The Book
About the book
Embark on a captivating exploration, unraveling the intricate tapestry of the Indian diaspora in Canada. Witness the surprise of an Indian traveler who, upon reaching Canadian shores, stumbles upon a disconcerting reality—the profound divide within the Indian community. The immigrants who arrived in the 1970s to 1980s cast judgment upon the newcomers, be they students or recent settlers.
In turn, the present generation, armed with higher education, aspires to transcend this rift, anticipating a brighter future. In this thought-provoking narrative, the author delves into the heart of this societal schism, meticulously unraveling its roots and seeking pathways to bridge the gap. Through insightful interviews with representatives from both sides of the divide, the author presents a balanced view, allowing readers to gain a nuanced understanding of the complexities at play. Join this journey of discovery, where cultural nuances, generational perspectives, and the pursuit of unity converge, offering readers a compelling and enlightening narrative.
Aparjeet Nakai
About the Author
Aparjeet Nakai is a seasoned logistician, having dedicated 22 years to the Indian army, reaching the rank of Colonel. Beyond the military realm, his fervor for exploration has propelled him across the globe, where he has not only traversed diverse terrains spread over 5 continents but also conquered international marathons, including the Dubai marathon.
A polyglot proficient in English, Punjabi, Hindi, and French, Nakai shares his insights on history through his blog, ‘Anecdotes of the Ages.’ Passionate about dismantling stereotypes and fostering inclusivity, he actively engages diverse audiences, especially the youth, imparting valuable lessons on overcoming prejudice. This book stands as a testament to Nakai's rich experiences and his unwavering commitment to promoting understanding in a world often marked by preconceived notions.
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What People Said About My Book
"I was pleasantly surprised by 'The Brown Goras of Brampton.' This eye-opening book revealed a previously unknown rift within the Indian community in Western countries."
" The author has skillfully presented perspectives from both new immigrants and those who settled decades ago, shattering many myths along the way. The depth of research showcased in this book is commendable, offering readers a nuanced understanding of a complex cultural landscape. "
" Aparjeet's work has the potential to reshape perspectives and promote empathy. An impressive work in fighting hatred."
" The book transcends the boundaries of being merely a narrative about the migrants. It dives deep into the roots of prejudice, exploring why we harbor biases and how to combat stereotypes. This book's insights make it a compelling candidate for inclusion in high school curricula, offering invaluable lessons on fostering a more inclusive society."
"At last, 'The Brown Goras of Brampton' courageously addresses the elephant in the room. As someone who observed the discrimination faced by new immigrants from the older generation, I was relieved to find a book that not only documented this issue but also delved into its roots. Aparjeet's insightful analysis provides reasons behind the disparities and, more importantly, offers thought-provoking solutions. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the challenges within the Indian community in Western societies."
About Publisher
- Publisher - The BROWSER JGS Enterprises Pvt Ltd
- SCO 14-15, Sector 8-C, Chandigarh 160 009
- aparjeet@browngoras.com