Reverse Migration, Depression & More || Podcast : Leaving Canada for good

[@indianabroaddiaries-ji5pj]

I left Australia Permanently on 29th April and returned to India. The reason for return was career growth , got job in Delhi (30 % tax bracket salary). Even after earning PhD in Australia it was difficult to get a job in the field and need to rely on survival low paying work. Did not want to damage my career further.

[@victorvaldez760]

good riddance

[@Randomest_Stories]

Good decision

[@newsflash4382]

Mate, do you have kids... I live in Sydney..how is everything going?

[@ashishvlogs7680]

Hi, I live in Adelaide, owned a house and kids are getting good education. Health care is excellent here: I work in health sector, n know how much efforts we put to give get experience to patients in public sector. I am working in public sector right from first Day of arrival. I have arrived o In August 2021. We are happy what australia offered to us in short periods of time. The core of the text, do your research well, secure a job before you land n give your 1000%,.

[@newsflash4382]

@@ashishvlogs7680 no offense, but Adelaide is a city of junkies. I can't live in Adelaide at all. I have lived in Sydney for over 17years.

[@siddiqze]

She is extremely mature even through the host was trying to find an opportunity to blame Canada. She was great and got out of the situation. I am sad that a smart person like her is leaving. India is doing great and I am sure she will be awesome in India. Best of luck but I feel a lot of immigrants are being mistreated as they do not get the jobs that they should get based on their experience.

[@LuckyBombay]

This girl is so sorted … wish I had so much clarity when i was her age .. in a few years after returning back to india she will be so much more skilled and in a much better career with a much better lifestyle

[@pannu679]

Well, it's all thanks to Canada if she could even open and operate a business here in India.. be grateful or else come back here to India if you want to face reality..

[@LuckyBombay]

@@pannu679 She did her MBA from NMIMS , which is considered one of the better MBA schools in Mumbai and you can clearly see that her communication skills are good plus she already has some experience in Marketing . Based on her interview its clear that she has figured out her career path in Mumbai and not so much in Canada. I guess she is not looking to open a business but just a good paying corporate job in Marketing , which should not be difficult to find in Mumbai.. Not everyone wants to go through the immigrant grinding experience and for a lot of people once they succeed in western countries and then they have second thoughts whether they wasted their time by going through the grind . I think she has figured out what she wants to do , just waiting for the opportunity which is a great thing for a young person to have

[@bharatikoni77]

I think we must thank to the culture we grew up to take sorted decisions. Even in my school n college I was very much sorted. Worked in US and after marriage took certain steps to leave US and go back home country, but not happened the way she decided. It happened other way they forced him to leave US and TC of his mom. But unfortunately she keep coming to US in her 70s to her daughter place, as she loved this lifestyle. But when I look life future stand point of view, still India is better. We come here to US for our holidays n enjoy, Coz in your old age there is no answers for do you still want to do lawn moving? Ice clearing, self driving for hospitals, there is absolutely no one around in your oldest age. Considering home takers in US during old age, still do they do the same justice what Indian people (maid/helpers) do? These are deep, but somewhere it’s gonna be difficult decision at the moment, but he is earning much way better than any country offers, with good position in corporate… Only in the mode of earning lot of money, we r loosing out our precious life. We can’t run our life as “Machine”!

[@Kiranpal-Singh]

Nice interview, guest speaker girl is smart, brave, very clear thinking and telling the truth, wish her good luck anywhere she lives.

[@xendit1635]

Earn for few years abroad , go back to India and invest. India is growing exponentially and will continue to do so.

[@sahilsangwan6371]

Too much investment and you end up making life harder in India also

[@Hazara26]

You are right growing but population😂😂😂

[@notoriousj_]

@@Hazara26 use condoms

[@LSnew1224]

I feel like this is soley her perception and she's adamant and prefers marketing only and compares that to India. She also says that Finance field is doing very well in Canada. So, I think Canada is a country where you might have to change your field depending on what is in demand. It is a country where in demand jobs change season to season and is quite volatile in that aspect. If you look at a field like IT you will thrive in any country because basically you do the same thing regardless India, Canada or USA. I guess the whole take from this interview is select the country based on opportunities you may have in your field, do some research and if you are moving to a new country you might have to move out from your field for sometime so be ready for it.

