://www.thestar.com/sports/commonwealthgames/article/872650-australia-what-s-up-with-you?bn=1 [i]Hassene Fkiri had a straight-up meltdown during his gold-medal match. He lost. And then he lost it. And after giving officials the finger and refusing to shake his opponent’s hand, he lost the silver medal through disqualification. “The dipsh-t woman. God, what's her name? D-s-t? Is it D-s-t ... it looks like D-s-t,” Henry says, guffawing [/i] Interesting details from the star. As an immigrant, I knew t...
Posted By: dudewheresmycar on 12 Oct 2010
 
Our Native Country!: Decision to allow hindus sikhs from Pakistan & Bangladesh to stay in India.
 Started by: happywoman36 on 15 Sep 2015
   ...o me, it seems like poisoning the next generation. Just give proper environment to learn & develop the next generation and let them decide what is good or bad. I think knowledge is the only solution of this epidemic. Enough food for thought on this Friday morning. [/quote] Good post Delhite: I however have a contrary theory of evolution. Without going too far into the past, Religion was not what it is today. It was a means to pacify an agitated or directionless soul. The seniors/gurus provided guidance for moral behavior. The success of these gurus brought them fame and power, then came their coterie who would travel to distant places to spread the message and become the local gu...
Posted By: hchheda on 18 Sep 2015
 
Our Native Country!: Future of Indian Political Equation - who will rule India ?.
 Started by: Vandematram on 16 Apr 2012
   ...Remember”, says Tahir Mehdi, “that UP is the state where the capital of Urdu culture, Lucknow, is located and so is the epicentre of Hindutva politics Ayodhya, and the hometown of secular Indian nationalism (read Congress), Rae Bareli, and the minority Muslim voters are swinging political fortunes there and tipping balances of political power. Such is the dynamics of elections and the power of democracy”. How did the reverse process pan out? Tahir Mehdi writes: “A massive number of Hindus migrated from Sindh to India in 1947. But a few hundred thousand did not migrate. Non-Muslims in Sindh are around nine per cent of the total population or half the percentage of Muslims in UP. Hav...
Posted By: Vandematram on 16 Apr 2012
 
Visiting, Traveling and Picnicing: How & when to book on-line flights
 Started by: Fido on 10 Feb 2014
   ...ill see theat they are using the B777 Shuttles out of DUBAI) But I have travelled their economy class and upto DUBAI and then a shuttle to india. It was really good. Costs a bit more, but it was a direct flight with a switch at dubai. No airports could handle that big an aircraft then. They must have improved their infrastructure at the Indian End. Things are improving but slowly. These airlines can compete with any and all of the others. They have tonnes of Petrodollars and they also can buy tonnes of fuel at rockbottom prices and more so when they have their base of operations there in DUBAI or anywhere close by, in the M.E. We in Canada are still flying the old clunkers and they are ga...
Posted By: Full House on 18 Feb 2014
 
Real Estate & Mortgages: Slump in new home sales in US
 Started by: saregama on 25 Aug 2006
   ...sco continues to lose population at the fastest rate of any city in the US and most of those are professional jobs. The problem is not only the dot-com crash, but also the outsourcing technical jobs to India, which continues as corporations realize they can pay an Indian only 20% of what they must pay a similarly qualified employee in the Bay Area. Fewer people in the Bay Area means less demand for housing. It recently cost $3623 to rent a UHaul from San Jose to the midwest, but only $1800 to move the other way. This is because far more people are moving out of the Bay Area than are moving in. UNQUOTE FACT And how many people settle in GTA every year? You are right, 70% of the 300,000 ...
Posted By: Rajeev Narula on 08 Sep 2006
 
Study: Junior Kindergarten in Public Schools
 Started by: tamilkuravan on 01 Nov 2009
   ...a perfect country. This country is still in it's infancy, (just 142 years old) and remember, it is run by human beings like you and me, not machines. Indian civilization, on the other hand is approximately 5200 years old and yet we have evolved with so many weaknesses like corruption, casteism, the politics of religion and power, to name a few. What have we as Indians done change anhy of that? That being said I am not challenging your right to vent your feelings, it wouldn't be right to just criticize just for the sake of criticism. I am not sure you would complain in India if your kids were in a class of 70, would you? Of course not -because there would be no one to listen. I am ...
Posted By: web2000 on 02 Nov 2009
 
