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Our Native Country!: Reservation bill passed in Lok Sabha
 Started by: hchheda on 14 Dec 2006
   ...illing each other for better share of revenue and political power. Only difference is that so called “upper caste” in India neither have guts nor means to wage a war for their rights. Like Iraqi people, Indian people derive more satisfaction in harming people of other caste rather than pondering whether policy is designed for benefit of nation. Every sensible person knows that “creamy layer” is the beneficiary of reservation and still caste loyalties and inter caste rivalries are so strong and deep rooted that these people keep voting for anti national elements. Can any one even imagine elected representatives asking for pardon to traitors like Madani and Afzal Guru in western countr...
Posted By: hum_tum on 18 Dec 2006
 
General: 'Chapati, sabji and dal' at a royal wedding........
 Started by: crenshaw on 08 Apr 2005
   ...that comes to mind in India, but when the profit motive is given free rein, anything is possible. To appreciate Indian efficiency at its best, watch the tiffinwallahs at work. These are the men who deliver 175,000 lunches (or "tiffin") each day to offices and schools throughout Mumbai (formerly Bombay), the business capital of India. Lunch is in a tin container consisting of a number of bowls, each containing a separate dish, held together in a frame. The meals are prepared in the homes of the people who commute into Mumbai each morning and delivered in their own tiffin carriers. After lunch, the process is reversed. And what a process it is - despite the complexity, the ...
Posted By: Nikhil on 09 Apr 2005
 
Ask Immigration Expert: How to replace a lost IMM 1000 document for OCI application?
 Started by: WaterlooDesi on 16 Jul 2010
   HOPE THIS HELPS...: ...ause, when someone wants to collect CPP & OAS later on in life, when they turn 65 or so, they will need a copy of this document, if they were minors, when they entered Canada. It is in the FEES COLUMN, you specify, what the fees are for and the NUMBER OF COPIES THERE OF...that you WANT. (IT TAKES SOME TIME TO OBTAIN THESE.) Also the Indian Government will ask you for this document for obtaining PIO or OCI passport etc., & NO ONE CAN CERTIFY THIS DOCUMENT. FH. ...
Posted By: Full House on 07 Jan 2014
 
General: 9 new Indian billionaires in Forbes' list
 Started by: desertfox on 18 Nov 2006
   ...To be considered rich you now need to have $790 million in your kitty — $200 million higher than last year. Still, India's rich got richer by 60 per cent and nine new billionaires have joined the list of richie rich Indians drawn up by Forbes magazine. According to Forbes Asia, the combined net worth of the country's 40 richest people has gone up to $170 billion from last year's $106 billion. The ten richest make up for two thirds of that with a combined kitty of $112 billion. Having won the Arcelor battle, last year's third richest man of the world, Mr Lakshmi Mittal, but naturally, con...
Posted By: desertfox on 18 Nov 2006
 
Life: Learn North American English before coming here
 Started by: guju_canadien on 31 Dec 2002
   ...It is imperative that we all desis understand and speak the local accent here. Indian english does not work. Here are a few tips which will help you on the streets and at work...work..not office. * U don't open conversation (on telephone) with a "Hello" but with a "Hi" * The telephone is never "engaged", it's always "busy". * U don't "disconnect" a phone, U simply "hang-up". * U never &q...
Posted By: guju_canadien on 31 Dec 2002
 
General: Finance Business: Is there any Ethics left behind with the guys involved ?
 Started by: Vandematram on 16 Dec 2008
   ...ar one more Financial organization biting the dust. There was this guy who looted 50 B's without anybody noticing it. If I walk away from my bank teller with 5 cents more there are 40 people pouncing over me. The senate hearings of the Indian Kashmiri Guy- the enforcer(Fall Guy) of Polson is a joke and he ends up taking a beating day after day. Nobody knows which bank got how much and the finer details along with it. There is another scam in the back door where these guys are getting further tax breaks without the Congress knowing it. The other day AIG chairman when asked how could you draw a few hundred million bonus when your company was receiving Billions from the government. The ...
Posted By: Vandematram on 16 Dec 2008
 
