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Have Fun!: Driving in India - too funny :-)
 Started by: hopesrforever27 on 30 Apr 2010
   ...This hilarious article was written by an Expert from Baan, Netherlands who spent two years in Hyderabad. Driving in India For the benefit of every Tom, Dick and Harry visiting India and daring to drive on Indian roads, I am offering a few hints for survival. They are applicable to every place in India except Bihar, where life outside a vehicle is only marginally safer. Indian road rules broadly operate within the domain of karma where you do your best, and leave the results to your insurance company. The hints are as follows: Do we drive on the left or right of the road? The answer is "bot...
Posted By: hopesrforever27 on 30 Apr 2010
 
Life: Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Speech
 Started by: ramar2005 on 22 May 2006
   I have different point of view.: ...Before this thread dissolves into a debate about Indian Politics, allow me to input my points of view. First, I think the federal government is taking steps in the right direction. One of the first thing people complain about after landing here is recognition of professional accreditation and Canadian experience. One of the roles of a professional association is to control the supply of professionals in the field. Among other things, it hel...
Posted By: Big Vee on 23 May 2006
 
Our Native Country!: Disturbing Trend for Indian IT sector
 Started by: Vandematram on 13 Sep 2010
   ... information relating to business or tourism, I have found Canadian government's website quite helpful. I am lucky that I do not have to deal with Canada or Ontario gov't quite often, but whatever experiences I have, I haven't found it any painful. Indian Central or State government can benefit a great deal from creating tourism related website. Most of the developed country have a separate website related to tourism, where you can even book a hotel or a flight. Even when it comes to airport, lesser said about website of Bombay or Delhi airport is better.:down: [/quote] Well, as an example and to make it more comfortable for the people (Especially new immigrants), if they can imple...
Posted By: web2000 on 15 Sep 2010
 
News and Events: Are you against same sex marriage?
 Started by: Garvo Gujarati on 17 Jun 2003
   ...issue here. We are the ones who are challenged to look deeper into ourselves by the vibrancy of the change around us. We are not always ready to do so. [quote][i]Orginally posted by BlueLobster[/i] what is the one thing that we as Indians, are so proud of and strive to uphold even in North America? It is our family values and social structure. Most people I know here work extra hard to instill \"Indian values\" in their kids. And values in their barest form are nothing but restrictions and instructions. Don't dress this way, respect your elders, love your kin etc etc. Are we going to let all this float away as well in the name of change and progress? If we find that thi...
Posted By: jake3d on 09 Sep 2003
 
Family Class: Job in India
 Started by: AhoG on 07 Jul 2008
   ...ave to convince the judge that you have intentions to becoming a Canadian. Hence my first posting, if you can defer taking up the appointment in India at a time more suitable to YOU. That is at your convenience... Will the job be kept open till then? Indian Government does permit the support payments to the family and the Son in the University. It will be just a Bank transfer and the maximum is three days, even if a Saturday and Sunday intervenes. With your background and professional standing, in my opinion, you will be a great fit at the new location. But you will have to prove your worth to maintain the post. If you have second thoughts...Then.... He who hesitates is lost. You are ...
Posted By: AhoG on 09 Jul 2008
 
Our Native Country!: TI to strengthen presence in India Setting up research & development centre
 Started by: desertfox on 13 Jul 2006
   ...ence in recognition of the importance of India to the global wireless market," Mr Delfassy said. Sub $20 phones TI is betting big on its mobile single chip solution - LoCosto, which is expected to bring down mobile handset prices to sub $20. Low-cost handsets based on TI's LoCosto platform are expected in the Indian market this year. Mr Maran said the Government has been pursuing with the handset manufacturers to develop low-cost phones. Motorola has already launched handsets that are sub $30. "Now we have an opportunity to have a sub-$20 phone, which will bring the cost of the phone down to less than Rs 1,000. The initiative taken by Texas Instruments or other manufa...
Posted By: desertfox on 13 Jul 2006
 