Just Landed: Winter jacket & shoes
 Started by: Fido on 22 Sep 2006
   Fido-No big deal: ... be covered against the cold. 6. You could use your leather shoes from India on the snow. I had bought a shoe from walmart for $12 (imitation leather) and have been using it to my office for over a year now and it is still good. If your Indian leather shoe wears off, you get good ones here for $10 or so. People just tend to overstate the facts. However , if you were a female, then i would suggest better clothing since females are more likely to feel cold. Just my 2 cents. TK A On a sidenote : When i came from India in 2002, i had brought 4 sweaters, 2 leather kackets, 2 pairs of long johns, 2 monkey caps and 2 sets of woolen gloves. I never used anything except gloves and monkey caps...
Posted By: tamilkuravan on 23 Sep 2006
 
Life: Canadian born confused desi
 Started by: naradavijaya on 22 Jan 2009
   ... than those here but in absolute numbers, I am pretty sure there are more 'westernized' folks in India than there are overseas in 'Western' countries. And don't forget about the Indians down under- they are 'easternized' ( that's a sick Bombay joke form the 70s)- I am sure you get the drift. I never got this notion about ABCD and CBCD anyways. It is just a label stuck onto Indians in Canada and America to say they are confused- but are they? They are just asserting their own identity and others label them so. Why is there no label like SBCD (Singapore born confused Desi), AFBCD (African born confused Desi). TBCD (Thailand born confused Desi - who is used to no hands ;) :) ). BBCD -...
Posted By: investpro on 23 Jan 2009
 
Sports: Defusing an explosive story, another artifice in this carefully constructed
 Started by: MGupta on 29 Sep 2010
   ...[quote][i]Originally posted by meghal[/i] I would like to know how many Indians are making beeline to Aussie embassy to get student or permanent visa. [/quote] Maybe your question was rhetorical...but I found this for thrills.... :D http://www.immi.gov.au/media/statistics/ Students visa granted 2009 -10 academic year - 12,483 (second after china) Students in the country (for June 2008 to June 2009) - ranges between 63,000 to 91,000 (more than China for the same time period). "India is the largest provider of overseas students to Australia. As at June 2009...
Posted By: dimple2001 on 29 Sep 2010
 
Our Native Country!: Time to change title : Narendra Modi will be the next PM of India....India won..
 Started by: RBO on 18 Nov 2013
   ...hese gate crashers are trying to get in to spoil their game. I believe the next term is going to be the most interesting term which will decide the direction of the nation. It is good to see that Indian Politics is going to change. In the state of Punjab, as I got a sense from my neighbor, the people are not happy with the working of Badal govt. because of its failure to curb the monster of drugs. The people are angry with the current govt. but at the same time, they don’t want to swing towards Congress. I think the situation will be interesting in the next few state assembly elections of northern India. ...
Posted By: Delhite on 16 Apr 2014
 
Family Class: Immigration Check Not required stamp on passport
 Started by: ilovebali on 02 Oct 2005
   Emigration Check Not Required: ...ndian Nursing Council Act, 1947 Dependent children of parents eligible for ECNR, as above (upto 24 years of age) All persons above the age of 60 years All visitors to Pakistan and Bangladesh All visitors going to any country in Europe (except the Commonwealth of Independent States) or North America, Australia, Japan and New Zealand. Source: http://passport.nic.in/ erra...
Posted By: erra on 03 Oct 2005
 
Moving Soon: Moving soon
 Started by: ravipatel on 05 Sep 2012
   ...ecause when I took myself back to all the years been in Europe, US, Canada. Reality is my own well read desi colleagues who in-fact were white collar executives & consultants were looking for anything cheap to live in, cook and wear. Their behavior was so obvious and appalling for an onlooker. Numerous examples of IT consultants from Indian Co. getting perdiems to live decently but chosing to share one room , cooking together to save bucks. Worst was they were not taking part in official but pooled get togethers and events to avoid contribution of 10 -12 bucks. The only saving grace was they were working legally in foreign land. But traditionally there are thousands of example of...
Posted By: san-hugo on 08 Sep 2012
 