[@ParminderSingh-re4xp]

How long have you lived in Canada. Let me tell you my story. I consider Canada my adapted mother, and she took such a good care of me and I was a decent adapted son. I came to Canada with my mom and dad. We picked berries in the summer and after summer I went to school and parents collected UI. I studied to be an engineer and now retired and mom&dad have passed. There is no place or people like Canada it is a heaven on earth but you have to work hard to get there.

[@srj92jose]

Maybe long ago right now it's hell on earth.

[@saphire7693]

Things have changed. Last 10 years housing prices have grown 5x and salary only 2x and cost of living too high after covid

[@teekbooy4467]

You are lucky you cane to canada long time ago. Do it now im sure there will ne remorse

[@jerin7078]

horseshit! you must have been born in the 1950s

[@seemaa130]

In every countries it is difficult after Covid not only in Canada unless you live in small town big cities are expenses

[@sukuvar]

Lucky to be back to India from USA 🇺🇸 in 2019 December and bought a villa in India before Covid.

[@Howoulduknow841]

What kind of course is Marketing Management? It is written all over the name that this is concocted program to extract money.

[@anzarzaidi]

Centennial college is not an accurate representative for Canadian education system. It's like saying someone went to India and studied in Kanpur University. India also has IITs and IIMs. I know that she did not generalize but the host was trying to put words in her mouth. There are good and bad educational institutions in both India and Canada. It's depends on your exsiting skills and where you get an admit from.

[@Randomest_Stories]

Love the way she spoke. So clear. Did not waste time being repititive.

[@LuckyBombay]

44:27: what she is saying is that, for her there are better career prospects in india and there is no stress on her to provide for family and so she is choosing to leave … for a person from a pind in punjab , there are no whote collar jobs waiting in india and a truck driver job in canada is much better .. basically, canada is good for poor indian immigrants as their life sucks in india too , but for kids from upper middle class families , Canada as of today provides nothing

[@morganretard706]

At least Citizenship 😜😐 bro that can unlock ur journey

[@workpulkit]

I’d say cleaner environment .. not much career though , rather a debt ridden life

[@xendit1635]

@@workpulkit Enviornment? really?

[@workpulkit]

@@xendit1635 yup.. I know Air & water quality is much better in cities here than India

[@nagendravc]

This is the most sensible comment I've seen on this topic. Instead of moving from Indian villages, to Indian cities, this is a better option. But from Indian cities to here has its pros and cons. If you can manage with a work from home in India, it's awesome in India. Both cities and villages.

[@demontrader1222]

I am Indian racially but a Westerner culturally. My family have lived in the West for hundreds of years. What Indians dont realise about the West is that it is a devastatingly isolated society with none of the support India has from the community. If you can retain that cultural heritage even as you get richer, India will be paradise, AGAIN.

[@ikodapasara8143]

How you define west ?

[@ghaarvyisthebest7874]

I live I'm Australia but my headquarter is india, it gives me strength to be rooted, Australia is same as Canada, houses are way way expensive plus point is good weather , rest I moved to india in 2023 , I was lucky I invested 6 crores in india buying flats , now my monthly income is around 3 lakh I am living a very very happy life here, from punjab I visit himachal almost 3 times a month ,Thank God

[@ikodapasara8143]

Haha , Australia is in East of India . So East is not good and west is not good ? Go East or west and bring money from them and live in middle and thank fake Indian God ?

[@demontrader1222]

@@ghaarvyisthebest7874 I know enough about myself though I have never been to India to know we are a highly advanced peoples. That is why they came looking for India from medieval Post Spanish Caliphate Europe. The Turks told the Europeans just how advanced we were...and peaceable. The Europeans did NOT go looking for China, Japan, America or anywhere else, they came looking for INDIA!! Consider the implications of that. Our role as Indians is to elevate our civilisation as it is worth the effort.

[@demontrader1222]

@@ghaarvyisthebest7874 And I think the Chinese know we are the fabled Shangri La and will do anything to seize that from us. Lol. I intend to delve into ancient Vedism as the clues lie there as to WHAT we really are.

