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Toasters, Truths, and Traumas

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By Baisakhi Roy 
| Khabar
Rajat Kapoor’s latest is a sharp, claustrophobic study of the human ego and the hollow masks we build to navigate and profit from one another. The setting is an idyllic cottage, where family and friends have gathered to celebrate the wedding anniversary of Jayanti (Palomi Ghosh) and Raman (Neil Bhoopalam). But the festive air is quickly soured by Sohrab Handa (Vinay Pathak), whose abrasive “hot takes” and general boorishness spare no one.
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Communication coach Yasir Khan on confidence, accents and succeeding in Canada

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By Baisakhi Roy 
| Canadian Immigrant
If I am quiet, I am safe. If I am invisible, I am safe,” this was Yasir Khan’s mantra growing up. Born and raised in Karachi, Pakistan, Khan was the skinny, short kid with crooked teeth, an easy target for school bullies. At home too, he felt he had to “say the right thing” to earn approval. Over time, silence became a form of armour.
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Job searching in Canada is exhausting for newcomers; here’s how to protect your mental health

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By Baisakhi Roy 
| Canadian Immigrant
The emotional strain of job hunting can weigh heavily on newcomers. Understanding its impact — and how to cope — is key to staying resilient. Moving to a new country takes courage, perseverance and resilience. Many newcomers face incredible challenges upon arriving in Canada, with one of the major ones being finding employment that is commensurate with their skills and experience. If you are in the middle of your job search journey and are struggling, know that you are not alone.
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