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Jobs: Clarity on the concept of CTC based compensation in India
 Started by: Kal on 25 Jan 2007
   ...sts) House: Bangalore and Mumbai are comparable and very expensive. Hyd might not be far behind. Assume spending around 50L for a decent 2-3 BR apartment in a good locality. Mortgage rates around 9-10%. for a 30L loan, monthly payment will be around 28K. Grocery: Grocery is not very expensive as long as you stick to normal Indian fare. Breakfast cereals (Rs. 250 for Cherios), orange juice(Small Tropicana box for Rs.80) etc can be quite expensive and these expenses can really ADD up. Eatout: Still relatively inexpensive at the multitude of small restaurants in any of the cities. 3 star, 5 star restaurants and exotic cuisine (Italian etc) can be on par with any similar Canadi...
Posted By: ash_canada on 25 Jan 2007
 
General: Are you 'also' chasing the Sensex?
 Started by: gopalpai on 05 Sep 2009
   ...st hope that they have learnt a hard lesson and do not resort to ambiguous 'financial engineering' which perplexed the world and brought the global financial system down on its knees. 04:20 Confusing cues from global markets kept the benchmark Indian indices on a fragile footing this week only to marginally recover in the final session. The Indian markets trailed the pack of losers globally, with the BSE-Sensex recording a weekly loss of 1.5%. Proposal to increase natural gas prices, better rainfall and higher commodity prices also failed to bring in enough cheers until the last trading session. As for other asset classes, while crude oil prices declined 6.5% on renewed conce...
Posted By: gopalpai on 05 Sep 2009
 
News and Events: AV Birla Group to buy Canadian BPO firm
 Started by: desertfox on 25 Jun 2006
   ... $125 million. The Aditya Birla Group entered into a definitive agreement with Minacs Worldwide to offer Canadian $5.50 per share in cash for all outstanding common shares of Minacs on a fully-diluted basis. The acquisition will be made through TransWorks, a leading Indian BPO provider and a wholly owned subsidiary of Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited. The total expected cost of the acquisition would be $125 million, including payment for all common shares, and in-the-money option and warrant securities of the company. The combined business will have a revenue base of about $300 million. "The acquisition demonstrates our commitment to emerge as a leading global BPO services provider and...
Posted By: desertfox on 25 Jun 2006
 
Just Landed: What are the advantages/disadvantages of having a baby in Canada?
 Started by: sumjo on 21 Jul 2005
   ...ow about Canada, but only US born can become President of US of A.). So there is always some difference. :( <It would be great if someone who has gone through this phase can shed some light about the merits/demerits.> One can face unforeseen problems in good and decent Indian hospitals also, despite personal care and very good doctors. (Maybe fate). Synopsis: If I were you, I would get the child delivered in Canada and then after getting passport made send them/accompany them to India for two months vacation/recuperation/greater family reunion, and take/call them back whenever they feel like it. No dependence on any fancy paperwork or delays resulting from some overburdene...
Posted By: LD on 04 Aug 2005
 
General: WHY ARE THE DESIS ALWAYS COMPLAINING AND GRIPING (READ "WHY DON'T THEY PACK THEI
 Started by: STHIRU18 on 30 Oct 2004
   ...ur info jobs on web sites can be and are faked . Can u please tell (something which u evade)- how many Indian engineers do labor jobs in the first year(an indicator if nt statistics - I wish 2 hear ur numbers , kindly let them fiorth - 1/ 10 , 2/10 ) - do u imagine the same guys working as labor in India which is in ur opinion 'too low ' . 5. As a finale I quote a CA plus CPA whom I met @ Toranto - ' Jab main Dubai mein thaa to teen CA mere ko report karte the aur yahaan par jobs bhee nahin hai - apna kaam hai isliye card par CA bhee nahin likkha hai ....meri wife kaam kartee hai .... bas yeh hai kee yahaan par apna dhandha hai - CA articles ke liye bhee yahan par locals ko prefer ki...
Posted By: Manasvi on 30 Nov 2004
 
Have Fun!: Confessions of an NRI's dreary mind
 Started by: Pramod Chopra on 09 May 2005
   ... dreary mind BOSTON DIARY | Sunil Lala May 9, 2005 A hello from Boston to all my Indian readers! The New England winter is now over, and the snow has melted off our driveways. Those romantic nights spent sitting in front of the crackling fireplace, sipping Courvoisier, while listening to Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, are behind us. The skis and ice skates are back in the basement. Those ever stubborn thin green blades of grass are beginning to grow again. The perennials planted in the yard last year are blooming once more. Warm and sunny days are here, and so are a thousand fun-filled activities. Baseball on weekends, roller-blading on the BU campus, leisurely walks on...
Posted By: Pramod Chopra on 09 May 2005
 