Life: Bringing money from India.
 Started by: DiogenestheCynic on 25 Jan 2005
   ...s them that the forex is not being sent to someone who is [b]not[/b] an NRI? Can money be sent to anyone who has an account in Canada? Maybe I am wrong, but I find it a trifle difficult to believe that the Indian govt has become so lax with forex as to allow it to flow out of the country to anyone outside, within the limits you mentioned of course. Could you please confirm that your parents/in-laws were not asked to submit any information about your credentials? What exactly transpires at the bank?[/quote] Hi Dio, I worked in Bank of India for over 20 years before migrating to Canada in 1997. I have not kept pace with the everchanging laws there but I know even in early 90s a person...
Posted By: Pramod Chopra on 25 Feb 2005
 
Our Native Country!: You are stupid if you are not there (Gujarat)
 Started by: Garvo Gujarati on 05 Feb 2010
   ...for-2bn/articleshow/5540730.cms RIL plans to acquire Canadian co for $2bn TNN, 6 February 2010, 02:39am ISTText Size:| MUMBAI: Two months after it made an offer to acquire a controlling stake in the bankrupt LyondellBasell, Indian energy major Reliance Industries (RIL) is now said to be eyeing privately-held Canadian firm, Value Creations. According to media reports, RIL has submitted an expression of interest of $2 billion for Value Creations. ‘‘RIL is reviewing a number of global opportunities for growth in its core business. The difficult operating environment of the past year has made available several interesting opportunities, where an investment by a strategic ope...
Posted By: Vandematram on 05 Feb 2010
 
Independent Category: Work Permit to PR ?
 Started by: sameersheth on 02 Mar 2004
   Don't waste your hard earned 5 lakh Rupees: ...are coming genuinely via work permit are those who are working as a onsite consultant for reputed company's like CGEY,Wipro ,Satyam etc etc. If I would have been in your situation I would better try to work in a USA project as SAP market is very very hot nowadays.Rather than working via a small consultancy firm I would prefer joining a big Indian /Multinational IT company like Infosys,Satyam,Intelli ,CGEY,Accenture who has a good number of project in USA.If you can move to USA with their own project then you can start gaining North Ameriacn experience and based on situation you can even plan for applying Canadian PR from USA.....it won't take more than 2 years if you apply from USA BOTTOM ...
Posted By: ani70 on 06 Mar 2004
 
General: What to Expect When You Immigrate
 Started by: fass2008 on 09 Jun 2008
   ...ake the consultation of a registered nurse round the clock. Check out: http://www.health.gov.on.ca/english/public/program/telehealth/telehealth_mn.html There are Federal Agencies that oversee Health and Safety of Foods and Drugs Community agencies and some organizations offer free settlement services, and mentorship programs for individuals. These are great resources as you learn informally about your industry/community and build a network. Check out these Settlement Service Agencies in the GTA: http://overview.careeredge.ca/index.asp?FirstTime=True&context=0&FromContext=4&language=1 http://www.careerplan.net/contact.html http://www.costi.org/ http://www.ymcatoronto.org/en/newc...
Posted By: fass2008 on 09 Jun 2008
 
Ask Immigration Expert: PCC at Bombay Airport
 Started by: Ranin on 24 Aug 2004
   ...a look at the same. I just wish that this scam is exposed at the earliest in Mumbai and does not reaches other cities like Delhi. If it happens then definitely its going to be great mess for new immigrants. The reason being getting an PCC issued and that too just 7 days prior to your departure is a herculean task in many Indian cities/states. It is practically difficult as during those last few days one is involved and occupied with so many other activities. This seems to be nothing but a money making exercise. Some of the questions which further need to be answered by Rajan are : * Was Rajan asked for money in Dollars or did he converted himself ? * Did any negotiation to...
Posted By: Manan Gupta on 24 Aug 2004
 
News and Events: Is it all over for the India?
 Started by: indi2can on 30 May 2012
   ....... ?? Simply because they are both un related ...... economic growth.......... and internal situation of a country ....... Other wise today Canada having such a better infrastructure should have been growing much higher economy wise ..... but that s not happening ......... Indian economy will grow and so will grow the infrastructure ..... ...
Posted By: Fido on 31 May 2012
 
Our Native Country!: It's 'official': Laila-Majnu buried in Rajasthan
 Started by: MGupta on 22 Feb 2009
   ...part of this, we decided to spend Rs 25 lakh on the beautification of the tomb of Laila-Majnu,’’ said Arya. The iconic romantic pair made their first appearance in Persian literature way back in the 7th century through the writings of Nezami Ganjvir. They have surfaced in different cultures, including Indian and Turkish, at different times. There’s no historicity associated with the story of Qais, who loved Laila to the point of madness and was hence called ‘Majnu’ or ‘The Mad’. But people of Bijnore proudly show a well, a few metres from the tomb, which was supposedly used by the two lovers. ‘‘If there’s no truth to their story, how did the age-old tradition of an an...
Posted By: Iknownothing on 23 Feb 2009
 