Business Class: Got Rs 45 lakh? Buy Canadian citizenship
 Started by: jayaram on 01 May 2007
   ... for a somewhat larger amount, a family could get become citizens of the US, UK, Australian or New Zealand too. The majority of Indians hankering to settle abroad may not know this, but many Indian businessmen have been utilising schemes floated by these countries to gain citizenship in return for investing a few hundred thousand dollars there. What’s more, some foreign banks are even willing to part-finance your investment. Governments in the US, Canada, UK, New Zealand and Australia, among others, are offering citizenship to anybody (and his/her family) who is willing to invest a certain minimum sum in their country. The sums vary in each case, as do the strings attached. In ...
Posted By: jayaram on 01 May 2007
 
General: President Musharaff calls Pakistan a Dangerous Country !
 Started by: Vandematram on 27 Mar 2011
   ...try in connection with the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. Asked which is more of a threat to Pakistan - extremism or India, he said, "At the moment, it's extremism and terrorism. But you can't compare. Let's not think this is a permanent situation. "The orientation of 90% of Indian troops is against Pakistan. We cannot ever ignore India, which poses an existential threat to Pakistan." When pointed out that he had stepped down at the behest of people and the uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt saw their rulers being toppled, Musharraf said, "I would like to seriously object to the comparison. I left peacefully through my own volition. So please ...
Posted By: Vandematram on 27 Mar 2011
 
Life: Canada or India?????
 Started by: Pangamatle on 08 Jan 2007
   ...ure squad and friends) do it. Digression is a term used to settle past scores with 'Bhramasutras' that cook for 4 hrs until it just becomes unbearable and bursts thru. :D [quote][i]Originally posted by rahul_singh23[/i] India is good for IAS, IPS, big politicians, film stars, Indian celebrities, super rich businessmen and God. At that level there is not too much difference between India and western world. [/quote] Thats prolly why Fido mentioned the 45kinr earning requirements.So you can probably summerize that thats the cutoff for any comparision. Anyone earning less than that(which is the majority of the country) is in deep shit. For that matter Sierra leone is...
Posted By: jake3d on 09 Jan 2007
 
Moving Soon: Indian Scenario V/S Canadian .....say 5 yrs hence?
 Started by: Manasvi on 01 Jan 2004
   ...ortages even in large cities. - Pollution dust and grime ....i think these are the least of the problems in india...please dont get me wrong...I love india and my native land ( like we all love our native village but we dont go and settle there!!) It is true the indian economy is scorching hot and is just behind china in terms of growth rate . But have things drastically improved on the ground level for the common man? ...not yet i m afraid !!! Yes ..for those having a lot of wealth, india is the place to be and has a lot to offer...you can buy all the luxuries that money can buy . Things are changing fast but it has a looong way to go ....the changes have to affect a billion people to...
Posted By: Mishtar India on 03 Jan 2004
 
General: WHY ARE THE DESIS ALWAYS COMPLAINING AND GRIPING (READ "WHY DON'T THEY PACK THEI
 Started by: STHIRU18 on 30 Oct 2004
   ... am tired of hearing how canadian society does not "recognise Indian educational degrees (where for a few thousand rupees, one can buy a degree certificate), or how people who are doctors and engineers become cabbies (from a country where the conditions for success includeis whether you were born a "harijan" (read SC/ST). or not. Even to this day in my "Mera Bharat Mahaan", your shortcomings, lack of education or skills can be looked the other way if you can bribe your way into a job. Or simply put, you can be the best candidate for the job, but if you can't afford to bribe the minister (or his personal secretary, the ubuquitious "chaprasi, peon or Attender...
Posted By: sapphire14 on 22 Nov 2004
 
News and Events: Angry Sikhs to sue French govt
 Started by: dfwrp on 08 Sep 2004
   ... nature of French society. [/quote] Who said french are not progressive.... But sadly, the protest that french govt allowed, few of our, so called, fellow indians could not digest. I am not a sikh myself but that does not stop me in calling an unfair method as unfair.... [quote] As expressed by others, religion is a very private affair. (Ideally) It has no place in public life. [/quote] They have just banned it from public schools and not from buses, trains, areoplanes,public offices, malls, cinemas..... so it remains very much a part of the public life. [quote] How come Christians, Jews and ppl following other faiths have accepted this decision ? That's cos, they "UND...
Posted By: JSethi on 21 Oct 2004
 