Moving Soon: SHOULD I COME TO CANADA
 Started by: Atee on 14 Sep 2005
   Canada: From dreams to nightmares: ...ind that they don't get the job that their college degrees and experience require, having to instead settle for a dead-end job, even to the extent of being a sweeper with a PhD! Unfortunately, for those who actually manage to land the job they want, are sometimes paid 80% or even 70% of the amount a white Canadian will be paid for the same work. This is increasingly happening in recent years, signalling that Indians and the rest of Asians are deliberately discriminated against. While many say that previously most white Canadians were not really highly educated and that is why immigrants from Asia in the 60s, 70s, and 80s were able to bag jobs that were highly lucrative and satisfying, ...
Posted By: srgadgilin on 24 Sep 2005
 
Our Native Country!: Rs.1 lakh - People's Car - launched.!! Tata NANO
 Started by: naudurivsm on 10 Jan 2008
   ...ite of it. Attempts have always been made and will be made to remove them. We may utilize the new spirit that is born in us for purging ourselves of these evils. But what I have described to you as emblems of modern civilization are accepted as such by its votaries. The Indian civilization, as described by me, has been so described by its votaries. In no part of the world, and under no civilization, have all men attained perfection. The tendency of the Indian civilization is to elevate the moral being, that of the Western civilization is to propagate immorality. The latter is godless, the former is based on a belief in God. So understanding and so believing, it behooves every lover of India ...
Posted By: Iceberg on 18 Jan 2008
 
Our Native Country!: How much Indian salary would make u return?
 Started by: Manasvi on 16 Mar 2005
   ...thought about before making a plan to move. Btw, my understanding is, if am saving Rs. 10 Lakhs after all expenses here(taxes, tickets to india once a year), and in India I will be saving Rs. 5 lakhs (i: 50%), then the difference can be met by using your time in dynamic Indian market by making long term investment decisions in growing real estate. You can use your evening time or weekend time for the same. The type of person, I would enjoy that time there, as this would invlove meeting people from same culture, making some influential contacts. The time used there making influential contacts and sitiing with them on occasional darru parties bringing something good at later stage.The negativ...
Posted By: virkravi2000 on 17 Nov 2010
 
Our Native Country!: Scientific publishing: no science in cut and paste
 Started by: Vandematram on 09 Mar 2012
   ...t the state of scientific research in India. http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/article2974543.ece There is an urgent need for an institutional mechanism to deal with plagiarism and other violations of academic ethics. A few months ago, I helped to organise a workshop on Academic Ethics at the Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai. It was a well-attended meeting, with many eminent participants from the sciences and social sciences, including the heads of some of our leading institutions. Over two days, several themes were emphasised relating to various forms of academic misconduct. Now that one of our leading scientists has hit the headlines over plagiarised text in some of ...
Posted By: Vandematram on 09 Mar 2012
 
General: Is it legal for teenagers to work so early 14 age.?
 Started by: happywoman36 on 19 Jun 2015
   STREET PROOF YOUR CHILDREN FIRST.. RULES OF THE ROAD, SAFETY ETC.,: ... work. In Alberta and British Columbia, the minimum working age recently dropped from 14 to 12, because the food industry was screaming for workers to do menial work at basic wages and Alberta imposes a restriction of two hours of work per day on school days. Thus, the Canadian legal system sets gradual benchmarks for the beginning of adulthood. Teenagers gradually acquire rights and responsibilities from age 12 until age 19 in some provinces. However, it can still be said that in most provinces, age 18 is the legal age when adult life begins and full time work is accepted by the youth. There are a few institutions that train youngsters, such as Scouts, Sea and Air Cadets, Grocery chai...
Posted By: Full House on 19 Jun 2015
 