[@srinathrangaswamy7922]

Good discussion! Am glad she is choosing "Life" over "mindlessly chasing Dollars"...

[@manavkabra9659]

I think going to top tier universities can help one. Just look at the top 3-5 MBAs employment reports. People are making 100K+ post MBA. I think one should only go to Canada if one gets into the best universities only such as University of Toronto, McGill, Queen's, etc.

[@Kiranpal-Singh]

In Canada or any developed country, it’s hard in the beginning because we start from 0, no family home-property or support, we have to work hard, after covid things are not same, recession too, it will be better next year, in America you get paid more than Canada. If you think India is better, plan to move there, you have family too, we should live happy life, live where you feel better.

[@Simranjeet_Singh1804]

4.24 lakhs canadian cotizen already left in 2023 and reverse migration will increase exponentially.....1 year growth of INDIA = 7 year growth in canada as per gdp....invest and grow exponentially

[@AmitKumar-um4cm]

From where did you get this data. Could you give the reliable reference like government website soure

[@Simranjeet_Singh1804]

@@AmitKumar-um4cm bro 6ixbuzz tv shared it on their pages.....and my friend is indian ambassador in seattle.....he says the same.....on an average 3 indians are dying per day in canada because of stress/loneliness/financial problem/no jobs/drugs/suicide.

[@Simranjeet_Singh1804]

@@AmitKumar-um4cm and According to red fm canada economists, canada is still in 2016 economy wise i.e still 9 years back.

[@Simranjeet_Singh1804]

@@AmitKumar-um4cm and also Oecd and imf states that canada will be the worst performing economy till 2060. Factors - $48 billion disinvestment in 2023 , $16 billion bankruptcy. In January only , 800 companies got backrupt....google it. No one is ready to invest in this dying economy. Future of canada is gloomy. Thats why people are moving back to home countries.

[@Simranjeet_Singh1804]

@@AmitKumar-um4cm i got it from 6ixbuzz tv page.....and my friend is ambassador to Seattle...he also says the same bro.

[@Dedek-cx4kn]

My mate leaving canada and starting living in Bali.

[@SR-mv2mf]

Wow. Bali is amazing

[@kaiy-9l]

No matter how much "thorough research " one does from back home, the reality that hits anybody once they land here is going to be different. For many students getting a PR will be a priority but for a few lucky ones like her, it's not. The grass is always greener on the other side.

[@rajarora2097]

When you come with go & see attitude to any country things rarely happen right . I came with family and young kids , went through the grind and normally you make it well to the other side .

[@punitssaraf]

Only to be lonely at 50 and craving to return to india.

[@rajarora2097]

@@punitssaraf you are right India pulls you back emotionally like nothing else , when I go back to India to catch up with my college friends almost 11 of them , most have their kids abroad and parents are very happy about it so not much has changed , Canada seems to be not preferred choice. And you may have 10 million dollar home in Delhi but you still open gate and walk into most polluted city in the world so I don’t blame young kids moving out .

[@xyz-pc3tl]

What's your age arora sir ??

[@punitssaraf]

@@rajarora2097 - Its okay, I just feel sorry for 2nd and 3rd generation kids abroad. Barely any connection to the roots, they are called ABCD’s for a reason. I have lived in the states for over 8 years so I can say from observation a lot of these kids you speak about have severe identity crisis. All the happiness is just temporary, you can choose to be happy where you want. Pollution, overcrowded cities, cleanliness has got nothing to do with it if you ask me.

[@sanjibbanerjee6068]

If Amisha had a bachelor degree from India, why did she join Centennial College for Marketing Management ? It is a just community college . She should have tried to get admission to any of several universities in Canada that offer MBA . It is futile to complain about the quality of education in a community college because educational expectation are low for these colleges . And it is quite laughable to say Canadian education is worse than Indian education. I am sorry , but the interviewer should get his head examined for saying so or at least implying that. But one has to compare apples to apples. At the school level, most Indians go to private schools in India whereas most students in Canada go to public school or in other words , government or municipal schools . So there is no comparison there . And, secondly, even the lower rated universities in Canada are superior to most universities in India . I have gone through both the Indian and North American post secondary university education myself so i have some idea.. Community colleges such as Centennial are meant for Canadian students who are not good enough for Canadian university but still need more than a high school diploma.