Articles: Discussion on article: I want to move....…
 Started by: sweety16 on 25 Feb 2004
   SHOULD I COME TO Canada...reply by srgadgilin: ...erested in the welfare of immigrants.They are interested in strengthening their economy at the expense of the immigrants. This has been the longtime philosophy of America: Exploit the countries around the world and enjoy the highest standards of living at their expense.In Canada there are two Canadas: The native Canada and the non-native Canada. It is a divide between the native born and the outsiders.Native Canada enjoys the highest standars of living at the expense of non native Canada. When U.S was a developing nation they brought labour from Africa to work for them.They exploited Africa of its cheap labour. At one time India and China were the two richest economies.The British explo...
Posted By: srgadgilin on 22 Sep 2005
 
General: How to open Capital Gain saving account in India ?
 Started by: m2611 on 04 Jun 2010
   REPRODUCED FROM 30th May 2010: ... in the past budget) and salt it away for a period of THREE years and take it all to Canada after that 3 yr period.. There is tax on the interest portion at the Indian End and we can claim relief for the same there in India for a sum of 1.6 lakhs by filing a tax return and having paid the taxes there, can also claim relief at the Canadian end here. (Income tax here.) Prior to this they had PWD Bonds. Prior to that they had Railway bonds. An individual has to pay tax only on any Capital Gains made over and above the 50 Lakhs (Selling Price minus the Buying Price. Providing you with a relief on the selling price by the Inflationery Index as noted above in the LINK) Rupee has lost its buying...
Posted By: ftfl on 06 Jun 2010
 
Meetings and Picnics: Calling All Finance & Accounting professionals In GTA
 Started by: chandresh on 15 Jul 2004
   Impressions of Today's Meeting: ...ssions were detailed and lively. In general everybody was highly satisfied with the outcome. The following are some of the points which were discussed. (1) After a lot of discussion about recognition of CA from India, it was felt that an effort should be made to open a local Chapter of the Indian Institute of Chartered Accountants in Toronto. Some members were entrusted with the job of exploring the possibility and studying the feasibility of such an attempt. The interests of members can be better served through a recognized body was the general opinion. (2) The issue of starting an 'association' of South Asian professionals came up for discussion. Advantages of forming such an asso...
Posted By: YoursTruly on 31 Jul 2004
 
News and Events: AAJ KI TAAZA KHABAR
 Started by: sanjeevm on 06 Jun 2004
   ...ut most African countries. I do not agree with countries like Kenya and Tanzania, where civil strife is unheard of since independence. In fact Tanzania is the most peaceful country where tribalism is almost abolished, even though a poor country. Many Indians, Arabs and Europeans co-exist peacefully with the locals in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Many Indians pay huge amounts of sum to become citizens of these countries even before the dual nationality was passed. About epidemics: India itself is having a nightmare with the AIDS epidemic. India has about 5.1 million people infected with HIV, according to the latest estimates. Second to South Africa only and estimated to exceed Sout...
Posted By: Tourist on 10 Dec 2004
 
Independent Category: Landed in Vancouver
 Started by: vijulibra on 01 May 2007
   ...Hello CD members I landed in Vancouver with my wife on 28th April 2007. :cheers: Here is our story: I am currently working for a large Indian MNC (Software). I am posted for a project in the Bay Area, USA on a 6 month project. On 28th April 2007, we boarded a flight to Vancouver from San Francisco. We landed in Vancouver and went to customs with the customs form. Then we went to the Immigration folks. There was a special queue for new immigrants and we waited for 3.5 hours. Most of the immigrat...
Posted By: vijulibra on 01 May 2007
 
Filmi Gupshup: Free tix to Taare Zameen Par : Spoiler warning
 Started by: investpro on 19 Dec 2007
   ..., director and also acts in this movie, has definitely carved himself a special niche in the annals of Indian cinema with this heart wrenching and emotional movie on a very socially relevant issue. This entertaining, enlightening and penetrating non–conventional chef d’oeuvre is a must see for all parents, teachers and students the world over! ...
Posted By: investpro on 26 Dec 2007
 
Our Native Country!: Infy's Narayana Murthy on the spot
 Started by: desi in ottawa on 10 Apr 2007
   ... institutes of higher learning in India, conferred on him the Distinguished Alumnus Award, and in 1996-97, he was awarded the JRD Tata Corporate Leadership Award. In December 2005, Narayana Murthy was voted as the 7th most admired CEO/Chairman in the world in a global study conducted by Burson-Marsteller with the Economist Intelligence Unit [2]. The list included 14 others with distinguished names such as Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Warren Buffet. In May 2006, Narayana Murthy has, for the fifth year running, emerged the most admired business leader of India in a study conducted by Brand-comm, a leading Brand Consulting, Advertising and PR firm. In November 2006, Time magazine featured ...
Posted By: mynameisraj on 11 Apr 2007
 