Filmi Gupshup: Bollywood Music Directors : Inspirations or copy acts??
 Started by: ani70 on 25 Jan 2009
   ... composers who were inspired by culture, music and people from around the world. The best inspires the best. In turn, they inspired others. On the other hand, starting from the generation of Bappi Lahiri, we see inspiration morphing into shameless copying. And it has gotten steadily worse since then. Compared to the likes of Annu Malik, etc. Bappi Lahiri seems like a original legend :o I have lost interest and lost touch since the times of Annu Malik, Nadeem Shravan, etc. The latest quintet of composers have neither originality nor inspiration. It's a cacophony of digital instruments, artificial voices and computerized effects. The soul of good music is, thankfully, long dead, b...
Posted By: pratickm on 26 Jan 2009
 
Have Fun!: Pak army jokes
 Started by: KumarM on 12 May 2011
   ...Thank you so much for posting the list here. Now that I know that 3 of my cousins and 5 of my good friends are in the list of top 50, I can ask them each for a nice treat! Badhai Ho in sabhi ko! [quote][i]Originally posted by Vandematram[/i] Indian Top 50 http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/India-releases-list-of-50-most-wanted-fugitives-in-Pak/articleshow/8243293.cms India releases list of 50 'most wanted fugitives' in Pak The list is as follows: Hafiz Mohammed Saeed Sajjid Majid Syed Hashim Abdur Rehman Pasha Major Iqbal Illyas Kashmiri Rashid Abdullah Major Sa...
Posted By: Maharana on 13 May 2011
 
Networking: Bombay
 Started by: deal on 04 Jan 2004
   ... did a song for "Shootout at Lokhandwala"), Bilz and Kashif (internationally known for their hit single "2step bhangra" aired also on Canadian airwaves and who will also be at the Summer Rush next week in Toronto hosted by 103.5 fm but tickets for that are $50!), former Canadian idol finalist "Devika Mathur" and more. Read the foll summary.Also a fashion show by Alia Khan whose creations are available at The Bay.Also a Dandia Dhamaka! MASALA!MEHNDI!MASTI! Rogers Masala! Mehndi! Masti! – The Explosive South Asian Festival celebrates its 7th year! Friday July 27 through Sunday July 29, 2007 Free admission events for all ages! Location: 210 Princes’ B...
Posted By: investpro on 16 Jul 2007
 
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: puttoo on 06 Nov 2007
 
Life: Me in Canada
 Started by: gaon_ki_gori on 12 Jan 2004
   ...t draw millions to these lands. Instead, they blame it on discrimination and claim they have bad experiences. At the risk of being called snobbish, I know quite a few Indians who do not like one bit of American Culture (not talking finer things like art and theatre) just plain things that are peculiar to western world (for the lack of better word). They do not put an iota of effort to change their ways. Instead they are close minded and blame the west for their miseries. These proud 'Indians' who are not even aware that the term 'Indian' is demeaning, come to the west purely for economic reasons and in turn blame the west for their miseries. They have no love lost for the locals' way of ...
Posted By: spyder on 15 Jan 2004
 
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 04 Jan 2009
 
Networking: Appeal to unite fellow immigrants
 Started by: Puru1 on 01 Sep 2005
   Canada: From dreams to nightmares: ...ind that they don't get the job that their college degrees and experience require, having to instead settle for a dead-end job, even to the extent of being a sweeper with a PhD! Unfortunately, for those who actually manage to land the job they want, are sometimes paid 80% or even 70% of the amount a white Canadian will be paid for the same work. This is increasingly happening in recent years, signalling that Indians and the rest of Asians are deliberately discriminated against. While many say that previously most white Canadians were not really highly educated and that is why immigrants from Asia in the 60s, 70s, and 80s were able to bag jobs that were highly lucrative and satisfying, ...
Posted By: srgadgilin on 24 Sep 2005
 