[@billaji2085]

Most business schools require experience as well as a good gmat score(above 670)which is difficult to achieve.

[@salakhadoos3544]

She’s an average student in India, either the cost of the Unis’s were much or she didn’t get accepted in her choices of application. She should have chosen tier 2-3 unis for her program.

[@vikram_shahi]

True. The community college won’t take anyone anywhere

[@Vocal236]

The way she speaks, with clarity and on point! Good that you are coming back. We don’t want to loose people like you who add value so much to society!

[@AnandKumar-dc2bf]

everyone goes abroad for financial reasons If they find it tough or not able to cope up , THey talk good abt India as they have to come back..

[@himachalarana3454]

Namasthê. You said it correctly. The people who come to Canada think there is Milk and Honey flowing freely and the roads are paved of Gold. Silly idiots. Whoever wants to leave Canada are most welcome. Pranâms.

[@vikram_shahi]

Exactly 😂

[@chetanshah946]

Now that gap between India and developed nations has fallen. That means the developed nations didn’t grow enough to absorb the migrants or ensuring promising future for everyone. Good thing for India. No matter of proud if you are a coming from other countries to India.

[@bunnyhelper7791]

You come too late ,,, we. Are here since 1980s the best time of my time and 90s

[@pranavvishnu3860]

Excellent interview. She is talented. Good luck 🍀 for her success.

[@qwertykumar7282]

It's actually ok in your case.... you have a decent economic background and there's nothing wrong in going back to India considering your family and much better comfort zone as well as possibly in career wise too . Although जीवन यापन में संघर्ष तो लगा ही रहता है। I hope humara bhi zaldi India vapas aana ka number laga (5.5) year in Canada and counting.

[@suneelmehra6004]

Genuine, smart kid but two wrong decisions - marketing course and community college. It's not a case of reverse migration but landing in the wrong situation. However, she learned from her experience and now taking a corrective action. Community colleges are for profit and don't offer the same level as university education. Moreover, NMIMS in India has better credentials and offers quality education, especially since their MBA program is well recognized. This interview didn't add any value as the interviewer did not do his homework.

[@AdityaJape]

Canada is failed state even you are doing good just accept it

[@vikram_shahi]

Community Colleges gives a person NOTHING.

[@jaysin5800]

I knew her experience was going to be before it even started, GTA + Centennial + 8 months course. Education consultants sell this diploma mill. Had she been in a Masters, in a good university with a co-op program, and outside of GTA, things might have been a little different.

[@honeydewim]

Honestly, her story is just like that of a usual girl enticed by foreign media and luxury lifestyle, with mediocre academics, and going with the flow, with no focus. If you would have done proper research and got into top schools for those field than the education and learning part would have been better. I wonder why students even come to Canada with focus in studying. So called education in Canada is only for Canadian PR. Can’t land you a great job and a career anywhere in the world (except 2 top Canadian business schools).

[@honeydewim]

That said, her overall experience was spot on. That’s how western life is.

[@artus198]

I had two choices to get permanent residency - UK, Australia - I did not take both because I could smell those places were not right in general !

[@Paramkaurawapal]

Uk 🇬🇧 not easy to get PR. U have to be there for 5 years on Tier 2. Were u there????

[@artus198]

@@Paramkaurawapal - yes I was there was 5 years. This was in 2005 to 2010.

[@marajevomanash]

Should have got permanent residency of UK.

[@artus198]

@@marajevomanash - there is really nothing left in UK , it's a big scam...

[@thomasthomasphilp4393]

You cannot imagine to have social life in the West like India

[@fahadhum]

Really like the way she is being respectable for her residing country.Shows her beautiful upbringing .

[@lakeofbays1622]

This lady has no PR. How can she reverse migrate? You need to be a PR holder or citizen to reverse migrate. Did your immigration consultant advice you on that?