Our Native Country!: Know AAP - Bring change !!
 Started by: san-hugo on 22 Oct 2013
   ...ttle more sceptical, examine Kejriwal’s time at Income tax department, examine his conduct then after. Anyone who has ever been in managerial position in his career would know that an executive has to take many tough and sometimes very controversial decisions. Given Indian system of justice and policing, it is even more tough to prove corruption. Kejriwal never had the power that other politicians in power have and since he had no real chance (except in tax dept. where he served) to take bribes, he can scream that he is “clean” and honest. We have 4 classic examples – Mulayam , Nitish and Lalu – product of great JP movement. Look where they are and kind of corruption and divisive p...
Posted By: Nightmare on 25 Oct 2013
 
Life: FRANCE banned all religious symbols from their schools, should Canada do the sam
 Started by: canuck3000 on 11 May 2005
   ... of racing you like, or other sports. If you traveled more, you would see plenty of non-whites who like Nascar, wrestling, live in trailer parks, and wear cowboy hats, including people of East Indian decent. [/quote] What makes you think I havent travelled enough? Or is that your way of personalizing this discussion. Sorry I dont do that. You might find some others here who will readily oblige.:D That is what they mostly do when they are not working. Its the 3 Rs, raslin, racin, riflin....among many other passtimes. I am sure you watch TRAILER PARK BOYS. If you do you know what I am talking about. If you dont, you should. its Canadian and damn good. .. .. .. Lastl...
Posted By: mercury6 on 13 May 2005
 
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: Pink Panther on 17 Apr 2006
 
Life: End of the weekend - start of the week blues
 Started by: jughead on 13 May 2006
   The stress of returning to work on a Monday morning.: ...eaks in blood pressure, but larger and better controlled studies are needed to help us do so." Once the Sunday evening lights are on, my mood goes down. What I do is have some nice food & watch entertaining, mostly comedy show or movie & go to bed a little early than usual, so that at least you don't get Monday morning blues. But I am sure the 'sunday evening & Monday morning blues' is experienced by almost everyone & not only by the people who have stressful jobs . It is human nature to run away from compulsory things. [quote][i]Originally posted by jughead[/i] Is it just me, or do Saturday mornings always seem so calm, relaxing and pleasant? I...
Posted By: king_of_wishful_thinking on 18 May 2006
 
Our Native Country!: Tamil Nadu: Social Change initiated from South India !
 Started by: shankaracharya on 23 Jul 2006
   Gujarat - social progress and caste system: ...[quote][i]Originally posted by Ottawa_Nerd[/i] However, are you sure that Gujarat has absolutely no caste system ? Pls check any Matrimonial site... [/quote] I am not a sociologist. But comparing Gujarat to any other Indian system with respect to social progress and caste system would be an unjust comparison. Yes. People still are narrow minded when it comes to marriage. Except marriage, I believe caste system isn't that deeply embedded in Gujarati's psyche in everyday affairs. Why? I do not know. Maybe the fact that lots of Gujarati's ventured outside Gujarat and outside India long before Portugese came to India maybe the reason for social tolerance. Gu...
Posted By: meghal on 24 Jul 2006
 
Sports: DELHI-CWG -The Best Game Village ever built in History of Gmaes
 Started by: MGupta on 28 Sep 2010
   ... one of the most experienced English players with over a 100 caps, added that, besides the stadiums and the Village, they hoped to see and experience the local. “This is my first visit to India for almost everyone in our squad. We have a welcome ceremony later in the evening and I hope to get my first look at the Indian culture then,” she said. http://www.indianexpress.com/news/en...tions/689167/1 ...
Posted By: MGupta on 29 Sep 2010
 
Science & Technology: LANIAKEA...IT IS THERE IN THE SKY.
 Started by: Full House on 07 Sep 2014
   ...a__=1422740843_dc500a4a8a5a4b5693586405925724a5 Almost all of what you see, but not everything that exists within, is within this Yellow Circle, in the whole milky way. fh. EDIT 6 Oct 2014: THE LAST EXTINCTION : Worth watching and understanding... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGbwzpQUtXk FH. EDIT 9 Oct 2014. Alien Galaxies. : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88W1USBii78 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3iRxjNiFEI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaDvufhuNZg fh. EDIT 29th Oct.2014. WINDOWLESS Planes. : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNo3Sj_ri78 http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/digital-life-news/windowless-planes-would-cut-costs-could-take-off-in-10-y...
Posted By: Full House on 07 Sep 2014
 