Life: who think canada is worst place? A must read for new immigrants.
 Started by: duncan on 04 Sep 2005
   Canada: From dreams to nightmares: ...ind that they don't get the job that their college degrees and experience require, having to instead settle for a dead-end job, even to the extent of being a sweeper with a PhD! Unfortunately, for those who actually manage to land the job they want, are sometimes paid 80% or even 70% of the amount a white Canadian will be paid for the same work. This is increasingly happening in recent years, signalling that Indians and the rest of Asians are deliberately discriminated against. While many say that previously most white Canadians were not really highly educated and that is why immigrants from Asia in the 60s, 70s, and 80s were able to bag jobs that were highly lucrative and satisfying, ...
Posted By: srgadgilin on 24 Sep 2005
 
Life: Raising children in Canada - Good or Bad ?
 Started by: shankaracharya on 28 Mar 2006
   MR-Tamil culture: ...MR, What i said regarding bringing up of child canot be constituted of child abuse. I am of the opinion of using mild force from time to time. What is the use of raising your child in such a spoilt society. We see children speaking the 4 lettter word from age 6 (yes. i heard a indian boy say that. he learnt it not from school but from his day care). Tamil culture is : 1. Child being taught the family heritage by grand parents and relatives. 2. All people in the society watch the child. 3. Ability to play outside 24/365 4. Not exposed to sex predators at school or play. 5. ability to punish a sex predator if found. 6. love of people (...
Posted By: tamilkuravan on 29 Mar 2006
 
Life: Cost of living and daycare
 Started by: taylormario on 07 Nov 2011
   ...o have a good life (time for games, gym and family outings, money to be able to afford a few vacations) but also would like to have an umbrella to protect from the 'falling sky' ;-) Asmaan ka patha nahin, par job toh kabhi na kabhi chala jayega. My parents are willing to travel on visitor visas as long as they can (if I finally take the plunge). But I hope Canadian govt will improve the family stream of immigration by then. About savings in India: most people of my experience (double income) do tend to have 32k-36k equivalent (@1CAD = 48 INR exchange rate) of surplus money per year, but @10-12% mortgage rates, it doesn't buy much these days here. A decent 3BHK apartment costs 120k CAD ...
Posted By: taylormario on 08 Nov 2011
 
Shopping: Visting India - Any gift ideas for friends and relatives.......??
 Started by: RBO on 30 Aug 2012
   ... be a good alternative as people can buy what they want here – highly recommended. 7. Sweets from the local Indian sweet shop which is now a delicacy. 8. Good quality (baby) wipes – for people with babies 9. Video games / electronic games like the Nintendo 10. Any gadgets / innovative items that can be kept inside cars (as all have 2 cars). But avoid standard items like car freshener, steering wheel cover etc.. 11. Helmets for bike driving ($ 20 in Canada). You never seem to get it here. 12. Small Canada momentos and may be Canada T shirts. 13. Digital photo album (if cheap) – Our office had gifted it to a lot of families here. Never buy the following from Canada: 1. Cloths,...
Posted By: RBO on 31 Aug 2012
 
Life: My Experience in Trillium Hospital over this weekend!
 Started by: shankaracharya on 11 Apr 2006
   ...lic services are much-much better here in Canada. The real problem guys here is educated immigrants are not getting proper jobs and this brings frustation. People who say that who asked you to come to Canada - Desi's think that if canadian govt. web site is saying something, then they believe it & think candian govt. cannot lie (if indian govt. is saying they may not believe). Everybody who immigrated expect that they will be able to get proper job in their field in maximum 1-2 years (this is absolutely reasonable) and when they come and realise (also after HRDC guys tell that apply for customer service/sales associate/labor, etc. jobs) after applying-applying & no replying. This is...
Posted By: Ash20 on 11 Apr 2006
 
Just Landed: You will Succeed!
 Started by: Anandramnath on 23 Jun 2004
   ...Before anything, I humbly submit that I was able to wriggle out of the 'Canada new immigrant shackle' only through the grace of god. If I may, here are some tips for 'succeeding' in Canada (Most of this has been discussed before) - 1) Think long term - Bring enough money to sustain yourself for 6 months atleast. There is no need to press the panic button, as there are atleast 31 million success stories. (Most of them are immigrants, or their parent's have been immigrants...
Posted By: Anandramnath on 23 Jun 2004
 
