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Jeet Singh Vol 22 - Issue 41
Happy Diwali Diwali 2023:
Rare Astrological occurrence after 400 years on this Diwali iwali, the festival of light, will
Dbe celebrated on November 12
this year. This time before Diwali, Ashta Mahayoga will align with the Shani Pushya Yoga and Ravi Pushya Yoga. This alignment is one of the few rarest occurrences that is happening after a period of 400 years. Dr Mrityunjay Tiwari, Head of the Astrology Department of Shri Kallaji Vedic Vishvavidyalaya, shared interesting facts with News18 about this rare occurrence. He said that this year, before Diwali, Pushya Nakshatra will start at 07:57 am on Saturday, November 4, and will continue to remain so till 10:29 am on Sunday, November 5.
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Conservative motion to exempt carbon tax from all home heating rejected in House of Commons Conservatives and New Democrats sided with most of the country’s premiers on Monday in voting for a motion calling on the federal government to extend the carbon tax exemption to all forms of home heating.
The non-binding motion ultimately failed to pass, with Liberals and the Bloc Québécois voting against it. But it sent a clear signal that the NDP are protesting against the Liberals’ single carve-out for home heating oil, which Continued on page 7
South Asian woman complaints lack of help for dying father on Air Canada flight A South Asian woman accused Air Canada of negligence that caused her 83-year-old father’s death during a flight from Delhi to Montreal, according to a media report on Monday. Shanu Pande, a resident of Ontario, along with her father, Harish Pant, left Delhi for Canada in September on an Air Canada flight. Seven hours later, when the long-haul flight was over Europe, Pant
developed severe medical symptoms: chest pain, back pain,
Indian diplomat says high-level Canadian official damaged probe into Sikh’s murder Canada’s police probe into the June murder of a Sikh separatist in British Columbia has been damaged by a high-level Canadian official’s public statements, India’s High Commissioner to Canada Sanjay Kumar Verma told The Globe and Mail newspaper in an interview published on Saturday. Canada has alleged that India was involved in the Vancouver murder of Canadian citizen and Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar, whom India called a “terrorist”. India denies the allegation. “I would go a step further and say now the investigation has already been tainted,” Continued on page 6
Home prices and sales continue to weaken in Surrey & Fraser Valley FVREB’s latest statistics for the month of October 2023 show there were just 970 homes sold over the course of the month, representing a 12% drop from September
Cricket World Cup:
2023 and the fourth consecutive decrease since the 12-month high of 1,935 recorded in June 2023. BC real estate market “more resilientthanexpected”sofarin2023
Why India looks unstoppable?
On Sunday, India beat South Africa, the second-placed team in the league, by 243 runs, dismissing them for just 83. Is that really the difference between India and the rest? Or is that merely what happens when 11 players perform at their peak, everything coming together on a single day at a single venue with a single purpose? Can they do it two more times?
How Nikki Haley, Kamala Harris & Vivek Ramaswamy’s Indian families shared a common journey to America With a year to go until Election Day and two days before the next Republican primary debate, one group has emerged on the national political stage in a way they never have before in U.S. history: Indian American candidates.
Only a handful of GOP hopefuls are set to qualify for the next debate; two of them are former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy, an entrepreneur and commentator whose White House bid has skyrocketed his profile.