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   The issue of increasing numbers of north Indian workers in Tamil Nadu has started to become a huge problem.    Local communities losing jobs because of them, uncultured and rude behaviors, issues in the train, insisting the local people (who generally speak in Tamil) to speak in Hindi, are the very reasons the local community is not happy with the North Indians.    All the above mentioned issues should be dealt differently on a case by case basis. Local communities Losing jobs:     Usually the migrant workers are employed for unskilled labor. The very reason the migrant workers are preferred over the local communities is because they work for a smaller wage and they usually work for longer hours than the locals. This brings more profit to their employers.       If the locals are really in need of these jobs they will definitely be ready to work for a smaller wage, and the employers will obviously prefer the locals to the migrants. Uncultured and rude behaviors:     Many of the local

       'Happy New Year'.        We were wishing everyone a 'Happy New Year', a few days back, some of us are still wishing others.      But why are we doing so? Why are we wishing everyone a 'Happy New Year'?     Is everyone really happy? Is everything happening around good?      If "Yes", well and good, it is a Happy New Year.     But, if "No", isn't it a lie? A huge lie on everyone's face.    There is a lot happening in our life and some of it is happy, some sad, while most of it is of uncertainty.    We just don't know what is going to happen tomorrow. We might have had a well-controlled day yesterday, we might even be having a very good day today, but we have no idea about tomorrow, because we have no control over it.      So, what is the point in wishing, 'Happy New Year', when we don't have control over the rest of the year.    Or, what is the point in wishing, 'Happy New Year', when we don