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Ujjal Dosanjh explores India, Canada, and the Road Beyond in his new memoir

VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – He’s been MLA, an Attorney General, a Premier, an MP, and a Health Minister. Now Ujjal Dosanjh is laying out his life story in a new memoir entitled, “Journey After Midnight: India, Canada, and the Road Beyond.” He stopped by the NEWS 1130 studio this week for an in-depth in-person interview.

Let’s talk about the title of the book first. Why is yours a journey after midnight?

“Well, I was born 10 months, exactly 10 months before India was partitioned and made independent. I was born on October 14th ’46 and India became independent shortly thereafter. So, that made me a child of the midnight and in India the freedom is known as the Freedom at Midnight, and since I was born and raised in India and I, obviously, [have] attachment to that part of the world and I felt that was important, to start the journey there.”

You go into some detail talking about the Indian partition, the Punjab, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. What made you do that?

“Well, I wanted to present a context in which I was born and in which I grew up. I think the fact that I grew up in the aftermath of the independence and I was born during the independence s

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Chinese have more clout than Indians in Canada: Dosanjh

Despite the presence of more Indian origin members in the Canadian parliament compared to the Chinese, the Indians hold less clout, feels Punjab-born MP Ujjal Dosanjh.

"Yes, India may have more representation in the house but still the Chinese have bigger clout than Indians in Canadian politics. The main reason behind this is they are better organised and have a huge vote bank there," Dosanjh told the media in Chandigarh on Saturday.

"There are over one million Indians living in Canada but the Chinese clearly outnumber us. They have a good presence at all levels," said Dosanjh. There are nine Indian origin MPs in Canada.

Dosanjh was born in Jalandhar in Punjab and spent 17 years there before migrating to Britain in 1964 at the age of 17. Four years later, he moved to Canada where right now he is based in Vancouver.

Talking about Canada's trade relations with India, Dosanjh said: "In the last two-three years, our trade relations have improved. There is an immense scope of further enhancement in the areas of automobiles and agriculture."

Recently Canada has also given indications that it will provide full assistance to ensure nuclear fuel supply to India, pointed out Dosanjh.

While expressing happiness over the