Our Native Country!: Riots in Gujarat - Will we loose Gujarat's glory?
 Started by: altaf qureshi on 12 Mar 2002
   RisingIndia: ...th Destiny On the eve of Independence, in 1947, Nehru spoke in eloquent terms of India's \"tryst with destiny.\" Today, we - as Indians - have still not completely fulfilled the responsibilities bequeathed us in that speech; \"poverty and ignorance, and disease and inequality of opportunity\" continue to afflict our people. We must all work - in our own little ways - to put an end to the suffering of our countrymen. Economic prosperity, progressive social mores, military strength - and the political will to use all of these advantages to good effect - will make India a great power; as it has been in centuries past. Sare Jahan se achachha Hindustan hamara,... ...
Posted By: kahuta on 17 Dec 2002
 
Life: What to teach toddlers at home before moving to India ?
 Started by: tamilkuravan on 07 May 2008
   ...f the "Indian way" of raising and quit insisting on Einsteining their kid through some unrealistic curriculum and simply focus the child on things that surround their environment, half of the child's learning is accomplished. Yes, I do understand the absurdness of KG requirements in India, but I'll leave that for someone else to worry. We are happy at home in Canada.[/quote] Nice list. Just a note about a survey done about the Baby Einstein vids....apparently kids language skills suffer...heres an article. You will find the survey in question by googling. http://health.usnews.com/usnews/health/articles/070809/9einstein.htm ...
Posted By: jake3d on 09 May 2008
 
Our Native Country!: `Garib Rath' to make AC rail travel cheaper
 Started by: desertfox on 30 Sep 2006
   ...If the project succeeds, train number 2403/2404 would make AC train travel a much more affordable option for a large section of the Indian population. This is the first Garib Rath, the low-cost air-conditioned (AC) train that would ply between Amritsar and Saharsa in Bihar. The Railway Minister, Mr Lalu Prasad, was originally scheduled to flag off the train from Amritsar. But now the train, without passengers, would first move to Saharsa and the Minister would flag off the train from his...
Posted By: desertfox on 30 Sep 2006
 
Our Native Country!: $ 1800 Billions Indian black money in foreign banks
 Started by: MGupta on 01 May 2010
   ...COLOR] If we can bring this money back to India and distribute amongst people...Indians will become rich overnight and India will become a developed country.....:lulove: :lulove: [quote] [B][COLOR="Magenta"][B][SIZE="5"]Indian black money in foreign banks – Who can really punish the culprits?[/SIZE][/B][/COLOR][/B] S. Raghavan The G-20 summit held recently in London came out with a declaration that secret accounts in foreign banks and tax havens abroad will no longer be tolerated and that at least tax authorities have a right to access information regarding secret accounts. None of the leaders who gathered for the summit cared to answer why such secret accou...
Posted By: MGupta on 01 May 2010
 
Articles: welcome to canada, the land of opportunities!!
 Started by: happyji on 03 Jan 2004
   ...s for one person maynot be for another. The issues regarding social and family values which you mention are there in india as well in an equally ugly form (effects of westernization!!) on the other hand there are many families in the west who are still able to maintain strong indian values and have successfully passed it on to the next generation. And there are also many wealthy yet unhappy desis who consider themselves a failure despite a their career success( due to broken families, waywards kids etc). I feel the social and family issues are individual problems which is not localized to US/Canada alone. Of course,one has to work extra hard to protect our values in the west. Lets go ba...
Posted By: Mishtar India on 03 Jan 2004
 
Real Estate & Mortgages: Real Estate market
 Started by: bombayduck62 on 20 Feb 2012
   ...aying on the exchange rate of INR which has touched a new historic level of 57+, I think this is going to trigger much worse effect with the following. 1. Indian origin in western countries who made some big deposits off late (due to the sudden slumped exchange rate) are lose their shirt as the capital is going to be under severe depletion. So taking the course of repatriation which would cause sell of INR hence losing value further. 2. Hearing from some Gulfies that they are trying to pull the money back to Gulf from INR to USD as they predict further slide of INR, and defer remitting until the INR stabilizes, while the money might come back after a long time, first it is going...
Posted By: JRF on 22 Jun 2012
 