Our Native Country!: Arvind Kejariwal & AAP .
 Started by: Fido on 05 Feb 2014
   ...chy and Drama Lover" . were never felt as personal attack till admins called such things as sensitive. or term AAPtard used in numerous posts, chee chee ! or AAP Cheer Girls ! now that should be very offensive in Indian context! Wonder why so touchy about personal attacks on this site when posters are not using real name or photo. this is not facebook. The concept of 'personal' attack does not hold good here. 15 people can write under one ID or one person can make 15 ids here. Convince me. So I disagree to sit and understand this game of personal attacks ( of course it goes without saying that the writing should not be highly graphic, unreadable by a decent human and ...
Posted By: san-hugo on 22 Feb 2014
 
General: Haroon ranting again
 Started by: Nightmare on 24 Jan 2010
   ... votes and are willing to go to any extent to appease ‘minority sentiments’ — including approving the automatic though absurd inclusion of Muslims in the list of BPL beneficiaries of the Indian state’s munificence in keeping with the Prime Minister’s ‘Muslims first’ policy — would rather pretend this particular event never happened. Our judiciary, which endlessly agonises over terrorists and their molls being killed in Gujarat, has not thought it fit to set up a Special Investigation Team to identify the guilty men of 1990 and bring them to justice. It would seem Hindu pride, Hindu dignity and Hindu lives are irrelevant in this wondrous land of ours. Tragically, Hindus hav...
Posted By: Nightmare on 24 Jan 2010
 
Life: The first ever East Indians to set foot in Canada
 Started by: Pink Panther on 26 May 2006
   ...I came across this article while researcing another CD'ers request for info on an early east indian immigrant to Canada called Dukhi. Sorry, I couldn't find any info on him but.... I found this really interesting and I know it's a really long read but I'm sure alot of you will think it interesting too...for those of you born in Canada, it will make you think about your family's roots and their struggles when they first came to this country. For those of us who came to Canada ...
Posted By: Pink Panther on 26 May 2006
 
Jobs: Want Important information? Das-FX is here to help!
 Started by: Das-FX on 13 May 2005
   ...nd similarly, no government publishes statistics which speak bad about the administration. Many things in life are not documented but still known by masses (like bribes in Indian government offices!) Das has tried to bring in another refreshing wave – but seemingly in an arrogant manner – a very Canadian manner in general immigrant’s view. The thought is welcome, but not the manner – specially after reading pages and pages of his duel with prabhub on another thread. Wise men never argue with fools but unfortunately his explanation which could have ended in one page, extended to an argument of 5 pages of one thread in a day (which I am sure would be a record on this site!) Havin...
Posted By: chandresh on 15 May 2005
 
Life: Water softener recommendations ?
 Started by: ash_canada on 11 Sep 2007
   Water Hardness: ... Artesian: Water that originates from a confined aquifer, where the water level stands at some height above the top of the aquifer. (Flows naturally} Fluoridated: Water that contains fluoride added within the limitations established by the Food and Drug Administration. What the city supplies. Mineral: Water that contains at least 250 parts per million total dissolved solids (TDS). It comes from a source tapped at one or more bore holes or a spring, and originates from a geologically and physically protected underground water source. Bottlers may not add minerals to this water. Some are desalinate...
Posted By: ftfl on 15 Sep 2007
 
Have Fun!: Flying with Air Deccan !
 Started by: ayaskant on 26 May 2006
   ...Hi I was in India quite recently, and had to fly Deccan on one of the domestic sectors. Its almost like travelling on Indian railways- with people carrying aloo bhujia, samosa and rotis. Their flights are generally delayed, if not cancelled, as was mine too- an old friend who works with ATC invited me over to his office and we sat chatting for four hours, till he said that they had a slot which they could allot Deccan. He said that Deccan has far too few aircraft servicing too many points- once one departure from is delayed, all f...
Posted By: soberflier on 26 May 2006
 
Science & Technology: Phillipines surpasses India as the call center destination of the World
 Started by: Vandematram on 01 Feb 2011
   ...a, Nigeria, and the United Kingdom are the top English-speakers ranked accordingly. The proficiency of the Filipinos in the English-language proved to be the main reasons why multinational firms are preferring the Philippines as the top destinations for their calls. Filipinos English accent are less-obvious compared to the Indian English accent. The customers from the U.S. are often not aware that they are speaking to a Filipino. Call center will have a huge growth potentials as companies are trying to drive down huge operating cost, and the Philippines are just on the right track of development. The Philippine government have also done it’s part by promoting educational and scholars...
Posted By: Vandematram on 01 Feb 2011
 
