Oct. 3, 2025
Geography is destiny
I watched an interesting video about the Indians occupying Canada.
By 2025, the Indian population in Canada has exceeded 5 million, accounting for about 12% of the country's total population.
Some neighbourhoods in Toronto are more than 60% Indians.
On this trend, the number of Indians in Canada could rise to 20 million by 2050.
Why do Indians always like to emigrate?
There's a saying that geography is destiny.
Looking at the world map, you will find that about 80% of India's territory is located in the tropics, with a harsh natural environment that forces Indians to flee this land.
Because Indians have high proficiency in English, they have an advantage in learning programming.
It is easy for smart Indian students to get visas from top universities and stay in Canada to work.
Due to Trump administration against illegal immigration, Indians in the United States began to flock to Canada.
There have been four waves of immigration in Indian history.
The first migration was to Southeast Asia between the 10th and 17th centuries, so that Tamil became one of the official languages of Singapore.
The second migration in the 19th and early 20th centuries was to the British colonies, such as Malawi, Mauritius, Kenya, Malaysia, and British Guyana.
The third time was in the 1970s when a large number of Indians immigrated to the Gulf countries, such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.
The fourth wave of immigration in the 21st century mainly headed towards the UK and North America, with Canada becoming a popular destination for Indians.
我看了一个有趣的视频，印度人占领了加拿大。
截至2025年，加拿大印度裔人口已超过500万，约占全国人口的12%。
多伦多的某些社区，印度裔比例达到60%以上
按照这趋势，到2050年加拿大印度人可能会增加到2千万人。
为何印度人总喜欢移民呢？
俗话说地理决定命运。
看看世界地图，你会发现印度约80%国土位于热带，自然环境恶劣，迫使印度人逃离这片土地。
因为印度人英语很好，学起编程具有优势。
聪明的印度学生很容易获取名校签证，然后留在加拿大工作。
由于川普政府反对非法移民，在美国的印度人开始涌向加拿大。
历史上印度有四次移民潮。
第一次10世纪到17世纪移民方向是东南亚，以致于泰米尔语成了新加坡官方语言之一。
第二次19世纪到20世纪移民方向是英属殖民地，比如马拉维、毛里求斯、肯尼亚、马来西亚、英属圭亚那等。
第三次是1970年代年大量印度人移民海湾国家，沙乌地、科威特、卡塔尔、巴林和阿联酋。
第四次是21世纪的移民潮主要方向是英国北美，加拿大成为印度人热门的目的地。
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OnWith this trend, it is predicted that the number of Indians in Canada could rise to 20 million by 2050.
Why do Indians always likeseem to emigrate?
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BecauseDue to its colonial past, many Indians have high proficiency in English, they havewhich puts them at an advantage in learning programming.
It is relatively easy for smart Indian students demonstrating academic excellence to get visas from top universities and stay in Canada to work.
Due to the Trump administration's stance against illegal immigration, many Indians in the United States began to flock to Canada as a safe haven.
The first migration was to Southeast Asia between the 10th and 17th centuries, s. Due to thatis, Tamil became one of the official languages of Singapore.
The second wave of migration was in the 19th and early 20th centuries was to the British colonies, such as Malawi, Mauritius, Kenya, Malaysia, and British Guyana.
The third timwave was in the 1970s when a large number of Indians immigrated to the Gulf countries, such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.
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Due to Trump administration against illegal immigration, Indians in the United States began to flock to Canada. Due to the Trump administration's stance against |
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There have been four waves of immigration in Indian history. |
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The first migration was to Southeast Asia between the 10th and 17th centuries, so that Tamil became one of the official languages of Singapore. The first migration was to Southeast Asia between the 10th and 17th centuries |
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The third time was in the 1970s when a large number of Indians immigrated to the Gulf countries, such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates. The third |
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The fourth wave of immigration in the 21st century mainly headed towards the UK and North America, with Canada becoming a popular destination for Indians. |
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Geography is destiny Geography is How you would stay the case of the text for a title of a blog |
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I watched an interesting video about the Indians occupying Canada. I watched an interesting video about |
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By 2025, the Indian population in Canada has exceeded 5 million, accounting for about 12% of the country's total population.
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Some neighbourhoods in Toronto are more than 60% Indians.
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On this trend, the number of Indians in Canada could rise to 20 million by 2050.
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Why do Indians always like to emigrate? Why do Indians always It's generalising too much if you say that, saying it like this introduces speculation and doesn't assume you mean all Indians |
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There's a saying that geography is destiny. |
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Looking at the world map, you will find that about 80% of India's territory is located in the tropics, with a harsh natural environment that forces Indians to flee this land. Looking at the world map, you will find that about 80% of India's territory is located in the tropics |
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Because Indians have high proficiency in English, they have an advantage in learning programming.
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It is easy for smart Indian students to get visas from top universities and stay in Canada to work. It is relatively easy for |
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The second migration in the 19th and early 20th centuries was to the British colonies, such as Malawi, Mauritius, Kenya, Malaysia, and British Guyana. The second wave of migration was in the 19th and early 20th centuries |
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The second migration in the 19th and early 20th centuries was to the British colonies, such as Malawi, Mauritius, Kenya, Malaysia, and British Guiana. |
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