General: I am back as a successful Canadian
 Started by: happywoman36 on 05 Oct 2013
   ...When my daughter teacher realised her real name as Indian name, her total behaviour changed. she punished my 6 yrs old daughter of singing when my daughter was counting math ( < thn and > thn) on her fingers. My duaghter was crying of throat pain and she didnt find it fit to call us and tell my daughter is sick and on top of it she publicly held my daughters arm while we were walking home and accused my daughter of singing in class....
Posted By: happywoman36 on 18 Oct 2013
 
Life: Nationality as a religion
 Started by: meghal on 14 Nov 2004
   ... that 150 years festival in Gandhinagar in 1992. But what makes me sad, is that the same people, who follow all the rules of civic manner, maintain cleanliness and orderliness, do not behave in the same way once they are out of temple premises. I am not talking of any particular group of people or sect, I am talking about we Indians at whole. We do not mind obeying the rules in religious places, but do not mind breaking them once we are out of that place. We are fearful of sin, but not fearful of the law. In India, I rarely go to temples, but I have heard mixed response of different temples. The EMI temple in Vadodara is very organized and clean. I do not have the recollection of Am...
Posted By: meghal on 14 Nov 2004
 
Independent Category: Carrying passport inside Canada without passport holder, FedEx Clearance
 Started by: smrabbani on 19 Oct 2008
   ...My application for PR is in process and I recently received passport request from CHC-London Office. My son (included in my application for PR) is already studying in Canada (currently on a student visa). I am an Indian Citizen working and residing at Kuwait. CHC London office asked me in their letter to send all passports together, so I obtained my son’s passport from Canada through FedEx courier service, bundled it together with all our passports and sent to London office. After 2 days, I received a phone call from FedEx –Kuwait asking me to return passports to them as there are some clea...
Posted By: smrabbani on 19 Oct 2008
 
Our Native Country!: 2004 The Year of Thaw Global glory for India /& TERROR OF TSUNAMI??
 Started by: maxim on 30 Dec 2004
   ...or a regional summit promised reconciliation between warring neighbours, allowing them for once to concentrate on economic development and social growth. It was the big diplomatic story of the year, which began with the dramatic SAARC summit and will ring out with a meeting of the Indian and Pakistani foreign secretaries in Islamabad next week. And for once, India was not another suitor courting the US and the world's major powers. Instead, it was the prima donna feted by the powers-that-be in the new international order. In short, signs of an Indian century were visible for anyone who has an eye for such details. A New Delhi-based Western diplomat captured this exultant mood wel...
Posted By: maxim on 30 Dec 2004
 
Our Native Country!: Modi completes One Year at Delhi
 Started by: ramar2005 on 17 May 2015
   ...in-law are rewarded with their own channel to do Congress propaganda. 10. In fact Sagarika’s extended family even consists of her aunts Ruma Pal (former Supreme Court justice and a close friend of the Nehru family) and Arundhati Ghose (former diplomat and Indian ambassador to various countries, predictably, under Congress regimes). 11. Let’s now come to another famous CNN-IBN media personality who also writes columns frequently for Hindustan Times — Karan Thapar. What you may not know is that the Nehru family itself is related, through blood and marriages, to the high-profile Thapar family. India’s Army chief during the 1962 debacle against China, Gen. P. N. Thapar, i...
Posted By: Blue_Peafowl on 20 May 2015
 
Our Native Country!: PIO to OCI Conversion
 Started by: photohobbyst1 on 08 Sep 2015
   ...ng the application to get the OCI card/booklet by giving the PIO card as they are no longer issuing new PIO card and letting existing PIO holders get an OCI without any fee till 31-Mar-2016 per this page from Toronto Indian Consulate. http://www.cgitoronto.ca/content/pio-0 I have filled the form for my child who has PIO and we both have OCIs. But before going to the BLS office here in Toronto wanted to get some tips, so that I don't have to make visits again for missing anything. They still have the stupid requirement of a "light colored (not white)" photo. None of the regular passport photo places in Toronto have anything other than white background. I remember for mine, ...
Posted By: photohobbyst1 on 08 Sep 2015
 