[@NightMare-x72]

True

[@worldtraveller1095]

ਨਾ ਤੂੰ ਸਾਲਿਆਂ ਅੰਬ ਲੈਨੇ ਆ

[@varunamjiya2612]

Yes bro, according to IRCC and Indian Embassy reverse migration require PR or Citizenship.

[@lakeofbays1622]

@@varunamjiya2612 Not always. Traditionally Canada considered anybody landed in Canada as immigrants. There is even a term called "landed immigrant". Even a visitor was originally deemed as landed immigrant. Before 1974 you can just fly in from India and apply for immigrant status. Many of my friends came in that way.

[@varunamjiya2612]

@@lakeofbays1622 if anyone landed in Canada is considered as Immigrant then the girl in the interview was also an immigrant. And her back to India journey should be considered as reverse immigration even if she does not have PR or Citizenship.

[@Epicknuckle1]

She summarized everything! A lot of people are thinking the same thing.

[@abhisheksoni3793]

Best of luck for ur future u will find good job in india there is alot of opportunity in marketing field in metropolitan cities i like ur podcast

[@RP-ox1gx]

Distant lands charm to the view. Every thing is not hunky dory in western world. Indian education system is now at par if not better. If one wants to cherish his or her dreams and has the grit, can do so in India as well with better skillset rather than going overseas for greener pastures and finally end up in an unwanted and unexpected situation. INTERNET IS WITHIN YOUR ACCESS, THEREFORE, DO THOROUGH AND PROPER RESEARCH BEFORE GETTING ENAMOURED BY EXAGERATED WESTERN LIFESTYLE AND THEN LATER ON CURSING SELF FOR BLUNDER.

[@ritikagaur35]

Very balanced kid and a well put together head she has. I wish her the best in her career!!

[@pushkarpethe4374]

She's so level headed. Sorry it did not work out for you. It has gotten worse in last 3 years. Best wishes. These experiences would turn into a more resilient professional. :)

[@VishnuKamath]

This is a must watch podcast for those who think Canada is a easy place. Its a great place but it is tough

[@rajatsrivastav5871]

Canada is feel like, any state in india where we are going for a job search. Bhed chaal jaati h canada 😅

[@jaipalsinghsohi6811]

The Richer and more pampered one is from back home, he/she faces more difficulty moving abroad. I moved to Canada 10 years ago from Punjab as a student and Love Canada. Canada is Home.

[@vikram_shahi]

True

[@Epicknuckle1]

How did you know she comes from wealth? Each person has different experiences. Respect their decision.

[@manjotsingh4195]

She is totally right

[@satnaboy8976]

Why is she not taking any stand? Obviously very soft on Canada and harsh on self

[@ripe_avocados]

She is so intelligent ❤. I'm glad she is safe.

[@adityadhikle9473]

great interviewer and great interviewee

[@CanadaMath]

In 2004 I wrote a somewhat famous article called 'Top 8 reasons not to immigrate to Canada'. In short, the Canadian authorities tried to destroy my life. They made it so that I could not be employable in Canada. So I moved to the U.S. in 2005 and then some years later I moved permanently to the Philippines. I am happy that so many years later videos like yours are saying essentially the same things that I did. I was ahead of my time. I will never go back to Canada. Not to live, not to visit, not even a connecting flight. Too cold, too expensive, taxes are astronomical, no culture, no freedom, no jobs, no opportunities, only modern slavery, worst healthcare system, unbearable political correctness, crime infested/drug infested, xenophobic people, too depressing. It has become a North Korea style dictatorship in the western world. There are many reasons why Canada has fallen apart. But the number one reason is ‘multiculturalism’. My friends, multiculturalism simply does not work. Different cultures do not come together and mix, different cultures come together and clash. The world is divided into different countries for a reason: because people hate each other and only want to be with their own kind. The number two reason for Canada’s demise is ‘socialism’. In this modern era of aging populations, it is mathematically impossible for socialism to continue. The government does not have the money to take care of old people and provide healthcare, pensions, welfare, unemployment benefits, disability benefits and the numerous other programs, even with the astronomical taxation that burdens hard working Canucks. Well Canada, you had a good run. Time for Canucks to move to an emerging country. We welcome you here in Southeast Asia. Multiculturalism destroys the fabric and identity of a country. Socialism bankrupts a country.