General: What all you can bring into Canada
 Started by: goud on 17 Nov 2004
   ...uot;personal baggage" by Canada Customs. Some examples are food, fishing tackle, cars, boats and motors, snowmobiles, fuel, sports equipment, television sets, musical instruments, computers, and cameras. You are not allowed to carry a weapon, such as a firearm or mace or any other spray to be used against humans, for self-defense in Canada. Click here for more information on firearms. Canada Custom's chief concern is to establish that you really are bringing the goods in for your personal use. If you are going to be carrying large amounts of consumable products, such as food or fuel, please contact a Canada Customs office before you begin your trip to determine what special measur...
Posted By: goud on 17 Nov 2004
 
News and Events: Is it all over for the India?
 Started by: indi2can on 30 May 2012
   Standard & Poor's warns India of a downgrade to junk category: ...th growing shortfalls in the production of coal and other fuels, have dampened investment prospects. "For example, various regulatory and other obstacles have delayed a proposed $12-billion investment in the steel sector by Korean steelmaker POSCO-potentially the biggest foreign investment project in Indian history-by more than seven years. Other steel projects have also faced extensive delays because of land acquisition hurdles and other issues" S&P said. The rating agency is concerned about recent setbacks in economic policy which have hurt investor sentiment. "Strong opposition from within the Congress party-led ruling coalition, as well as from opposition parties,...
Posted By: JRF on 11 Jun 2012
 
Have Fun!: Complex Problems do have a Solution
 Started by: sw33tc0rn on 07 Jun 2006
   ...Many years ago in a small Indian village, a farmer had the misfortune of owing a large sum of money to a village moneylender. The moneylender, who was old and ugly, fancied the farmer's beautiful daughter. So he proposed a bargain. He said he would forgo the farmer's debt if he could marry his daughter. Both the farmer and his daughter were horrified by the proposal. So the cunning money-lender suggested that they let providence decide the matter. He told them that he would put a black pebble and a white pebble into an empty money bag. ...
Posted By: sw33tc0rn on 07 Jun 2006
 
General: Caste discrimination — U.K. Dalits win the argument, nearly
 Started by: Vandematram on 06 Sep 2010
   ...TO DIVISION The issue has divided Britain's Indian diaspora and right-wing groups such as the Hindu Forum of Britain have launched a counter-campaign arguing that the Government has no right to intervene in what they claim is the community's internal affair. Ramesh Kallidai, secretary-general of the Forum, says it is “not right for the U.K. Government to take a position on the rites, beliefs or practices of a particular religion”. “Social interactions and personal choices are an expression of people's freedom, and any barriers should be removed through education and awareness, not through legislation,” he argues. In a report, “Caste in the U.K.”, the Forum denied clai...
Posted By: Vandematram on 06 Sep 2010
 
Our Native Country!: Let all Hindus come together
 Started by: Vandematram on 17 Jun 2010
   ... The truth is that at the moment there is a witchhunt against Hindu gurus. It started with the Shankaracharya, then Swami Nityananda was thrown in jail for 45 days, for allegedly having consensual sex with a woman. Today, the media and the government are trying to malign Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in the eyes of his disciples and Indians in general. Who is next? One should analyse why Hindus are so much under attack at the moment. First, there is such a thing as karma. Hindus have often betrayed each other and have become lethargic, complacent and sometimes arrogant. Secondly, there are at the moment combined forces, which are assaulting Hinduism, knowingly or unknowingly, consciously or ...
Posted By: MGupta on 17 Jun 2010
 
Life: An open letter to a "specific person"
 Started by: meghal on 13 Apr 2006
   ...e here just because of their relative or on refugee status, Canada is sure a land of gold. FOr people coming from other parts of world, where there is political unrest or human right abuse, Canada is a haven for them. For an Indian professional who has lived in metropolis or big cities - yes, life in Canada is a struggle during initial years. Once you settle down, you realize, life in Canada is not that bad after all. It is more a matter of developing a positive attitude. But then - change is always unwelcome, and it takes time before you adjust to your new conditions. Some are able to survive their struggle, some are not. Yes. There are many things that I miss about India. But a...
Posted By: meghal on 17 Apr 2006
 
