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Q.	Why is Indians so much interested in moving to USA and other contries other than India?	Related Search: Other - Society & Culture
	There r soo many culture's and languages in India.. But all come together in soo many things. One of them is moving to other contries other than India..Forign contries..Does anyone feel like is there any specific reason.. Like India is now build from soo many people moved from soo many contries..
A.	WHY WERE THE EUROPIANS SO MUCH INTRESTED IN MOVING TO THE AMERICAN CONTINENT FORCING NATIVES INTO RESERVTIONS? WHY WERE THE EUROPIANS SO MUCH INTRESTED IN MOVING TO THE AUSTRALIAN CONTINENT TAKING ABORIGINES THEIR LAND? CANADA? OR SOUTH AFRICA? WHY WERE THE BRITS AND OTHER NOW DEVELOPED NATIONS SO KEEN IN COLONIAL EXPLOITATION OF INDIA, CHINA AND OTHER NATIONS?

Q.	Other than India, is there any country in the world surrounded by enemies outside and within?	Related Search: Other - Politics & Government
	India has problems of terrorism from Pakistan and Bangla Desh. They even use Nepal for their operations. Recently, a congress leader demanded extradition of Prabhakaran from Sri Lanka. China has been laying claims on Arunachal Pradesh. Nepal expelled Indian priests from Pashupatinath temple. Ulfa, Simi, Naxalites are creating problems within the Indian territory. Is there any other country in the world so heavily infested by enemies from outside and within?
A.	Well, there's Israel. Every state on it's borders hates it because it's so aggressive, especially the Palestinians and the Syrians. It also has significant internal problems. When it invaded Palestine and Jordan it was forced to take on a lot of their citizens, too, and most don't like being occupied. It also has big problems with its own people. Under Israeli law pretty much anybody can become an Israeli citizen so long as they have Jewish blood relatives. This means that a lot of non Jewish Eastern Europeans moved to Israel as a way of escaping from Communism (Over 1 million of them). Although they have Jewish links (according to Jewish law) many are not well disposed to the Jewish faith. Recently Israeli police broke up a big ring of Israeli NAZI (Yeah, Israeli NAZI, they really do exist). Here is an article from one of the most respected European newspapers confirming that this is 100% true: [Link]

Q.	Can I import the exotic birds in India for breeding from other country which are free from bird flue?	Related Search: Conservation
	Other then India most of the country are allowed (including USA and UK) export \ import of exotic bird.
A.	Make sure you follow all the local laws with importing live animals.

Q.	Tens of thousands of jobs are being sent to india and other countries, What can we do?	Related Search: Government
	Most banks like Bank Of America, citi, JP are sending 1,000s of jobs to India and other countries. What can we do to stop this? If there sending jobs to other countries, then they should not receive any of the governments money.
A.	outsourcing is a myth.....Economists have come to the conclusion that outsourcing immensely helps the contry....It may send jobs to other countries but the outsourcing industry also provide billion sof dollars in revenue and money for the goverment.....When we give jobs to other people we are not doing them a favour...People work there too......Plus penalties etc wudnt really help and wud tarnis hthe relationships b/w the countries....The best way to discourage is to create the professionals needed by the industry in ur own country......Decrease the college dropout rate...Make people understand the need for education...Today India creates thousands of more scientists and engineers then our country.......The industry go to other countries not because they want to bt coz they have no choice......Plus countries liek India also contribute to usa's economy in a big way.....Trade is give and take....If u give them jobs, they give u something back...Its not charity,......PLUS, it needs to be remembered that what u r saying is NOT legal immigration...Sending jobs to other countries and giving local jobs to foreign people are different things...

Q.	What is the scope of software engineer in India and other countries?	Related Search: Engineering
	My aim to become a software engineer. I want to know what will be the scope of software engineer in India and other countries like U.K. U.S.A etc. in future? Answers separately for India and other countries. Also give thee full details.
A.	A handle with "Genius" should already know the answer. I've noticed that there are many questions on scope of a specific engineering field. Is this typical for Indian English to phrase it like that? When we say a "scope" of something, then I generally would think it would mean the size or range of it as relating to the field's subject matter rather than the financial rewards or the number of jobs available. So the more appropriate phrasing should be the "size of opportunity in xxx engineering" or is it easy to find a job in xxx engineering. To me the scope of software engineering is big because the subject matter spans from GUI to games to embedded to systems programming to DSP etc. So really to answer the question relating to job opportunity, then I think you have been lied to as there are too many engineers in the world already. You should go into engineering not because the pay is good or that you can land many jobs, but rather, the subject and intellectual challenge is great and that you would do it even if it pays lousy. If all the students understands this, then the world would be better as we would be getting rid of all the bad engineers in this world. Just take a look at all the people who have gotten an engineering degree and count how many of them after 10 years later are still in an engineering job? Not many.

Q.	The untouchables of India and other countries, why do they suffer so much yet they are as citizens as others?	Related Search: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered
	I was touched my reading about the 'untouchables' of India and other places. I just wandered why people are treated in such manner as if they were not full citizens of a country. Can governments stop that way of treating people?
A.	The caste system is banned by the Indian government infact by the British govt itself.But the truth is it should go from our minds. The govt has reserved seats for the backward castes in all educational institutions in India but now the general public wants that to be removed cos acc to them thats unreasonable.But the truth is that if the reservation is removed they are not gonna come out of thier homes to go for higher education cos the discrimination against them for centuries have created an inferiority complex in the minds of these people.They were not allowed to study in the past. The wealthy and the educated people are from the upper castes. The surnames that we Indians have is infact the name plate of our castes which commands respect. These people are never gonna come up if the system runs this way .It might look like a normal social heirarchy for an outsider but the truth is its the same caste heirarchy in the past.The upper castes are the businessmen , top officials,film stars and politicians in India.The labour class is the very same lower castes.Many lower castes have converted to Christianity to escape this but they are assigned a differernt church with a seperate bishop .The lower caste are generally dark and small people (no ofense meant) and different features so it is easier for us to identify them (this s the truth)The politicians inspite of all these laws are playing with thier minds for the votes..Only a miracle can change our society .

