Articles with tag: migration
My Most Memorable Journey
saman abbasi Apr 25, 2008 interacts: 45Surraiya Bi had finally reached India her place of birth after eleven years of yearning and praying.
Of Taufel, Howard And An Apology
Salil Kader Aug 20, 2007 interacts: 17Same day that Simon Taufel expressed disappointment with his decision, another Australian, PM John Howard, ruled out an apology to the Indian doctor Mohammad Haneef
US Immigration Reform unfair to the legal high-skilled
Shiraz Bashir Jun 12, 2007 interacts: 4A Merit-based system which has been proposed by the US Senate has been widely criticized for allegedly favoring skilled individuals. A review actually reveals it being skewed the other way!
Globalization and Human Relationship
Nasim Hassan Mar 26, 2007 interacts: 32Globalization has stressed all relationships. It is imperative to understand this phenomenon and to take steps to adjust to the changing environment.
Is New Brunswick Ready for Emigration?
Mansoor Faridi Mar 20, 2007 interacts: 6Current employment climate is not very conducive to attract international students and persuade graduates to stay back.
Rodeo Drive to Raja Bazaar: A review
Hani Yousuf Mar 12, 2007 interacts: 3The novel traces the life of 10-year-old Natasha between the years 1994 and 2004. After spending the first decade of her life in Los Angeles, Natasha becomes a victim of reverse migration.
The Canadian Dream: Never Fulfilled
Saima Shah Jan 4, 2007 interacts: 52As the digital divide keeps people away from information, the immigrant divide keeps foreign qualified professionals from their profession of choice.
A pragmatic rant about Immigration in America
fawad butt Dec 5, 2006 interacts: 4A pragmatic rant about Immigration in America
Muslims ‘Unveiled’
Asif Naqshbandi Oct 15, 2006 interacts: 279Muslims should be willing to adapt to the host culture as much as possible
One Swallow Does Not Make a Summer, but Ten Million Make a Swarm!
Bhaskar Dasgupta Oct 8, 2006 interacts: 5Sub-continental minorities are still looked on with suspicion and there is no true secular treatment, such as the lack of a uniform civil code.
From Kerala to Islamabad (A Journey of Nine Decades)
Muhammad Tariq Jul 31, 2006 interacts: 42Memories of a life which they can only recount to their children with the hope that they will keep alive traditions they brought with them, but which are now dying away slowly
The Invisible Aliens
Jawahara Saidullah May 28, 2006 interacts: 19These illegals live sometimes invisible lives. They work in sweat-shops, labor under the hot sun picking fruit and lettuce, mow our lawns, clean our houses and look after our children
I survived. However…
Aarya Nijat Sep 10, 2005 interacts: 152We shared a history, we do share our present. We will be sharing a future. What sort of a future, this is for “US” to decide.
Amrita Pritam
Umair Raja May 15, 2005 interacts: 369Today, I call Waris Shah, “Speak from inside your grave”
And turn, today, the book of love’s next affectionate page
The Reluctant Cash Cow
K M Devarajan Jan 30, 2005 interacts: 1Announcing dual citizenship initiatives Prime Minister Manmohan Singh highlighted the importance of involving people of Indian origin in many meaningful ways in the reconstruction of our Motherland.
Moving to an Alien Land
B Waraich Jan 9, 2005 interacts: 23Moving even temporarily to another country can be extremely angst ridden. Even the things you disliked suddenly seem comfortable because of their familiarity.
Pakistani Detainee Enjoyed Deep US Roots
David Rohde Aug 18, 2003 interacts: 23To American investigators, the father and son represent a dangerous new type of Qaeda sympathizer affluent Pakistanis with long histories of shuttling in and out of the United States
Max Muller’s Ghost
Ashim Banerjee Mar 31, 1998 interacts: 10Does Europe owe its culture and identity to India?
Why are Pakistanis so Foreign? It’s the Americans’ Fault!
Steve J Simske Mar 30, 1998 interacts: 34Imagine a nation with a GNP of $60 billion maintaining an army of nearly 600,000 with 500,000 reserves.