Our Native Country!: Poverty map in Mumbai
 Started by: NorthAlberta on 07 Oct 2005
   CATCH A BUS IN INDIA AND DON'T LET GO: ... the bus. As I visit my native India, I find myself marveling at how people deal with the immense population, which grows by a staggering 15 million a year, so many that if rabbits had a lobbying group, we'd all be using the phrase "breeding like Indians." Nowhere is the population more pronounced than in public transportation. Buses are often crammed with people, beyond their capacity, with some passengers getting seats and many others pressed together in the aisle, close enough to know what each other had for lunch. A few passengers travel on the outside, grabbing onto whatever they can, the frame of the door perhaps. These are the people who know what it means...
Posted By: Smiley on 14 Oct 2005
 
Financial Planning: RRSP withdrawal if moving back to India.
 Started by: sensouv on 27 Feb 2020
   ... You only had a Maximum of Three years to invest into RRSP's and when you withdraw it gets loaded as income during the year you pull it out. That amount will become taxable in any case and will be subject to the bracket that you will be in that year. The Indian Government has a TAX YEAR starting from 1st April and ends on 31st March of the next. That makes the accounting practices a complicated subject matter. So, to avoid all of the Dual taxation subject matter and calculations, please try and close your stay within Canada before the 1st of April and carry all the funds out of Canada by that timeline. Your new year and the calculation there after and the taxation year too begins on the f...
Posted By: Full House on 04 Mar 2020
 
Our Native Country!: It's official - Manmohan Singh the most corrupt PM ever of India !
 Started by: Vandematram on 16 Nov 2010
   ...ould've been the best judge. Who was behind Manmohan Singh? Of-course, your guess is as good as mine. This whole Congress is a dome of corruption and eating India each minute. I am happy that they are not in power and had a well deserving defeat. I hope they will never come to power EVER. But, this is Indian politics, and people forget too soon. Congressis need to oust Gandhi-Nehru family. But, how can you when it's a family party. BJP, on the other hand is not doing any favor to its own by being silent on Congress' corruption. What is stopping them to file cases, investigations, and charges? Underhand deal? May be. What conspired with CBI Director's Diarygate? Why BJP is silent and tr...
Posted By: febpreet on 12 Sep 2014
 
Study: Some Question about Masters Degree
 Started by: JRF on 18 Feb 2014
   SEE IF THIS HELPS...: ...ect the transcripts first from your Indian university (often in sealed envelope) and later when some university request direct mailing, tbhey could do that too).[/b] 9) What is the procedure to apply for Masters? What are the pre-requisites, FAQ's? Thanks for your response.[/quote] - The scores you have provided are just a PASSING GRADE. Some universities will evaluate International students differently. TOEFL or IELTS is a must. Scores needed are TOEFL 567 // IELTS 6.5 + You have to follow the requirements of each and every University. 1) There is a very bleak chance her getting a seat. Choose ONE or TWO Universities and apply to them. The Next opening might be in 2015. ...
Posted By: Full House on 20 Feb 2014
 
Life: Love & Hate on Canada...
 Started by: JRF on 06 Apr 2006
   ...al facility, in some provinces one gets coverage sooner than Ontario, Whether its good or bad, it is certainly better than $1000/monthly US insurance where you will end up paying 20% if you've lost the Job and also need to pay from your pocket apart from Housing.. One can go on discussing about the negatives about any country not just Canada. I can write a whole page about US, coz I lived there for 8 years.. Esp.., the wonderful welcome message given at the borders and airports, Child crime, looting,mugging, outsourcing, school shooting, $$ pressure from Private schools, always stressed work style, I understand its not just Milk and honey country, one can face his own problems specifi...
Posted By: JRF on 06 Apr 2006
 
Where to settle: How much avg prices of houses in Indian area near Vanc / Burnaby / Surrey
 Started by: rozebuds on 24 Mar 2009
   FIRST THINGS FIRST...: ...[quote][i]Originally posted by rozebuds[/i] Hello: We are a family of 4 (husband+wife+ 2 children age 8 & 4) We are going to land in June'09. I would like to know the avg price of houses in Surrey / Burnaby Vancouver in Indian area for buying so as to save on rent. While I search for Jobs. I would really appreciate advise from CD's Regards RB (we are from Bombay)[/quote] ______________________________________________________________ It is a good time to buy a place. It might even get a little more easier and slightly cheaper after you land here and get a job. Not all of us can afford to pay...
Posted By: ftfl on 26 Mar 2009
 