Health and Wellness: Which Doctor to trust in Canada
 Started by: tamilkuravan on 17 Jan 2007
   ...oncern that his training is inferior because he is African. If he's an incompetent doctor it is probably a personal failing unrelated to his race or ethnicity. Updated to add: I read the second page and I see there was also mention of a Middle Eastern doctor, a terrible Chinese pharmicist family and a mix of horrible and mediocre Indian doctors. So I can see that Canada's medical system is at least multicultural in its incompetence and also that posters are just using race and ethnicity as a descriptor. Differing diagnosis is common since much of the practice of medicine is subjective. In my evidence-based opinion doctors in Canada give out antibiotics too frequently. This is linked t...
Posted By: Portia on 14 Feb 2012
 
Moving Soon: moving some time next year
 Started by: karisma on 12 Jul 2010
   IF, Fairy tales can come true, it can happen to you.......: ...ould someone please let me know which is the down town area, the business area , the residential area or the suburbs etc..., areas that are safe to live in for females etc...... Any other information just to understand the basic daily life of an average Indian - Canadian would be helpful......[/quote] - You have all of us here on this CD. We will root and cheer when you come out of the airport terminal. Here is the location of the old Toronto. It is in red. If it does not display in a large format, double click on it. : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Old_Toronto_locator.png That was what Toronto was a hundred years ago, that I know about. People have lived here all their liv...
Posted By: ftfl on 12 Jul 2010
 
Our Native Country!: Kejriwal Sacks his Cabinet Minister on Corruption Charges
 Started by: san-hugo on 12 Oct 2015
   ...e following writer has nailed our problem perfectly: http://m.rediff.com/news/column/the-corrupt-indian/20151014.htm I am not surprised and this will take generations to solve if we started to correct honestly from today. Hiren[/quote] Although, what he said is correct, the article doesn't appear to be complete, but a half baked effort. I would love to see more detailed analysis. Anyhow! It takes two to tango. While the public is at fault, the Public administration needs to be strictly enforced. We are at a Chicken and egg situation. Let's first ascertain as to who has the utmost power for system reformation. It's the Politicians. Let them pay heed and provide with the be...
Posted By: febpreet on 16 Oct 2015
 
Our Native Country!: Nehru - Visionary or Fool?
 Started by: DesiTiger on 02 Mar 2005
   Why the discussion about Nehru turns into discussion on Osama?: ...at time. Here it is not my intention to review the evidence for which broad consensus exists amongst archaeologists. So what should we do if the Indian textbooks continue to repeat this fabrication? There are those who say that history doesn't matter and so let's not worry about what the books say and in due course better books will be published. Maybe true. But isn't it foolish to let wrong things be taught in schools and colleges? How does it help education if we disregard the intelligence of the youth and tell them something to be a fact for which there is no evidence? Almost two decade ago, the distinguished British anthropologist, Edmund Leach, wrote a famous essay on this problem...
Posted By: V PANDIT on 25 Mar 2005
 
General: AAP SWARAJ BUDGET
 Started by: DELHI INDIAN on 26 Jun 2015
   ...Let's not make this as BJP vs AAP thread or AK vs Modi thread. [quote][i]Originally posted by DELHI INDIAN[/i] Following are the highlights of AAP govt's 'Swaraj Budget'. Just copy pasting it. Good job done for getting maximum allocation to Education and Health sector. While AAP in function, don't see chances of misappropriation of funds allocated in budget being anti corruption branch so active in Delhi. Good start but they have to be serious about pollution level, not significant effort visible. * Pilot proj...
Posted By: DELHI INDIAN on 26 Jun 2015
 
General: Believe this theory of ID? Why not?
 Started by: DiogenestheCynic on 16 Aug 2005
   ... but it would be a start.[/quote] there will not be a need to when the its time. Right now it will be a debate. [quote] I am assuming this is part of the alternatibve programming. \"Multi Headed, dancing on a corpse\" - Which Indian God is this, Kali? \"Dying man bleeding on a cross.\" - I will leave that one alone. For now. [/quote] Do i sense malevolence :D . OK replace that with FSM and LSM(landed spaghetti monster) [quote] I have not asked for UTOPIA.[/quote] oh no? I think you long for it :)...
Posted By: jake3d on 20 Aug 2005
 