Have Fun!: Sher - E- Punjab
 Started by: Vandematram on 09 Nov 2010
   ...that his uncle, an Indian army officer, had flown there to retrieve it. While there, Bedi said, the uncle had also uncovered a plot by Polish priests in the Roman Catholic Opus Dei organization to destabilize the government of the United States. Bad news for Roger Davidson the American was also bad news for Roger Davidson the private citizen. Bedi told Davidson he had also been targeted by Opus Dei for assassination. Opus Dei has become a familiar boogeyman in the literature of conspiracy, including Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code. However outlandish, the story appears to have convinced Davidson. He began paying Bedi and Invarsdottir for around-the-clock protection, most of it vi...
Posted By: Vandematram on 09 Nov 2010
 
Articles: Let's not make our country picture Dirty!!!
 Started by: Interceptor on 25 Aug 2004
   apna desh ko badnam na karo: ...d from the dirty reality of mainstream India. If the majority of Indo-Canadians want dual citizenship solely for the purpose of not going through the hassle of obtaining a visa, perhaps the Indian government should beat the US (and not always copy it) that grants 10 year visas, and go one step further by granting life long visas to Indo-Canadians. That would be a one-time deal, going through the hassle of a life-long visa instead of a new passport that the Indians gave up anyway in the first place. As it stands now we will never take up dual nationality. Nonetheless, I sincerely hope the best for India and that God and its politicians will someday bless the country. In the meantime may God...
Posted By: the-entrepreneur on 27 Aug 2004
 
Our Native Country!: It's raining jobs! But whom to hire ?
 Started by: shankaracharya on 14 Jul 2007
   ...at "What goes up, must come down". Also the law of nature states that everything will come full circle some day (that is ordained by God). I write this, at the risk of being brick batted, reviled and dubbed "anti Indian". Have a great day, a great week and a great year ahead![/quote] I completely agree with you dude. This is what I've been advocating for so long on this forum, but it looks like people who immigrated here are all VERY critical to Canada day in and out. Well, doesn't matter to me at least. I left India, and now I am all about Canada. Of-course, I will always love India for being born and raised up, and for having my family there. But, now I am i...
Posted By: febpreet on 23 Jul 2007
 
Articles: Let's not make our country picture Dirty!!!
 Started by: Interceptor on 25 Aug 2004
   ...ople who were going back home country after struggled in Canada, wasted their money and time. They were frustrated and got depressed here. I know you are in IT field, I am too and it is easy to get field job as IT man. I got Government job with good pay stuff and I have attended only this interview in Canada and I have only Indian experience. No Canadian Companies ask you for Canadian Education. Our field is different then others. For Chartered Accountants, ICWA, Doctors, Engineers and Phd. etc has more trouble to get field job after many attempts. They have to upgrade their profile with Canadian degree / certificates and it takes much time and money. India has lot of problems b...
Posted By: Kap on 30 Aug 2004
 
News and Events: Angry Sikhs to sue French govt
 Started by: dfwrp on 08 Sep 2004
   ...d REGULATIONS of that country. There should be no MUSLIM CIVIL LAW, JEWISH CIVIL LAW, CHRISTIAN CIVIL LAW, SIKH CIVIL LAW etc., (I wonder when the Indian govt will have the "Balle" to implement such rules) How come Muslims in France raised a hue and cry abt the headscarf ban in France ("This law violates our human rights" ). Ditto with Sikhs ! What abt "human rigghts" violations in Saudi Arabia ? So we should condone suppression of religious rights in Saudi Arabia and condemn it in France ? They are (Sikhs), citizens of France. They should not expect and should not get any help from the Govt of India. I fully agree with readers who emphasized this point. A...
Posted By: Ottawa_Nerd on 25 Sep 2004
 
General: It happens only in India !
 Started by: mumdxbcan on 13 Jan 2010
   ...freeing 5 militants to save the life of the daughter of a minister [Rubina Sayeed] was a Natural Political dilemma; Attack on Parliament was the result of BJP ineptitude; But Congress Not hanging terrorist Afzal Guru,the mastermind behind parliament attack despite Supreme Court orders is due to Humanity and Political dilemma…… Want more? Secular story of India continues..` ...
Posted By: Vandematram on 13 Jan 2010
 