[@sajijoseph9016]

If either of your partners is in healthcare, social work, or software, it’s better to consider countries like Canada or Australia. Otherwise, it can be really tough, and India may be a better option in that case. However, if you're specifically looking for a better lifestyle, then don’t hesitate to go for it.

[@Pushpul.Pandey.PP007]

she is tooo cute , and too Real..Love her just the way she is 100%..She is definitely Wifey material.

[@vikram_shahi]

🤡

[@Feroz133]

please do not come here.there is no Canadian Dream anymore.

[@suryakar8122]

She is so genuine..True facts..Superb content..

[@SR-mv2mf]

What moving service would she recommend for moving from canada to India ?

[@vikram_shahi]

Community Colleges gives a person NOTHING.

[@Debabrata_Dey]

The discussion on the boyfriend angle was so lame

[@MK-ot8dy]

They literally discuss unnecessary things for too long ... People who want to leave should watch other videos for references

[@vinayakrao2881]

The way forward for the K- Group!

[@vikram_shahi]

This girl took all the wrong decisions,course type,institution.. everything. She can’t expect much after completing those

[@navmittal]

Usually, I don't spend much time on KZbin. in Australia, I've been assisting international students for the past four years. This interview is one of the best I've come across. The Girl is incredibly poised, likely due to her experiences abroad shaping her balanced perspective. She articulates her points calmly and sensibly, avoiding aggression. It's a valuable video that everyone should watch and learn from. I wish her the best as India's prospects are promising, especially in the coming decade. Her decision to return home for a better life is commendable. For those considering Canada or Australia, heed her advice and do thorough research. Overall, a fantastic interview.

[@jay1645]

Puppy mill 4-8 month diploma victim ? The gov should clean up this racket refund these students on their way back via fining the folks on the gravy train ? lol

[@Panjabi597]

Tell me one thing main india me 8 sal job ki 8 hzar se 13 hzar pe main puncha 8 salo me or Canada ake Maine 2 sal me 2 lakh se 5 lakh kmaye same job me now tell me kaise canada dreamland ni hai jo log hardwork ni krna chahte bs Beth ke bkwas krna chahte hai

[@arpitmacwan9959]

Kharche b itne hote he bhai

[@HarpreetBoparai-l4l]

This country for hard work not like this girls who no want hard wirk

[@rohanutep81]

Exactly

[@Randomest_Stories]

She is smart. 😂

[@Diveshify]

No, You Won't Leave, Even Canada Wants To Kick You Out.

[@marajevomanash]

In India, you can probably get a girlfriend and wife but in Canada, it is impossible. Even if you do manage to get married in Canada, it will be very difficult to raise a child.

[@Strongheadable]

nothing but excuses , if you are not hardworking than stop blaming

[@shailrajmahida]

The gun violence in various cities in Ontario And British Columbia is for real,alongwith the soaring rents in Canada,all these things are for real,joblessness in Ontario,as i am facing as of now since 2months is FOR REAL,CAN'T DENY ALL THESE THINGS,FACE IT!!

[@AxAz12515]

​. India is such a peaceful country, no rapes, no communal violence, no gang violence .... 😅😅😅

[@shailrajmahida]

Atleast you don't have to keep on cleaning litters and shit of these white tits after you graduate,you start working at respectable and legit positions related to your own field of education back in India(with respect to safety,i will admit QC is safer than ON and BC,but yeah,the fact still remains,that there ARE problems in Canada,you cannot stay blindfolded of these problems! In Canada,can't guarantee when you'll start growing professionally!

[@ripe_avocados]

This is a great interview but why isn't the guy speaking in English?

[@arpitmacwan9959]

Because it isn't necessary

[@narinderpalsingh5349]

Good decision ❤❤❤

[@sida8893]

Canadian education has lower levels than what it is in India. Under privileged parents should think twice before sending their children to Canada. Everything that glitters it is not gold. Also, even after the research, everything what you see on Google, don’t believe. It is not like India at as we take India for granted so when you come here then only u realize how better India is terms of education but unfortunately our own country people sometimes don’t get that.