Science & Technology: Indian Scientist hired out of India for USD280,000PA by SEAGATE Technology
 Started by: Vandematram on 09 Mar 2010
   ...//timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kolkata-/IIM-C-grad-bags-Rs-16cr-offer/articleshow/5665342.cms IIM-C grad bags Rs 1.6cr offer Somdatta Basu, TNN, Mar 10, 2010, 02.39am IST KOLKATA: Indian Institute of Management-Calcutta (IIM-C) has turned out to be the first choice of recruiters with the best pay packets in this year's campus placements. One of its students has bagged a record $350,000 (Rs 1.6 crore) offer from a global investment bank based in South East Asia and two more have been offered packages of over Rs 1 crore. What's more, IIM-C got 91 slot-zero offers (when the largest firms give out the best salaries). That's the highest among all IIMs on Day 1 and 2, say source...
Posted By: Vandematram on 09 Mar 2010
 
General: Western women are targetted for abroad visa.:)
 Started by: happywoman36 on 26 May 2015
   ...[quote][i]Originally posted by happywoman36[/i] OK... Fido and others who found my post offensive, please post similar article whereby Indian, srilankan,Bangladeshi or Chinese or for that matter, any other country people have committed similar crime and let's discuss all over again. :) [/quote] :up: finally truth prevails. what these pseudo secular paki lover don't understand that they will never get anything by hating India - each time someone will come and give them proper reply.....Ab tau India mai bhi SARKAAR badal chuki hai - wake up :) my question to all India/Hindu haters - find me one true Paki discussion ...
Posted By: MGupta on 30 May 2015
 
Family Class: Sponsorship of Parents, processing applications received till July 7, 2005
 Started by: Trinity on 21 Aug 2007
   Sponsoring parents - Wait times: ...mom is the spouse. I doubt that they will ask for their marriage certificate (unless your mom still goes by her maiden name). Usually their valid Indian passports, Police Clearance Certificates (which is a big racket nowadays in corrupt India), medicals by a DMP (designated medical practitioner), then another 10-12 week wait for visas to be issued. In general (not always), if medicals are cleared, then good news is a few weeks away. Maintaining good health is of paramount importance, especially avoiding major infections like HIV, Hep C, Hep B, pneumonia, major heart disease, etc. Issues like controlled diabetes, controlled hypertension, controlled arthritis are usually not an issue with the...
Posted By: Vipul on 22 Jan 2011
 
News and Events: Won't let your blood to boil
 Started by: New Guy on 29 Jun 2005
   ... Minister Indira Gandhi as an \"old witch\" and national security adviser Henry Kissinger insulted Indians in general, according to transcripts of Oval Office tapes and newly declassified documents. Nixon and Kissinger met in the Oval Office on the morning of November 5, 1971, to discuss Nixon's conversation with Gandhi the day before. \"We really slobbered over the old witch,\" Nixon told Kissinger, according to a transcript of their conversation released on Tuesday as part of a State Department compilation of significant documents involving American foreign policy. Nixon's remark came as the two men speculated about Gandhi's motives during the White House meeting ...
Posted By: New Guy on 29 Jun 2005
 
Our Native Country!: India @ war with Canada .Which side would you be ?
 Started by: Fido on 20 Sep 2006
   ...uot;I will serve and uphold the laws of Canada" and "O' Canada, we stand on guard for thee" were used. It was definately more than a notion. Did you go through a different ceremony? BV[/quote] Relax bud! Firstly the absoluteness of 'patriotism' itself is in question. You were an 'Indian Patriot' who is now a 'Canadian Patriot'. How is your 'patriotism' as absolute as you make it sound? Its already changed once. NOTE: I am not implying the change is right or wrong. Coming back to the topic. So was Mohammed Ali less of an American that the ones who went to the Vietnam war? What about Cindy Sheehan? Dont tell me you are a die hard republican now :) If those examples a...
Posted By: jake3d on 21 Sep 2006
 
