wt is your opnion about indians living in afganistaan?should they leave afganistaan due to safety poin of view?
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Yes of course, for their own good. The indian govt would keep asking people to remain calm, they are making efforts, etc.. but in reality nothing is being done apparently.(You see the result).
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no, try coming here to India, here people do WHATEVER they like.....and thats not always a good thing
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listen dude, Kuwait has the strongest curency in the world, it may be a bit hard for u to accept, but if it wasn't for that reason and becoz 1 KD makes a lot for most of poor people who come to kuwait for work, I can dare and say that maybe most of the ppl here would be leaving it. I lived most of my life here. mad dad even spent his whole life here, and what did he gain after 50 Years being here ? he's a 70 years old man and he has to run here and there and see 10 ppl to renew his residency every year or let's say for maximum period of 2 years ! \n-\nI love this country even more than my homeland and in fact this is my homeland now. but what if I goto the Police-Station if I had a problem with a kuwaity person ? Would they treat me as a normal human being and equal with any other human being in this country? sorry , but hell no !\n- \neven kuwaities themselves, if two kuwaity kicked each other's ass, in the police station they'll look for their roots as some families are above other families and if so on...\n-\nIf u read local newspapers, there wont be a week without seeing 3-4 cases of an indenosian or srilankan servents commiting suicide, and the Ironic reason they use as clishes to explain it is " an indenosian maid killed herself becoz of her husband's bike flat wheel back home in indonesia!!!!" \n- \nI love my country Kuwait and I wish all the best for it, but these human situations better be solved. coz it's giving a very bad and wrong image of this place worldwide.\n\nPeace :)
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i know this may sound racist,but i heard from one of my friends.the Indian Military is extremely skilled in stealth. No matter how you try to use the gps satellite to spot them, u can never see them.If India becomes a Super Power, the neighbouring countries will be feeling uneasy.
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As far as the immigration issue, I have no problem with anyone wanting to immigrate, but why all of the sneaking over? Does it just take so long to go through all of the red tape or something? Just curious. I didn't see any of the previous postings, but you are completely correct! Unless you are of American-Indian descent, TECHNICALLY none of the rest of our bloodlines originated in what is now the United States! It frustrates and saddens me to see that people are still so ignorant. Even more so when I see them passing these beliefs and attitudes down to their young children! I think there is no greater crime than that! Where did the innocence of youth go? Way to go though. Great topic!
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I'm not sure about the personal stories about new Canadians. I don't know if they are experiencing racism or what exact problems they are facing.  On the other hand I know a little bit of the numbers, and the composition of the people moving to Canada to create a new home.   \n\nCanada lets in about 0.75% of it population each year as immigrants.  This means that this years Canada will be accepting about 250 000 new people into the country.  Most of the new people coming to Canada are from China, India North and West Africa, Pakistan.   \n\nCanada's immigration policy has been changing over the years and is attempting to get higher skilled and younger workers to move to Canada.  It helps if the immigrant speaks French or English .  \n\nA big problem is the income levels of new immigrants into Canada.  A new immigrant that has similar education experience and language ability will on average make 22 to 25% less than a person born in Canada.  \n\nI hope this helps a bit.
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i am right here.. i agree indians are limited to the indian part ( you will figure that out once you go for india in the advanced search).. but yes it is catching up here. soon you will find number of people from india
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Your question is much too broad - narrow your question and I will try to answer.  They cannot have casinos, there are Indian child Welfare Act issues, there are treaty issues, etc.
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Many Native folks choose to stay on the rez, and many choose to leave for jobs or education.\n\nI teach many Native young folks at a non-Native institution, and it's really hard for many of them, especially since the academic calendar is not geared to deal with the needs of traditional religion and traditional family demands.  \n\nHowever, lots of these Native young folks who have opted for education off-rez, plan to (and do!) return to the rez to reconnect with family, and to offer themselves as workers for the benefit of the community.\n\nThere are also lots of Native folks who leave home and don't come back, often because of greater economic (and other) opportunities off the rez.\n\nI must say that in truth, I most admire those who return home (or work in off-rez national Native advocacy organizations and such) after receiving higher education elsewhere (including Native colleges).  I appreciate their values, and their determination to serve their people in whatever capacity they can.   If I were in their shoes, I really hope I'd have the strong community orientation, the conviction, the idealism, the guts and the determination to do the same.