[@seemaa130]

I personally think Indians have their home land why bother to relocate India is not a worn torn country your ancestors have land home etc sone of us were kicked out of Africa being Indian and India did not take us European countries took us and that is why we are here weather is cheap or expensive we will be here that is life

[@Historictalesofyore]

Why is this podcast is mixed language! Gosh i got a headache listening to this.

[@AlvinSantos-n9j]

OK welcome to Indian Dreams 😊

[@HueTube365]

Don't take otherwise but for viewers I am adding this, so they can avoid this common mistake. College admission has short duration courses which they call certification courses or diplomas. Again as you said there was no one to guide you properly. It was May be a fast track diploma kind of certification to get PR. College education is supposed to be intermediate before university. Degrees allotted by universities and not by colleges. University degrees always have two or more years of duration. Canada isn't going to decline admission to someone who already has PG degree but still want to downgrade and enroll in college. Anyway it's helping the Canadian economy. However again this is not about you, please don't take it upon yourself, but some people who are only interested in PR would do that one year and call it a PG degree just to boast back in India. It's a win win for them and Canada too.

[@jerin7078]

If a person as well off as her can get screwed like this, imagine students coming from rural India, thinking that Canada is some sort of paradise, who have nothing, just a head full of dreams and huge loans, what will happen to them? I can't believe she fell for even the consultants's trap. P.G Diploma? 8 months course? I mean what the hell was she thinking?

[@paramveer1601]

Nice podcast Dev Paji🫡👍🏻

[@meenakoh7997]

Very good you are living

[@himym910]

Not sure why the interviewer is instigating her to speak badly about the education system in Canada. Yes it might not be the toughest or the most modern, but you could discuss ways to improve it and make it better. There are a lot of positives as well with universities in Canada where in you can do work placements during your studies while studying which he conveniently didn't mention.

[@pradeep2662]

Not many details are duscussed

[@kakjhal]

There are so many red flags here - 1. The girl has done BBA from NMIMS (a reputed institution in Mumbai) and then takes admission in a PG course from "Centinial College" in Marketing Management - Should have researched a bit more than just relying on the so called education consultant - I am sure with Good MBA course from Top 5 universities or Masters in Marketing from a University her experience would have been a different (She said so - maybe parents have too much money or just don't care - I can't think of a middle class parents in India who are so indifferent about their child's future) 2. Centinial has a good reputation 😂 if you go by counsellor(s) - It's an open secret that these so called "Colleges" in Canada pay commission to these self proclaimed education counsellors... That's why research on your own is so important 3. After such a garbage course you can't expect a good placement when there are 100s if not 1000s of students competing with you for a position with better credentials (from Top 5 Universities in Canada) 4. If you live in GTA (especially Brampton or Scarborough or other shady downtown areas), you need to aware of your surroundings all the times. It's notorious, dangerous at certain times of the day and it's again another open secret (her friend who lived in the city for 5-10 years should have pointed that out to her). This is true not just for Toronto but for any major city in North America. Anyways that's not end of the life... Every experience is a learning experience. You seems to be matured and have noted the takeaways. All the best for the future!

[@Videoorchard]

Is ScArborough notorious? What are some of the tips you would like to share to not have such encounters?

[@kakjhal]

@@Videoorchard For any large North American City - Avoid areas which are not crowded after dark (Areas such as downtown core which gets empty after office hours, Parks & Trails which are used by drug addicts/ homeless people after dark for illicit activities, if you can afford try & avoid public transport at late hours (alternative is Ride sharing like Uber or owning a vehicle), there are designated "Notorious" neighbourhoods in each city which people living in those cities know for sure (mostly ghettos, neighbourhood with low income government housing, shelter homes, safe injection sites (specific to Canada)). Basically, use your common sense & be aware of your surroundings all the time... For example, I know Mumbai is a safe city but that doesn't mean I should go to Dharavi slum areas at 2 a.m. just for an adventure or take a walk in/around Sion Fort / Old, Unused mill compounds at night. Common sense is rare these days but it can save your life ;)

[@4am18]

Hello I want to do podcast i came 15 days back nd it's very relatable.