Our Native Country!: Study Abroad - India-The best place for study in world
 Started by: MGupta on 11 Dec 2009
   ...OR="Blue"][SIZE="6"][B]Now India offering Best Education in world[/B][/SIZE][/COLOR][/B] [img]http://www.studyguidance.com/images/india-map.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.studyindia.org.uk/sites/www.studyindia.org.uk/files/nitobe_logo.gif[/img] The Indian education system has conquered a strong position in international circuit. India is a popular destination for higher education amongst foreign students as the country has an unparalleled variety of academic courses. A large number of students fly to India every year from all corners of the globe to satisfy their desire for learning more. Studying in India, the second largest higher education network in the World is an...
Posted By: MGupta on 12 Jun 2010
 
Our Native Country!: Why Indian education and certificates are not recognized in Canada?
 Started by: RESP on 14 Mar 2011
   ...Almost every immigrant from India asks this question and accuses Canada/ Canadian Employers being too discriminatory against highly qualified immigrants from South East Asia. After reading the following news article I don’t think anyone can blame Canadian Government and Canadian Employers. And I am sure this is just a tip of an Iceberg. India, where any type of standards are almost non-existent, how one can expect from Western Governments or employers to recognize credentials issued by India ?:( Following is the ...
Posted By: RESP on 14 Mar 2011
 
Our Native Country!: DIVIDE PAKISTAN TO ELIMINATE TERRORISM
 Started by: MGupta on 21 Dec 2008
   If you really beleive in your media reports then you should beleive this too!!!!: ...See the latest report from Indian newspaper Rashtriya Sahara « Terror in the aisles - By Khalid Mohamed - Hindustan TimesGAUTAM ADHIKARI SPEAK UP… DO SOMETHING…SAY OPENLY THAT THE RSS-MOSSAD ARE RESPONSIBLE–OTHERWISE BE DAMNED AND CONSIDER THE NATION DOOMED. THEY KILLED KARKARE TO SEND A MESSAGE THAT YOU CANNOT INVESTIGATE THE MOSSAD-RSS ANGLE. »CIA, MOSSAD HAND BEHIND SANGH PARIVAR’S EXTREMISTS! - Rashtriya Sahara, Urdu Daily, Mumbai FRONT-PAGE AND EDIT PAGE NEWS AND ANALYSIS FROM MUMBAI’S URDU NEWSPAPERS TRANSLATION FROM URDU FREE SERVICE FOR WORLD MEDIA Wednesday, November 26, 2008 R...
Posted By: topidrama on 26 Dec 2008
 
Real Estate & Mortgages: India vs Canada- Real Estate Investment
 Started by: vivek901 on 27 Mar 2015
   PLEASE CONSULT A FINANCIAL ADVISOR.: ...or 26%, if the total salary hits $89,000/yr.. and if you hit 29%, you are living off the hog. So you do get to hold 71% or better of the capital gains. Here is another proposition. There are many more investment vehicles available there in the Indian market, such as the TN Government backed securities, which provide a return of 11-12% per annum. then there are some that are risky, but they have been there in business forever, see the link below and also google for high-interest yields. But please do your own due diligence, before you jump into it. If you want to know, most of these investments get sold or oversubscribed on the very first day of issue. Unless you are there in the queue ve...
Posted By: Full House on 29 Mar 2015
 
Our Native Country!: AAP - Aam Admi Party - Worth knowing before and after December Elections
 Started by: dhaikin on 18 Nov 2013
   ...jority. I think he is surrendering little prematurely. I agree with San-Hugo that AAP is for a long haul. More they stay in politics, more they will be able to extort. Their main investor Prashant Bhushan and his father are known extortionist. If one has been familiar with Indian politics and its under currents, they would know this for a fact. AAP is a motley crowd of extortionist, idiots, communists, investors and gullible. In my times, that is when I was young, the communists would come to University Campuses and give fiery speeches, collect donations and enrol members. They would then lend the services of these volunteers to various candidates, mainly Kangress but others too, in...
Posted By: Nightmare on 06 Dec 2013
 
Our Native Country!: Good riddance -Jyoti Basu died. A Nice Tribute to Basu by Gupta
 Started by: Nightmare on 17 Jan 2010
   ...ence and faith in both West Bengal, and Kerala, where successive communist governments have played havoc with the common man, under the guise of \"socialism\". What should surprise and shame an average Indian is this - while the last vestiges of firebrand communism or \"socialism\" as we know it are almost about t disappear. Russia, the birth place of this political system is looking to embrace capitalism with open arms. Once the Castro era is gone, Cuba will see new-found prosperity from capitalism. Hugo Chavez may be a great hit in Venezuela, but once his time has passed on, no one will remember him. In short, communism or \"socialism\", whatever you call...
Posted By: ILOVENA on 19 Jan 2010
 