Our Native Country!: Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes pulled out of circulation immediately in India !
 Started by: futureguy on 08 Nov 2016
   ...is not going to help anyone. Imagine, these steps were taken even in the past, but without the kind of alternate options like the present - what must have been the hardships our parents and grandparents faced. $500 in Indian currency is not a crisis for us at present compared to the hardships being faced by our brothers and sisters in India. I am sure, once they have settled down, the exchange process for residents outside India will be introduced. In the meantime it is good idea to email them or post messages on the PM's social media handles. They have been actively responding on the social media. If anyone has any ideas how this could have been better implemented without comprom...
Posted By: futureguy on 16 Nov 2016
 
Life: Toronto will have to upgrade ALL signs to French!!
 Started by: nicefolks20 on 23 Oct 2004
   ...English-only traffic sign ruled illegal Toronto — A justice of the peace has ruled that a "no left turn" sign in Toronto is unenforceable because it is not written in both English and French. The ruling Monday by Justice Alice Napier could result in thousands of traffic tickets being dismissed. Lawyer Jennifer Myers argued that a traffic sign near Bay and Dundas streets violated the Highway Traffic Act and the French Languages Service Act because it was not in both official languages. Napier agreed at a night court heari...
Posted By: nicefolks20 on 23 Oct 2004
 
Life: Does caste-ism exist in Canada?
 Started by: Portia on 22 Mar 2012
   ...n of Caste system, its original intent and basis of classification and subsequent distortion, use of caste classification by British and subsequently V.P. Singh and Christian missionaries to divide and destroy Hindu. By the way, the crimes committed by Italian or Portugese Crusaders were more heinous, violent and repulsive than Indian Caste system. ...
Posted By: Nightmare on 02 Apr 2012
 
Articles: Are all of us going to be True Canadian
 Started by: New Guy on 14 Dec 2004
   ...ter you start living here, while your second post says what you were meaning to say was that all Indian who have migrated should do more for India than what they are doing. ___________________________________________________________ No comments as I told clearly its my view, staying in Canada and criticising about their system is morally wrong. Bill Gates donate 100 million dollar in one visit, Steve Wagh opened an orpahange in Calacutta, CRY gets more funding from foreigners than NRI, NRIs are mostly in the news when the kids are getting married and spending millions in Victoria Memorial and UP. You are right Chandreshh, I am CONFUSED as why it is so? We deserved to do better for our...
Posted By: New Guy on 16 Dec 2004
 
Our Native Country!: Know AAP - Bring change !!
 Started by: san-hugo on 22 Oct 2013
   ...i's langotia would stay clean under such circumstances. At least he has the knack in delegating to the right people under such circumstances as any good leader is wont to do. [/quote] Very valid line of thought and quite a meaningful post .... Modi @ the centre and AAP in Delhi .... Next 5 years could be a churning time for India & Indian politics....
Posted By: Fido on 16 Dec 2013
 
Our Native Country!: I am proud to go to India: US President Obama
 Started by: MGupta on 07 Jun 2010
   ...#2352;ी क्लिंटन की तरह ही उनके सामने भी उनके नाम की थाली पेश की जाए. जी हां, भारत दौरे पर ओबामा न सिर्फ ‘हिलेरी थाली’ का स्वाद लेने...
Posted By: MGupta on 07 Jun 2010
 
Business: This can push India into darkness...
 Started by: gopalpai on 07 Dec 2009
   ...n per-capita emission. The country's industrial electricity tariffs are amongst the highest in the world, a measure aimed at deterring wastage. Nevertheless, it is under pressure to cut pollution to battle climate change. This is at a time when the nation's demand for power is rising with more Indian middle class buying houses and electronic items. India has committed to contributing towards reducing "carbon intensity". It has set a goal to rein the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted per unit of economic output by 20 - 25% until 2020. However, what is the price that the nation will have to pay? Does this mean that India's future will once again be pushed into 'darkness'? ...
Posted By: gopalpai on 07 Dec 2009
 
Jobs: Retirement in Canada after immigrating.
 Started by: Gaulam on 18 Apr 2008
   ...nill... So I was curious to hear from folks who have real knowledge of that society as it stands today. I am beside myself with this OVERWHELMING FILTH in India. But I am not going to argue since I have no real knowledge. Next year I am planning on taking a month's vacation to India to check out the surface of Indian culture and reality for myself. As far as Canada is concerned, with conservative investments, mostly GICs and some direct investment through TD waterhouse (I use them), one could make about 60 grand a year from 1.5-2 million CAN$. I am making right now 4.1% APY from GICs purchased a few months ago, but the recent rate cuts brought the GIC rates (if purchased now) to about 3%. If...
Posted By: GlobalIndian on 23 Apr 2008
 