[@Cutting_Chai_Podcasts]

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[@mamatatripathy9079]

I think the interview is not represented a good podcast because of his non professional way of choosing questions. Please keep in mind those feedback for future interviews.

[@truthprevails1237]

Cowards fail. Winners win in any circumstances.

[@rajindersingh6773]

This is not a proper information. Go Cabada for a good educational programs from a Public University and you can achieve a good career. Colleges are selling diplomas just for their business. It's not worth to go in colleges now.

[@rockymahendru2554]

She is very Pretty, must try in Bollywood....

[@JamesCee]

i think people coming to canada expect more than they envisioned. i am not racist at all. i treat everyone with respect. i find some immigrants in canada don't appear happy. they don't smile much. maybe they realized they made a mistake coming here. maybe they were misinformed.

[@ripe_avocados]

This woman knows her worth.

[@MK-ot8dy]

Omg this interview was sooo long about unnecessary questions and situations Also if you move and only seek your own community whats the whole poing of moving to another nation..

[@bobbush5339]

Leave soon.

[@Ceu_in_Portugal]

You know where you get Indian food? India. Don't crib about not getting home food when you go abroad.

[@VarinderSingh-hm4wy]

Mera Bharat Mahan

[@gordonbrown2694]

Stop relying on education consultants. They've vested interest. You've got the whole damn internet at your fingertips. Figure things on your own. Centennial is just a step above strip mall diploma colleges.

[@johanliebert5781]

Just some feedback for the host. When you use the word "podcast" it means a discussion, not an interview. This was an interview not a podcast. You have been living in Canada for a long time, your insights could also be interesting to the listeneres. So, instead of using direct questions like "Did you have a cultural shock?", you could first give your stories and opinions without taking too long and then let the guest share their experience. This is how podcasts and interviews are different. You shouldn't put the entire onus of talking on the guest. This is also what leads to good long fun discussions because the guest is not just answering your questions like an interview but rather engaging in a discussion with you. For example, you might start off with your own opinion, there is a good chance that the guest might disagree with you on something. This can then sprout into a fun discussion. This one tip will make your life as a podcaster much easier. The podcast is always about the guest "and" the host, don't be afraid to be just as much a presence as the guest.

[@malkeitkaur3046]

Your accent wont get u anyway in Western especially Canada and you said it got rejected.

[@SnehaDatta-qt4ke]

Oh my why would you say such a thing? Her accent is fine. I work in toronto and i know many people who talk like her.

[@csax4056]

Coz Kaur is an illiterate and can only speak a few words in accent after being here on a student visa working in Singh hortons

[@arturocanada90]

What a pitty, don’t understand her English

[@SiviaDahiya]

You literally can get a 5$ true religion jeans in Canada 😂🤣

[@VinodKumar-nu1sf]

IT EXPOSES FAIR WHEATHERE NATURE OF NRIs????????

[@veenavarma6386]

This interviewer kids are born here off course they will like everything here from India but the truth is the level of education is very low compared to India.

[@ripe_avocados]

Why can you speak in English? I want to understand

[@jerin7078]

I believe she is too young and naive and she does not know what she's talking about. No amount of research will help you when you face the harsh reality. She has her head in the clouds.

[@MK-ot8dy]

You're right, Canada is for hardcore hustlers who are willing to let go of any self-respect or entitlement they grew up with. Plain and simple

[@amitarora6798]

Please talk maximum Hindi 🙏

[@Punjab_5rivers]

Ture

[@honeydewim]

What is up with this girl…? I was a smart kid… I was like every other kid.. I was above average kid.. lol.. madam kya ho aap, aapko hi nahi pata.

[@ikodapasara8143]

India मे माता पिता के पैसे बिना बड़ी आसान ज़िंदगी ?

[@honeydewim]

Smart kid asking stupid questions… lol

[@ravinder82862]

Why this anchor is targeting small villages students, y can't village people can get more opportunities, he thinks only people from metro cities should come to canada.he is racist and very arrogant, very negative, He himself should leave Canada

[@MK-ot8dy]

Moreover his accent is hella annoying