India vs. Canada
What is Difference between India and Canada? India is one of the oldest surviving civilizations in the world. It is estimated to be at least 10,000 years old. Canada is relatively new, since it was created after the American continent was discovered. Mostly French is spoken since it was colonized by French immigrants during the mass migration to the new world from Europe. Below this post is all about the difference between India and Canada.
Difference between India and Canada
Over the years many Hindus have migrated to Canada and have worked as invaluable members of the community. Some tribes of India are Sikhs and Gujarat. They are part of the group of people from India in Canada (PIOs). Not many Canadian citizens are settled in India and most go to work, pleasure or travel.
Canada and India are large countries. The population of Canada is much smaller compared to that of India, perhaps the equivalent of just one of the 29 populated states of India. India has more than 200 languages and dozens of official languages. In Canada only English and French are spoken.
Obviously Canada has a better standard of quality of life and is the reason for people from India to migrate to Canada. The capital of India is New Delhi, just as Ottawa is the capital of Canada. Like India, Canada has a great variety of climates.
You can go skiing, mountain climbing, surfing, all in one day in Canada since these different regions are not far from each other. India has many climates also but geographically they are far from each other. In the North, there are the Himalayas, cold weather. In the South, green backwaters. In the west there are great deserts. Being a peninsula, India is surrounded by water on three of its four sides.
There are many non-governmental associations between India and Canada and diplomatic relations have never been better between the two countries. A nuclear agreement and agreements were signed in technological cooperation, science, military and defense. Normally, Diwali is celebrated in the Canadian Parliament. However, people prefer to migrate to Canada because their laws for change of address are much simpler compared to those of the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia or other developed countries.
The unemployment rate in Canada was 8.5% in 2008, while it was 6.8% in India. Canadian inflation was only 1% in 2008, while in India it was 6%. The Canadian flag has two colors: red and white. Its symbol is a maple leaf. The colors of the Indian flag are safron, green, white and blue and its symbol is a chackra or wheel of prosperity and development.