USA and other countries: The Conch Republic - entry to the US??
 Started by: Garvo Gujarati on 10 Oct 2003
   ...enical World Patriarchate Empire Washitaw de Dugdahmoundyah Haudenosaunee Mohawk American Indian nation Hutt River, Hutt River Province and Principality originally claimed to be an independent American Indian nation in Canada, but now claims to be an independent state in South West Australia. Imperial Constantinian Military Order of St. George International Biographical Association International Humanitarian Society International Parliament for Safety and Peace International Society for Krishna Consciousness International Solidarity Centre Iroquois Nation held by some American Indians who are also American or Canadian citizens Khalistan used by some Sikhs see...
Posted By: Garvo Gujarati on 10 Oct 2003
 
Our Native Country!: Know AAP - Bring change !!
 Started by: san-hugo on 22 Oct 2013
   ... [quote][i]Originally posted by Nightmare[/i] in today’s world, Govt.’s function is to set policies which would promote growth and create job and wealth – not redistribute To that end , [/quote] I am with you on that. However, it's easier said than done in the vote grabbing, vote bank, and seggregated Indian politics. India is still riding on the shoulders of US economy. One sneeze and the outsourcing industry catches a flu every now and then. Job creation, wealth, and I must add 'Innovation' are a distant dream until/unless India has its own domestic strength and policies in order, rather than riding on US ecconomy and industry. In this aspect, no single Pa...
Posted By: Nightmare on 24 Oct 2013
 
Our Native Country!: Historic Day in India : Woman's Reservation Bill Passed
 Started by: Vandematram on 09 Mar 2010
   ...ll was a 'living proof that the heart of the Indian democracy is sound and in right place.' Referring to the concerns of members about minorities and OBCs, he said while minorities in general have not got an adequate share of the fruits of development, his government is committed to work sincerely for their uplift through several other measures. :cheers: BJP and Left parties unequivocally supported the bill describing it as 'the most progressive' but slammed the government for mishandling the process of 'historic' amendment to the Constitution. :cheers: :clap: We are all discharging a historic responsibility in becoming instruments of enacting one of the most progressive legislati...
Posted By: Vandematram on 09 Mar 2010
 
Life: Hindus warmly welcome Julia Roberts to Hinduism
 Started by: MGupta on 05 Aug 2010
   ...a.:D [/quote] On a serious note, how do you like his great grand son Aurangzeb? It is because of people like you, there is no religious freedom for sikh's in Pakistan. I would like to remind you some history: Guru Teg Bahadar departed from the Punjab and went on tour in Assam and Bengal for several years accompanied by his family. His wife Gujri, mother Nankee, and brother-in-law Kirpal Chand settled in Patna, under the protection of the local Raja. Using Patna as his base, the guru ministered to his Sikhs and settled disputes between rival kingdoms. While he was away holding peace negotiations, his son and successor, Gobind Rai, who would one day become Guru Gobind singh, ...
Posted By: brown_bear on 08 Aug 2010
 
Our Native Country!: Abu Salem starts campaign for UP polls!
 Started by: sanjeevm on 22 Oct 2006
   ... wishing people of the constituency during the twin festival of Diwali and Eid. The posters, pasted all over the constituency, read 'Hum Ahale Hind Hai, Seene me Sher Ka Dil Rakhe hai, Agar Saath Mila Apka to Rukh Toofan Ka More Sakte Hai, Vatan Ki Abru Bachayenge, Hum Ek Khushal Bharat Banayenge' (I am a true Indian and have a heart of a lion. If I get your support, I can change the path of any hurricane. I will save the country and turn it into a developed country). In the last part of the posters, Salem has wished the people for Diwali and Eid. Though the don is eager to contest the polls, his name is missing in the electoral list. Several counsels have been pressed into service t...
Posted By: sanjeevm on 22 Oct 2006
 
Moving Soon: Transit Visa in Athens to Travel to NY & Toronto
 Started by: DGSuresh on 17 May 2005
   Transit visas ..enroute to Canada: ... is within 24 hours, a transit visa is not required, even if we change aircraft. "Reputable airlines like Emirates should not mislead us and waste our time and money by saying that we need a UK transit visa," she said. Indians must have DAT visas to pass through the UK in transit, unless they are exempted for one of several reasons. Among those who gain exemption are people with a valid onward airline ticket and a visa to Canada. A spokeswoman for Emirates said the details the airline provided its agents on visa requirements for the UK were accurate. However, she said an agent could have read that Indians normally do require a DAT visa for the UK and not read further an...
Posted By: Shreenivas on 18 May 2005
 
