The Times of Canada in conversation of Ashwani sharma owner of Rabab Studio in which they discussed about loop Holes in filmmaking of pollywood are discussed.

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Dec.12, 2019: India’s parliament has passed a bill that would give Indian citizenship to immigrants from three neighboring countries but not if they are Muslim. The Lok Sabha, Tuesday midnight, passed the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill with 311 – 80 voting in favor.
In North- India some people were protesting against it and during a crossfire with police, two-man died.

MLA Rachna Singh Fundraiser and Christmas Party
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Open House Christmas Celebration at Jinny Sims office
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Dr. Anson Koo, Fraser Health’s chief psychiatrist, is available to provide advice for people who are struggling to cope with grief and don’t know where to turn. They may be worried about anxiety or depression with the holidays just around the corner. Dr. Koo can talk about what some people are experiencing this time of the year due to the loss of a loved one and how they can seek help. He will highlight how the Fraser Health Crisis Line can assist with mental-health and substance-use concerns, plus also be the lifeline for people who feel lonely during the holidays.

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One Voice Canada organized a candlelight vigil held Saturday for a 21-year-old international student from India who was killed last month in B.C. say they held the event to raise awareness of violence against women and mental health.

Prabhleen Matharu was found dead on Nov. 21 in a Surrey home. Police also found the body of an 18-year-old man in the home, and say they are not looking for any other suspects.

Dupinder Saran said organizers of the vigil hoped to bring the Surrey community together and talk about some difficult issues.