Our Native Country!: Six blasts rock Mumbai railway stations
 Started by: Ranin on 11 Jul 2006
   ...war in Afghanistan Al Qaeda still exists and is operating. The long battle between Sri Lankan government and LTTE hasn’t changed anything. In the attempt to help Sri Lanka, India lost Rajiv Gandhi. Scores of Lankan leaders have lost their lives too. The issue for us though- Kashmir. The mighty Indian force has not been able to curb the problem. Rather, it is aggravating with each passing day. When we claim about the peace in valley a train or a place of worship is bombed, to prove how phony the claim is. It is ironic that powerful nations bomb weaker nations in the name of peace. The logic of this dubious strategy could be summed up by this paraphrased statement of a US soldier in Viet...
Posted By: ambiguity on 14 Jul 2006
 
Jobs: Top Eight Reasons NOT to immigrate to Canada **
 Started by: canuck3000 on 10 May 2005
   ...dget prices. Business is booming in Alberta and Manitoba for her Calgary-based company, Mountain Crest Liquors, which carries 90 brands of spirits, wines and beers and boasts annual revenues of $30 million. Minhas is among 10 superachievers of East Indian origin to be honoured by the Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce at a Toronto gala tonight. Among the other award recipients are one of the world's foremost tsunami experts, a brain surgeon who flies to India a couple of times a year to operate for free on the poor, and a public health physician who advocates tirelessly for Aboriginals. Minhas had hoped to launch her own beer brand — Lakeshore Creek — in Ontario in April, but ...
Posted By: LSD on 11 Jun 2005
 
Our Native Country!: Know AAP - Bring change !!
 Started by: san-hugo on 22 Oct 2013
   ...g. He is a leftist + secular guy. Like any other secular leftist, he can give impressive speech and talk what people like to hear. However, if one scratches the surface, he would find there is nothing underneath. But who has time to scratch surface? Every one likes fairy tales. That is why Indian movies and TV serials rae full of drama and emotion. When Indians have consistently elected Kangress for 65 years, there is no way they will elect BJP this time. Since Independence, demography has changed. Now no party can win without Muslim support. Hindu are divided on caste lines. V.P. Singh must be laughing from the Hell. Kejriwal is a new secular hero of teenagers and youngsters and...
Posted By: Nightmare on 28 Oct 2013
 
Life: who think canada is worst place? A must read for new immigrants.
 Started by: duncan on 04 Sep 2005
   ...fend canadians then u also can't blame canadians for their behavior. cause like above it all depends on the parents teachings, no matter the kid is canadian or indian. ***Are u born outside of India??? bro by growing mentally I mean most of the childrens decision in their life are taken by parents backhome, here they take their own decisions. cause they earn for themselves. and u also know what a difference it makes in life when u r exposing to outer world, and budget ur expenditure. ***It is not kids' choice, it is parents who want their kids to go to university & have proper degree & till then they support the kids on the other hand, north american parents kick out their kids as s...
Posted By: duncan on 24 Sep 2005
 
General: India Needs A Leader Like This!
 Started by: gopalpai on 09 Dec 2009
   ...f one other great Australian freedom, 'THE RIGHT TO LEAVE'.' 'If you aren't happy here then LEAVE. We didn't force you to come here. You asked to be here. So accept the country YOU accepted.' Maybe if we circulate this amongst all Indian citizens, Some day our leaders will find the strength to start speaking and voicing the similar truths. ...
Posted By: gopalpai on 09 Dec 2009
 
Life: Great Indians
 Started by: shah_hs on 13 Nov 2005
   ...This is all about great Indians. Indians who sacrifice everything for the glory. India is a land of emotions, humanity, love, sacrifice and faith. The country is specialized for its culture and faith. It is the country where childrens respect their parents, love their parents and are ready to sacrifice everything for their parents. It is the country where parents give up everything, their every desire just to nourish their chi...
Posted By: shah_hs on 13 Nov 2005
 
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