Ask Immigration Expert: Processing Canadian PR
 Started by: NEW TO CANADA on 08 Mar 2010
   ...[quote][i]Originally posted by NEW TO CANADA[/i] Hello all, I am looking to process Canadian PR for me and my family ( wife and Kid). We are Indian citizens living in USA for past 5 yrs. Below are my questions 1. What is the average wait time for the PR (Federal Skilled Worker program) 2. Can I process(file) my own application or should I go through an Attorney ? I enquired couple of attorney and they said it will cost me 2000$ (US) (excluding the canada govt fees) Is it a reasonable amount. 3. As I see from the other for...
Posted By: ftfl on 10 Mar 2010
 
Science & Technology: New Features for canadiandesi.ca
 Started by: Happy on 07 Jun 2005
   ...ons were only at the bottom of the page)). Now, what as a next step we should have is this important information in downloadable form. There are many reasons for that:: 1. The first and foremost reason is INDIA. This information is much useful for the native indians prospective immigrants, and they have very slow dialup internet connections. so, for viewing these popular topics discussions and agecies list they have to click <next> button again and again. it waste lots of their time and money. 2. If these two informations are availble in downloadable form they will be easy to print and save as a file also the indian landing in the land of prospects will be loaded with the nec...
Posted By: Happy on 07 Jun 2005
 
Moving Soon: The Myth about Canada
 Started by: pks_pawan on 14 Sep 2005
   REPLY TO PKS_PAWAN: ...erested in the welfare of immigrants.They are interested in strengthening their economy at the expense of the immigrants. This has been the longtime philosophy of America: Exploit the countries around the world and enjoy the highest standards of living at their expense.In Canada there are two Canadas: The native Canada and the non-native Canada. It is a divide between the native born and the outsiders.Native Canada enjoys the highest standars of living at the expense of non native Canada. When U.S was a developing nation they brought labour from Africa to work for them.They exploited Africa of its cheap labour. At one time India and China were the two richest economies.The British explo...
Posted By: srgadgilin on 24 Sep 2005
 
Ask Immigration Expert: Apply for PR to Canada - Express Entry
 Started by: gallantganesh123 on 10 Mar 2017
   We SIR are looking for GREENBACKS...: ...gust and you are invited for our PICNIC. Or you can invite us for yours in October! Good Luck. Hope this helps. FH. - [quote][i]Originally posted by gallantganesh123[/i] Hi All, Just to quickly introduce myself here, I am an Indian citizen currently working in US for the last 10 years and my niece is a Canadian citizen. Both me and my spouse have adequate work experience. We are planning to immigrate to Canada via the Federal Skilled Worker - Express Entry category and apply for PR. While we were initially considering the route of hiring a immigration lawyer / consultant to assist, after reading through some articles here, we believe we can accomplish this o...
Posted By: Full House on 10 Mar 2017
 
Jobs: Upcoming Jobfair
 Started by: dkp9a on 16 Mar 2006
   ...age competency? b) That there arent cultural differences in communication that they ought to learn and understand in order to be more successful in their work? Similarly, cross cultural communication is a very interesting topic. Indian english seems to have its own slang..canadian english its own slang and even american english its own slang. British english has unique words and meanings. There is cross cultural communication happening when a british "gora" speaks to an american "gora". I bring these up because thats often what "canadian experience" means. It means different things to different employers. It is often an (unfair) excuse to not hire s...
Posted By: morning_rain on 17 Mar 2006
 
Life: Raising children in Canada - Good or Bad ?
 Started by: shankaracharya on 28 Mar 2006
   ...f a community. 7. What do u mean by strong education? 8. There are 'walk in clinics' for both medical/dental in this country. How is this part of tamil culture ? 9. You can take your child to Bharatnatayam and Kathak classes..especially in Toronto. I took it years ago that too in winnipeg a city with a very small indian population !! 10. Are you comparing rupees and dollars? [quote] Tamil culture is not : 1. father and mother educated professionally and doing labour job. 2. working 10-12 hrs. a day and not knowing when you will be fired. 3. children are abusive in schools and speak all kind of bad words. 4. being in cold 8 months a year 5. Medical care being not good ...
Posted By: morning_rain on 29 Mar 2006
 