Our Native Country!: Chandrayaan - A waste of tax payers money
 Started by: GoldFinger on 14 Nov 2008
   Be proud of India !: ...dy done it, said, “Moon mission cost is less than Rs 400 crore, which is just ten per cent of annual budget of ISRO spread over many years.” The cost of Chandrayaan-1 which has been scheduled to be launched on 22nd October is nearly Rs 386 crore, which includes Rs 100 crore for the establishment of Indian Deep Space Network (IDSN) at Byalalu. This will help to perform the task of getting the radio signals transmitted by future satellites, not just Chandrayaan-1. This mission is also India’s first unmanned lunar mission. The officials of ISRO feel that those who are against this mission are actually not fully aware with the facts related to the mission. Satish clarified, “For exam...
Posted By: Beebee on 15 Nov 2008
 
Accounting and Taxation: Institute of Chartered Accountants of India - Toronto Chapter
 Started by: dp_jain on 10 Oct 2006
   ...To all the Indian CAs - CD members/Non-CD members Hi all, Please read the mail I received and attach here under. It is a good news for all Indian Chartered Accountants. We Chandresh, Daksha and myself took up this issue back in June/July 2004 but due to poor response gave up. Now the real time is there and it has becoem a reality. Here under I paste two mails received from the chapter. - Hello Everyone and welcome to the first communication of the Toront...
Posted By: dp_jain on 10 Oct 2006
 
Our Native Country!: Another Very Interesting (though long) feature on India
 Started by: Rajeev Narula on 09 Mar 2007
   ...nd and fixed-line services. “Now we have enhanced the skills, tools and services and integrated the NOC as the centre to support all Asian customers,” Srinivasan Thukkaram, director (services & sales), Nortel India, told ET. “The Indian NOC is central to our growth plans for our services business, which we are attacking very aggressively. We are ramping up the NOC here as India is pivotal to our global strategy,” said John Cooke, head of Nortel’s services business for the EMEA region. Managed network services relieve customers of network concerns by ensuring the right hardware, software and configurations for maximising interaction of networks and components from vendors, i...
Posted By: balaq8 on 11 Mar 2007
 
Our Native Country!: Today's Goonda, tomorrow's rapist
 Started by: Nightmare on 27 Dec 2012
   ...[quote][i]Originally posted by Delhite[/i] Indian voters can be divided into two categories – hardcore supporter and swingers. The hardcore worship their political affiliation religiously. They have myopic vision. The swingers vote according to their influencing factors which could be depending upon candidate, religion, caste, education (Candidate’s as well as their own) etc. Do you ever think why Delhi reacted so aggressively against this gang rape? There is a sense...
Posted By: KumarM on 31 Dec 2012
 
Our Native Country!: Jayalalitha convicted and jailed
 Started by: MKBLR on 27 Sep 2014
   ...Sir Winston made this statement in the House of Commons just before the independence of India & Pakistan. "Power will go to the hands of rascals, , rogues and freebooters. All Indian leaders will be of low calibre and men of straw. They will have sweet tongues and silly hearts. They will fight among themselves for power and will be lost in political squabbles . A day would come when even air & water will be taxed." Sadly , the forewarning of Late Winston Churchill has been proved right by some of our criminal , corrupt people’s representatives , police , public se...
Posted By: happywoman36 on 11 May 2015
 
Filmi Gupshup: Why BHATT always shows anti-hindu
 Started by: mumdxbcan on 02 Sep 2007
   ... including supervisors. Where colour is concerned, it is definitely an issue. I remember in the last company I was working at in Canada, it boiled down to promoting an Indian lady whose English was excellent and had a strong working ethic and an Eastern European lady whose English sucked, and still sucks, but to her credit had a strong work ethic. Whether you want to believe it or not, the Eastern European lady won out because of her skin colour. I am only citing here the last experiences I had, but I can go back all the way to 1982 and from then on cite tons of examples where people with questionable English skills were hired and where people of a lighter skin colour were prefered over t...
Posted By: BlueLobster on 04 Sep 2007
 
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