It was a scene of desperation that played out in Brampton, Canada, on Saturday when nearly 3,000 students, a majority of whom were Indian, showed up for waiter and servant jobs at the newly opened restaurant, Tandoori Flame
This massive turnout was captured on a viral video doing rounds online, bringing into sharp focus the harsh realities faced by many international students.
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These young people, filled with dreams of building a better future in Canada, left their homes in India for higher education and a promised land of opportunities.
Yet, this massive queue for low-paying jobs tells a different story – one of survival rather than success. It’s a reflection of the struggles students face, juggling academics and the urgent need to support themselves financially in a country where the cost of living is soaring and opportunities seem scare.
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For many, the path to Canada was paved with high hopes, but the reality has been jarring. Competing for jobs that barely cover the rent, these students often find themselves in a cycle of financial stress, working long hours while keeping up with their studies.
A heart-wrenching scene in Brampton arises questions: Is Canada’s job market failing these students? Are promises of a better life abroad slowly unspooling? Many commenters online called for introspection from those who migrate out of India with such high aspirations.
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Watch the video below:
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