Q.	Why is UK headed south economically since loss of India & other constituents of empire?	Related Search: Economics
	Uk is fast going downhill.It has sold steel mills to Indians.Landmark JAGUAR is also an Indian company.So much so that even Hp Sauce factory has been sold out to Danes. Every item of consumption is made in India ,China or other countries.Banks are going burst at regular interval.Unemployment is rising.There seems no redemption from the mess
A.	I would not be too concerned as a whole about the state of the UK. Economics works in cycles, and the UK is experiencing a tough time of late. The countries you mention are the new manufacturing hubs mainly because of cheaper labour. Britain is still a powerhouse for R&D and has much to offer in terms of education, service provision and manufacturing. True, many years of post WW2 Labour welfare state helped to downgrade Britain even further after the war, but I would stand up for whi I am now. While I have been living in Australia, I have seen Aussie icons sold off too. It is too easy to see negatives. Fear less about banks: they are generally safe as a store for your money. As for unemployment, I have not worked for someone else much for four years, and now work for myself: I do not commute, I have little in the way of overheads, my income is high, I pay my legal amount of tax and I live a fair lifestyle. It is all about getting your mind out of the rut that says you must find a job. I found income sources and work to do, but that effort serves my family, not an employer, and much of my income is now passive, meaning I no longer have to put in effort to see reward.. Jaguar has not made a consistent profit for a VERY long time, and there are better cars. It is all very well mourning the loss of a motoring icon, but most people bemoaning this sell out to India would never buy one anyway. Redemption from all this is in your hands, as it is in mine. One thing people in America stand up tall and proudly proclaim is the opportunity their land has, even in these troubled times. Britain has similar opportunities for those who don't want to be tied to a job their whole life, but culturally we do not often see it. In Australia, we do in a greater degree than in the UK. That is a bonus and it stimulates some of us into not being so conformed. As for India, it was long ago, before most of us were born, and it was always fractious and difficult to hold onto. Better now that they do their own thing.

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Other India Press
A small alternative publishing house and bookstore in Mapusa, Goa (India). It deals mainly in environmental, alternative and Third World ...

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Goa (redirect from Goa, India)
is India 's smallest state by area and the fourth smallest by population . Located on the west coast of India in the region known as the ...

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India
y 15 | title India | publisher International Monetary Fund | accessdate 2009-10-01 | GDP_PPP_rank 4th | GDP_PPP_per_capita $2,930 | GDP_ ...

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Maharashtra (redirect from Maharashtra, India)
The state covers an area of 307731 | km2 | sqmi | 0 | abbr on or 9.84% of the total geographical area of India. Mumbai , the capital city ...

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South India
Southern India, also known as the Dravida in the Indian anthem , is the area encompassing India 's states of Andhra Pradesh , Karnataka , ...

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British Raj (redirect from Undivided India)
Earlier, at the onset of World War I, the reassignment of most of the British army in India to Europe and Mesopotamia had led the previous ...

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Mumbai (redirect from Mumbai, India)
Mumbai, the most populous city in India , is the second most populous city in the world, with a population of approximately 14 million ...

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Kolkata (redirect from Calcutta, India)
It is located in eastern India on the east bank of the River Hooghly When referred to as Calcutta, it usually includes the suburbs, and ...

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Tamil Nadu (redirect from Tamil India)
Tamil Nadu is the eleventh largest state in India by area (about the size of Greece ) and the seventh most populous state It is the fifth ...

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Government of India
The Government of India , officially known as the Union Government and also known as the Central Government, was established by the ...

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East India Company
The East India Company (also the East India Trading Company, English East India Company and then the British East India Company was an ...

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Partition of India
The Partition of India (Hindustani : हिन्दुस्तान की तक़्सीम. ur | ہندوستان کی تقسیم the partition of British India on the basis of religious ...

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Foreign relations of India
The Republic of India is the world's most-populous electoral democracy and has one of the fastest economic growth rates in the world With ...

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Bihar (redirect from Bihar (India))
is a state in eastern India Bihar is the 12th largest state in terms of geographical size at 38,202 sq mi (99,200 km²) and 3rd ...

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Delhi (redirect from Delhi, India)
name National Capital Territory of Delhi (NCT), is the largest metropolis by area and the second-largest metropolis by population in India . ...

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Presidencies and provinces of British India
Provinces of India, earlier Presidencies of British India, still earlier, Presidency towns, and collectively British India, were the ...

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India national cricket team
The Indian cricket team is the national cricket team of India . Governed by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), it is a ...

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Punjab (India)
boasts the highest per capita income and Human Development Index in India After the partition of India in 1947, the Punjab province of ...

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Cinema of India
The cinema of India consists of films produced across India, including the cinematic culture of Mumbai along with the cinematic traditions ...

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Kerala (redirect from Kerala, India)
(Malayalam : span style"color:00e;font:bold 80% sans-serif;text-decoration:none;padding:0.1em;"?/span ; Kēraḷam) is a state in south-western India . ...

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