Jobs: COMPENSATION FOR IMMIGRANTS
 Started by: deepakkumar on 20 Aug 2005
   ... Maybe living in “good” neighborhoods doesn’t mean we are going to have interesting conversations with Canadian professionals, but at least we will have the chance to invite some educated people from other countries and guarantee them a minimum level of public safety. Even the basics of food, and clothing are limited by our meager incomes. We have to buy our clothes in second hand stores or out of season, when they are on sale. We have to eat lots of industrialized food because the “organic” one is way more expensive. Look at who shops in fancy boutique grocery stores in trendy areas. Then look at who goes to the big box discount stores. Many of the basic services are out of ...
Posted By: deepakkumar on 20 Aug 2005
 
Family Class: Adoptation in india
 Started by: lizanna on 12 Dec 2009
   ADOPTING A CHILD.....: ...[quote][i]Originally posted by lizanna[/i] Hi I am Indian and my husband is a Sri Lankan we are received a inquiry about giving a child to us because he was born to before her marriage in north India through my friend and would like to adopt him. What would be the procedure and what documentation would be required in india & for Canada . Cheers Liz [/quote] - Your act of adopting a child that is in need of such help is noteworthy. The process and the rules behind it are very stringent and the people that could help you with such adoption should understand such a gesture. Th...
Posted By: ftfl on 14 Dec 2009
 
Have Fun!: Indo-pak nuclear war scenario
 Started by: MGupta on 18 Dec 2008
   ...involvement in Mumbai and other blasts. Read the news in details below.... Indian minister A R Antulay raises doubts over Karkare's killing submitted 2 days 9 hours ago Minority affairs minister A R Antulay demanding a probe into the shooting of Mumbai ATS A R Antulay reacts while interacting with media outside Parliament House in New Delhi. Chief Hemant Karkare in the 26/11 terror strikes which he linked to investigations into the alleged involvement of Hindu radicals in the Malegaon blast case. Stating that the circumstances of Karkare's shooting "may be inquired into". Antulay told the media outside Parliament's that "there must have been some reason why Karkare went...
Posted By: topidrama on 20 Dec 2008
 
General: beautiful and optimistic article
 Started by: gopalpai on 26 Aug 2009
   ...e to from here? Get the answer at the FREE Equitymaster WebSummit with Ajit Dayal. Register NOW and get a FREE report on GOLD! Click here to know more... - START OF ARTICLE Could this be the beginning of a new beginning? India has a new government. The Indian economy has begun its recovery with a growth of 6% in industrial production. The BSE-30 Index of share prices has crossed the 5,000 mark for the first time ever. This government has begun taking bold steps like liberalising the insurance sector, raising the prices of diesel, and going ahead with the divestment process. To add to the domestic confidence, the Asian and global economies have begun a recovery process and forei...
Posted By: gopalpai on 26 Aug 2009
 
Jobs: Moving From US to Canada -- IT experience
 Started by: SurvivingInStyle on 24 Aug 2003
   ...nificantly cheaper. Healthcare is free, but if you're employed, that's free in most cases in the U.S. as well as far as you're concerned. On the plus side, people are much nicer and polite and Toronto is more multi-cultural than an city in the U.S. The Indian community isn't restricted to Programmers/doctors and business-owners like the U.S. Its more proliferated into different professions, e.g. news reporters, police etc etc. In a nut-shell, less money but a better life. To a lot of people, that's a contradiction in terms, so don't quote me on it. :D Good luck. :cheers: ...
Posted By: BlueLobster on 26 Aug 2003
 
Sports: Bharat Ratna please forget milestone and retire !
 Started by: Vandematram on 19 Feb 2012
   ...in my room or I stick to the TV when he is batting. It is just that out of billion population one veteran player is struggling a bit to make historical record. Instead of being little patient and improving his morale, some within the country doing the job for Pakistani players. Sabotage, if needed, to prevent an Indian player from making a record. One should really come up with root cause of recent failures..what changed between prior to world cup and after world cup win? Is it over-confidence of team: No Is it lack of skills: No Is it too much cricket: mostly No politics in India: Heck, No In my opinion, the performance of the team as whole mainly depends on 2 main individuals ...
Posted By: bhootnath on 07 Mar 2012
 
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