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35 Million People Left India. Now They Run the World.

Brampton, Ontario was once a quiet Canadian suburb. Today, many people call it “Little India.” This episode of The Human Map explores how Indians—especially Punjabis—became the dominant cultural, demographic, and economic force in one Canadian city, and why the change happened faster than anyone expected. This is not a video about hate, and it’s not propaganda. It’s about patterns. We examine: Why Brampton became the primary landing zone for Indian migration How student visas, family networks, and affordability reshaped the city Why locals feel displacement while newcomers feel safety The rise of parallel communities, cultural concentration, and friction And what Brampton reveals about Canada’s immigration system as a whole Using real public reactions, community dynamics, and human stories, this documentary looks past outrage and asks a harder question: Is Brampton a failure, a success — or a preview of Canada’s future? Welcome to The Human Map — where we study how people, migration, and identity quietly reshape cities. If this episode made you think, subscribe for more deep-dive documentaries on diaspora, culture, and global demographic shifts. Inside Canada's Indian Invasion... Tyler Oliveira