USA: அமெரிக்க அதி&#
 Started by: Vandematram on 22 May 2010
   அமெரிக்க அதிசயம&: ...or ? please think of it. Overflow your humanity, divinity will come, that is all whoever it is Report abuse | 3 hours ago Sindhu Pakistanis are always proud of saying Pakis in abroad. If something goes wrong or if they do mistakes or misbehave, nepal and Bangladesh people say immediately I am INDIAN, trying to spoil Indian names outside. Now this educated Pakis are also acting like Indians. Pathetic. hahahahaha, See we are helping them..................... Report abuse | 3 hours ago Kirubakaran விரைவில் இந்திய எதிர்ப்பாக ம...
Posted By: Vandematram on 22 May 2010
 
General: Believe this theory of ID? Why not?
 Started by: DiogenestheCynic on 16 Aug 2005
   ...h other out, but work together. Where GOD can be multi headed ,dancing on a corpse AND a dying man bleeding on a cross. [/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] Then we will not have the need for such debates. UTOPIA will have arrived. :)(would I be describing your 'heaven' mercury?) [/quote] I have not asked for UTOPIA....
Posted By: mercury6 on 20 Aug 2005
 
Our Native Country!: Muslims put out Godhra fire, says Banerjee report
 Started by: maple_asian on 07 Mar 2006
   Make History or Be History.: ...hased out gradually. On the cantrary they are on the increase. How can we still keep arguing about Arayans and Dravidians? How can we keep fighting about whose language is superior. How can we not identify with those people living in the remotest places as Assam, Meghalaya, Sikkim. Ok one might argue that the educated Indian are shedding all that. Or are we really? Look at the number of factions we have even among us, a few thousand Immigrants. Kannada Sangha, Tamil Sangha, Bengali's, Punjabi's. Not to forget a subfaction again among the kannadigas, Vokkaligara Sangha and may be there are more. Ok again one might ask what is wrong with them, they reflect diversity. But my fear is our divers...
Posted By: BAsh on 08 Mar 2006
 
Our Native Country!: Is the Popular English News Channel Anchor a Pak Spy
 Started by: ramar2005 on 12 Jan 2009
   ...Yesterday (Sunday, 11.01.09), at 8.00PM, there was this question hour session involving important former bureaucrats and experts regarding the subject Did Coercive Diplomacy employed was succesful for India. The programme heading question itself was loaded as if to make fun of Indian efforts post 26/11. In addition, the news anchor was able to rope in former ISI chief Durrani. But the most irritating part was that the "celibrity"news editor's table and her wall backdrop was flush with the image of the fluttering Pakistani flag almost throughout the programme of one hour. Was it a deliberate attempt to snub us or is it a mistake of the t...
Posted By: ramar2005 on 12 Jan 2009
 
General: Question for Sankaracharya
 Started by: canada_calling on 31 May 2005
   ...h school in USA, with a nobel prize winner had the pick of the jobs in USA, left everything and headed back home about 12 years ago. I never had any second thoughts, landed bag and baggage and looked for employment. I WAS WILLING TO ACCEPT INDIA, INDIAN MANAGEMENT STYLES and adjust myself to my Indian bosses irrespective of my past accomplishments. I grew steadily and at the last position was the General Manager of a large company of about Rs.400 Crores turnover, having about 40 people reporting to me, having my own personal secreatary. I used to fly around India at the drop of an hat. There have been days I spent a single day in three Indian cities, like Chennai, Mumbai and Delhi. I used to...
Posted By: canada_calling on 31 May 2005
 
Life: saving 10 lakhs
 Started by: nishitno1 on 14 Apr 2004
   Saving Rs 1million: ...machines to understand them, I was not against doing the work myself.I lived with my cousins initially and then moved to a Toronto downtown apartment. I had to wash my dishes, had to stand in the queue(some times) for washing my clothes etc. Hum, I said, what;s wrong. What happened to my Indian life, where in, I had servants doing all these chores. Well,that's ok. I can also follow Mahatma Gandhi doing these chores myself.That wisdom never occured to me when I was in India. Back in Mumbai, when I used to get drunk in one of the discos and used to sleep in the same five star hotel,where the disco was. Here I am, doing all these noble things. Back in India, a middle class family can afford to ...
Posted By: knockout_Jay on 07 Oct 2004
 