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Back to sqaure one, my oft repeated answer to such q's (apt, and anyway  it does get me two points) \n\nI wonder if the original native Americans (Red Injuns as you called em) had a say in the matter when the whites from across the ocean invaded their country and all but exterminated them.\n\nYou, dear person are also a descendant of immigrants yourself, I'm sure, as are most of the white and black American folks replying to you, unless you are of Native American descent (which I am sure you would not be proud to proclaim, if you were). Even the guys who came over on the Mayfair, they initiated the unjustness by being the harbingers of terror that culminated in the annihilation of native Americans\n\nI wonder when the Caucasian will ever get over the white 'massa' superiority complex?\n\n\nAmerica has been drawing people from all over the world, right from the days of it's discovery as a land with the fabled pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Give it some more time, you'll end up with an exodus of people, as is happening among the immigrants from India which is gaining from the Brain Gain as opposed to the earlier brain drain.\n\nI remember when my cousin migrated to the US in the seventies, people had similar complaints about the Indians.\n\nTh reverse is happening now, a number of western countries have their top people insisting on an India stint, and the Indians, well they wanna come back to their roots.\n\nSo this is gonna happen with the 'greasers' as you seem to allude to the people of Mexican descent in your polite, but hard hitting questions in the immigration section of Yahoo Answers!
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What happened to the Indian people was wrong particularly the Trail of Tears and what happened on 9-11 was an evil act of terroism.  I believe that America can make things better for the American Indian even though I'm not sure where to begin as they are good people with good values.  I can't say that about Muslim fanatics who want to kill non Muslims around the world.
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I guess there are ignorant fools out there. It's the same way ppl think West Indians are from India (which btw incase anyone reading this didn't know, Indian did migrate to West Indie, so they have Indian roots, but West Indians have a culture of their own) I take an offense when ppl get this mixed up, so it's not surprising you'd take offense to ppl thinking Scotland isn't a place on its own. I've been to Scotland, it's awesome, I love the castles, the fast food potato at the mall and ofcourse the beauty of the place. Anyways good luck getting your msg out.
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India will always welcome you with open arms.\nIt is the Indian tradition to be tolerant and respectful of all beliefs and people. \n\nIndia has always embraced those who have embraced it in return. History is ull of evidences that right from the migrant aryans to the moghuls and recently the british, whosoever came to india has become an Indian in many ways than one.\n\nHave no apprehensions as to your being unwelcome here.\nCome to India with an open heart and hearts here will open up to you.
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Your own  answer is what we wanted to hear.   \nBut some don't want to hear it. It is easy to point figures at past wrongs. And some used that in defense of their argument. Some, it never happened too( some Indians) so they don't see it as their history. And the foolish will bicker on your history.\n\nI am for all means to stop crime if we can. Obviously we can't stop all-but any will help. \n\nClose all boarders to all but visitors or students with pass. No Amnesty. No benefits. No free school. No Jobs (get tough on business).
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YES I AM A FINIKY INDIAN...like u....I love my country....It has flaws....Its Dirty, Populated, Polluted, but its also has IT, Brains, Culture, Heritage.......ITS HOME....AND ITS THE BEST....and I LOVE MY COUNTRY!! and HATE Indians who are embarrased of being Indians....!!
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I am afraid you will not find good data on this. In many countries you are forced to be islamic. If you don't convert you will be killed. Hear of Dar fur? This is not across the board but it is huge. Many people are disowned by their families if they leave. Here is a link to one guy I know left Isam.
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it depends on what you want to do and see.  I wouldn't say that I lived there, but I was there for 5 months.  The longest period of time i was in one place was 2 months.  Honestly i don't even know where to begin describing what it was like.  it was without a doubt a very positive, but sometimes stressful, experience.  I think that everybody should travel to india at least once.  \nI traveled only in the north, so that is the only area i can really give advice on.  For the south i heard that Kerala, Hampi, and Pondicherry were the places to see, but I couldn't tell you if that is true.  \n\nTo start with let me say that traveling in india is not as daunting as it seems.  i started out with a program, but stayed on after its end when i realized that i would be able to get around on my own.  unless you have about a year, you will probably not see everything, so don't worry about seeing everything.  You can probably get by just fine with only english, but it never hurts to know a little hindi or whatever the local language is, if only to see the shock on people's faces. lol.  The cost is very cheap, you can easily get by on $10 a day (room, board, insurance, food, and maybe transportation).  Sanitation is a big problem over there (to us!), but if you just use common sense you will be fine.  it is a very safe country for the most part, but if you are a lone female you do need to exercise some caution.  nearly every female traveller i came across had at least one complaint of minor harassment.\nthe places that i saw that i really liked and/or you have to see are \nin the north: ladakh, dharamsala, manali, kashmir are all in the mountains and are much more relaxed than the cities in the central plains, although kashmir is not so safe    in rajasthan: jodhpur without a doubt, jaipur is more popular with tourists but i didn't like it as much\nin central india: agra of course, orchha (near jhansi), varanasi (stressful, but worth it for the sights and culture shock), khajuraho (although they really go after tourists here), and delhi of course (but it can be a bit stressful if you stay there too long)\nin the east: darjeeling is a good place to chill, and i heard sikkim is amazing\nthe best advice i have, if you haven't already done it, is to get a guidebook (i used lonely planet) now and start looking at pics and reading about the places.  i really hope that you get as much out of it as i did.\nif you do have any other specific questions, you can email me if you want: jeff32224@yahoo.com\ngood luck!