Science & Technology: BELL SYMPATICO USERS BEWARE !
 Started by: shankaracharya on 28 Jun 2006
   ...te] Please get your facts right..... Complaining ??? Me ??? you must be mistaken..... Coz i don't complain, and i dont fear "regretting what i may end up saying"..... [quote][i]Originally posted by jake3d[/i] I'm a little more than pissed off about the blasts...out of this topic for now...before I say something I'll regret. quote] [quote][i]Originally posted by jake3d[/i] Dont let that stop you. Two can play that game :D . [/quote][/quote] Just two ??? How about inviting Angelina over too ???;) The more the merrier :D [quote][i]Originally posted by jake3d[/i] I've given support for what I thought were solutions. Now your turn. Let...
Posted By: mails4sagar on 13 Jul 2006
 
Arts and Culture: SHORT ANSWERSTO REAL QUESTIONS ABOUT HINDUISM
 Started by: devdaas on 10 Jul 2005
   ...g is contrary to the natural balance of the universe. Many Hindus, therefore, refrain from killing animals for food when a plethora of vegetarian alternatives are available.[/B] [B]Why does Hinduism have many Gods?[/B] Hindus believe in one, all-pervasive supreme God, though He or She may be worshipped in different forms and by different names. As such, Hinduism is monotheistic and henotheistic; monotheistic in its belief in one God and henotheistic in that any one God can be worshipped without denying the existence of other Gods. And just as Hindus believe that Truth is one, called by many names, so too is God called by many names, be it, Krishna, Kali, Elohim, Jehovah or Allah. [B]...
Posted By: devdaas on 10 Jul 2005
 
Our Native Country!: Is India a very weak power ?
 Started by: Vandematram on 16 Feb 2011
   ...all. * LTTE was her creation. How can one forget the training camps for tamil seperatists she established in coastal TN. It simply alienated the Sri Lankans from India and in return Indians got bunch of fanatic terrorists. * To counter moderate Akalis in Punjab, every time she dismissed their government and started encouraging the extremists. Bhindranwale was her Frankenstein. And then she had operation blue star to get rid of him. [quote][i]Originally posted by puttoo[/i] [quote][i]Originally posted by sguk[/i] see this Excerpt Why India is a Weak Power - b/c the top job is reserved for a family?? Why no outrage against Gandhi (Feroze...
Posted By: sguk on 27 Feb 2011
 
Life: Leaving Canada behind
 Started by: shankaracharya on 29 Mar 2007
   ...========================================= Leaving Canada behind The Canadian diaspora in Asia: an opportunity slowly slipping away ANDREA MANDEL-CAMPBELL | Apr 09, 2007 Admittedly, the nondescript headquarters of the world's largest publicly listed Chinese fast-food chain isn't easy to find, hidden deep in Hong Kong's industrial hinterland. Still, it's hard to miss its public face, Café de Coral, a franchise with 300 restaurants in Hong Kong and mainland China, as well as the Manchu Wok chain in North America. It should be an obvious target for the Canadian food industry, especially since the chairman is, in fact, a Canuck. But aside from buying the odd pig knuckle from Canadian hog...
Posted By: shankaracharya on 29 Mar 2007
 
Life: What went wrong with Immigration Policies of Canada
 Started by: jago_desi on 20 Sep 2004
   ...ly that there will be an increased investment in the 'oil sands' project in Alberta (the oil sands could potentially hold as much as 180 billion barrels of oil). I've read opinion pieces that talk in terms of the prospects of bringing in large numbers of 'oil workers' from the Indian sub-continent, purely on work permits to meet this labor demand. Similar papers / opinion pieces are available in the public domain on the internet, I will hunt for links and post them on this thread. That is an example of what the government does to meet a temporary labor shortage. Why would the government not bring in immigrants to meet a temporary labor shortage? A simple answer. An unemployed immi...
Posted By: crenshaw on 21 Sep 2004
 
Life: Why you are here..
 Started by: rahul_singh23 on 29 Mar 2006
   ...government web site (which was my mistake- I accept) saying they need professionals (as it is a developed country & thought these people don't lie or may be I should say -don't say the complete truth - which is a general culture here). If it was an indian government website, I probably had not believed and looked for information from other sources. Ofcourse, there are lot of problems in India, that's why we all came here, hoping things will be better here. Can you or anybody explain me, why canadian govt. give 30-40 immigration points (I don't remember exact points) for professionals? They should give 5 points to these professionals and give drivers/labor/barber, etc. 30-40 points, which the...
Posted By: Ash20 on 12 Apr 2006
 
Real Estate & Mortgages: Power of sale houses
 Started by: tamilkuravan on 09 May 2009
   nice thread.. Thanks: ...Hi tamilkuravan & sville... I think its good thread talking about POS. A lot of people may interested to learn or buy POS RE and I hope some expert/realtor can share their knowledge. - Big spike in number of homes lost in GTA Banks seize properties as mortgage defaults grow http://www.yourhome.ca/homes/article/631682?ref=patrick.net The close to 5,000-square-foot mansion was a just reward after 20 years run...
Posted By: rahul_singh23 on 11 May 2009
 
Our Native Country!: Banaras Hindu University develops cheaper technology than Delhi metro
 Started by: MGupta on 16 Nov 2008
   ... scientists of BHU and awaits a proper consideration by the authorities concerned to apply the technology as a new form of metro rail system in the country. “It is being researched upon as a mode of transport since 1977 at BHU and is a promising new technology, being better than the conventional metro system in a lot of ways,” said Mahendra. He added that the technology was ready for use in 1999 and has been displayed at several national and international exhibitions successfully. The professor claimed the Malviya Center for Development of Low Cost Linear Metro System at BHU has developed this technology but the government agencies working on different metro projects in the country...
Posted By: MGupta on 16 Nov 2008
 
Our Native Country!: Who is the ugliest of them ? we Indians.
 Started by: Loser on 02 Oct 2004
   ...Loser, Mishter India, Ayaskant & ON Dada..... Hello there Jug Suraiya is a writer of repute & emminence, who often writes articles on the ridiculity of the way some people behave in our society (and not only the Indian society - so relax). His articles are usually penned down in such language, in the last twelve years in which i have followed his articles amongst others, he has rarely come down from his present level of sattire (as used inthis article). Needless to say his articles may be satarical but never untrue or hyped. Newspapers dont usually confer such status on writers as m...
Posted By: soberflier on 03 Oct 2004
 
Our Native Country!: 'Nervous China may attack India by 2012'
 Started by: MGupta on 12 Jul 2009
   ...id the groundwork adequately to defend India? Is Indian military equipped to face the two-front wars by Beijing and Islamabad? Is the Indian civil administration geared to meet the internal security challenges that the external actors will sponsor simultaneously through their doctrine of unrestricted warfare? The answers are an unequivocal 'no'. Pacifist India is not ready by a long shot either on the internal or the external front. It is said that a long time back, a king with an excellent military machine at his disposal could not stomach the violence involved in winning wars. So he renounced war in victory. This led to the rise of the pacifist philosophies. The state either refused ...
Posted By: MGupta on 12 Jul 2009
 
Our Native Country!: Kejriwal Sacks his Cabinet Minister on Corruption Charges
 Started by: san-hugo on 12 Oct 2015
   ...m.youtube.com/watch?v=OugPKdeqRrY https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YX3QS8FdCGU http://thelogicalindian.com/news/first-of-its-kind-delhi-govt-to-provide-summer-camp-to-45000-students-of-government-schools/ [quote][i]Originally posted by DELHI INDIAN[/i] This topic of PM degree has unnecessarily been given so much hype by AAP. Let PM work and let people decide after five years. Making some news or the other is not a good practice by AAP. They should focus on work rather than creating issues. Let me share my practical experience about Delhi as I came back recently spending good few months and even seen odd-even days. According to me Odd-Even was not a success in term...
Posted By: DELHI INDIAN on 12 May 2016
 
Filmi Gupshup: Malayalam Films
 Started by: Ottawa_Nerd on 08 Jul 2006
   ... It all started with... Her Nights Thursday July 6 2006 17:55 IST G Babu Jayakumar Shakeela It was with Her Nights that the South Indian movie-goer had his maiden bite of forbidden fruit. Finding himself ogling at the gossamer garment of a rain-soaked streetwalker in that 1978 black-and-white blockbuster, Avalude Raavugal (Her Nights), the movie-goer tasted sleaze, albeit served tastefully, for the first time in an Indian film. That anti-heroine, however, was created by renowned Malayalam director I V Sasi only to tell a poignant s...
Posted By: Ottawa_Nerd on 08 Jul 2006
 
Our Native Country!: Explosion in Pune
 Started by: investpro on 13 Feb 2010
   ...an state is not taken in by their sentimental nonsense. Will the Indian elite go for the jugular or just light more candles and scream at formless /nameless political class before TV cameras? It is going to be a long haul and may be in a decade or so we can find a solution for our existential crisis of being attacked by barbarians from the west. We need to combine strategy and patience and completely throw to the dustbin the ‘Gujral doctrine’ — treating younger brother with equanimity. The doctrine essentially suggests that if we are slapped on both the cheeks we should feel bad that we do not have a third cheek to show. Such is our strategic thinking in this complex world since our...
Posted By: Vandematram on 15 Feb 2010
 
General: Completed 10 years in Canada
 Started by: gollu on 13 Apr 2015
   ...[quote][i]Originally posted by DELHI INDIAN[/i] [quote][i]Originally posted by Fido[/i] Last time when we met , I shared with him that the peace I get when being with him is unparalleled ..... being together with someone whom you have known as a child and who does not have any vested interest ......... can some times bring more satisfaction that money can buy..... Who finds a friend finds a treasure !! ... a different kind of success.[/quote] Totally agree. I feel so relax and satisfied when I talk to my old friends back in In...
Posted By: febpreet on 06 May 2015
 
Life: Terrorist attacking Canadian parliament
 Started by: Vandematram on 22 Oct 2014
   ... implying any, should be on non-believers. History says that those who embraced, they have been rewarded. Take the case of Hindu, They embraced Islam and have liked it so much that now they do not want to leave it. In fact they are most zealous (If you accept that most of the muslims in Pakistan are of Indian origin) in spreading the word of Koran. There are some people that they claim that those Hindu were forced and converted under duress. I, for a moment, do not believe it. My logic is simple: If I am forced to adopt or do something, I would do out of fear. When the opportunity arises, I will discard it. In this modern world, you cannot force people to do something forever. I guess those ...
Posted By: Nightmare on 24 Oct 2014
 
Our Native Country!: Today's Goonda, tomorrow's rapist
 Started by: Nightmare on 27 Dec 2012
   ...t of the time and promoted most of corruption in the society as well as in politics. BJP couldn’t find much opportunity so they may be slightly less corrupt. After Laxman Bargaru and Nitin Gadhari’s episodes, they can’t claim to be a clean party any more. 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: Delhite on 31 Dec 2012
 
Driving: G2 Test in Metro-East
 Started by: PARAGMEHTA on 07 May 2007
   Avoid Metro East..: ...y teels me I cut off the Civic(!),there was no horn. This examiner was a white male with glasses who had a distinct french accent. I have had 15 years of driving experince on Indian roads with manual transmission & had already driven in Toronto with an International permit for a week with no hasseles despite just reading some basic Canadian rules. I know this is going to mark me down but I believe being a new immigrant & Muslim I may have been the victim of discrimination at Metro East. It is common knowledge that French Canadians are anti-immigration & the general attitude towards Muslims in North America is well know (ME is one of the centers provinding French speaking services) My advice...
Posted By: Lexusboy on 16 Jan 2013
 
Our Native Country!: DIVIDE PAKISTAN TO ELIMINATE TERRORISM
 Started by: MGupta on 21 Dec 2008
   ...[quote][i]Originally posted by topidrama[/i] See the latest report from Indian newspaper Rashtriya Sahara « Terror in the aisles - By Khalid Mohamed - Hindustan TimesGAUTAM ADHIKARI SPEAK UP… DO SOMETHING…SAY OPENLY THAT THE RSS-MOSSAD ARE RESPONSIBLE–OTHERWISE BE DAMNED AND CONSIDER THE NATION DOOMED. THEY KILLED KARKARE TO SEND A MESSAGE THAT YOU CANNOT INVESTIGATE THE MOSSAD-RSS ANGLE. »CIA, MOSSAD HAND BEHIND SANGH PARIVAR’S EXTREMISTS! - Rashtriya Sahara, Urdu Daily, Mumbai FRONT-PAGE AND EDIT PAGE NEWS AND ANALYSIS FROM MUMBAI’S URDU NEWSPAPERS TRANSLATION FROM URDU FREE SERVICE FOR WORLD MEDIA Wednesday, November 26, 2008 R...
Posted By: DesiTiger on 28 Dec 2008
 
Our Native Country!: Ex-aide blows lid off sexcapades of the swami
 Started by: KumarM on 06 Mar 2010
   ...//www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfluXQOaXeg http://www.youtube.com/watch#!v=tsfz7zCfyXg&feature=related - 12.When a person like Oprah Winfrey really explains the true Jesus she gets run down by the evangilists: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xM5ILOsHLnw There are enough evidence on the internet for explaining the miracles of Jesus Christ. The best is on the discovery channel. It is best to be an ATHEIST. You make the Call. ...
Posted By: Vandematram on 07 Mar 2010
 
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