Deepinder Singh Loomba
Deepinder Singh Loomba is an Indian Canadian licensed paralegal, entrepreneur and community leader in Ontario, Canada. He has been licensed to provide legal services in Ontario through the Law Society of Ontario since 2012. His influence in the community and work in the legal field has garnered a notable mention in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario during a speech on Sikhs in Canada.
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| Born | Deepinder Singh Loomba July 5, 1958 Gwalior, India |
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Early life
Deepinder Singh Loomba was born in Gwalior, India, on July 5, 1958. He descends from the semi-royal family of Shimla. Loomba is the grandson of Sardarn Bhadhur Sir Gian Singh, Prime Minister of a collection of hill states of Himachal Pradesh in India before the partition. His father is a retired career police officer. Loomba has a brother, Brijinder Singh Loomba, and a sister, Roop Loomba, both prominent lawyers in India.
Loomba was involved in the Ontario Human Rights Commission case of *Loomba v. Home Depot Canada*. This case is notable as it is still cited today in the defence of cultural headwear in relation to an occupation in Ontario, Canada.[1][2]
Mr. Loomba was invited to the Ontario Legislative Assembly in 2012, where he was introduced by MP Jagmeet Singh during a speech on minority rights. Mr. Loomba and his case for cultural headwear are quoted as a positive step towards the goals of the Canadian Sikh Association and minority rights. [3]
Career
Loomba has been employed in a range of management-level occupations. He has traveled to China and Africa for entrepreneurial opportunities. Loomba worked for British Petroleum subsidiary Castrol as a director of specialties between 1999–2001.
On December 12th, 2012, Loomba was sworn in as a licensed paralegal of the Law Society of Ontario, Canada. He began providing legal services to the Greater Toronto Area.
Personal Life
Deepinder Loomba was married in 1986 to Kulvinder Kaur. They have a son, Roopjyot Loomba, and a daughter, Amanroop Loomba. Presently, they reside in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.
Loomba is a community director and legal advisor at United Sikh Organization.
Education
Loomba has a number of higher education credentials. He earned a BA, MA, and MPhil in International Relations and History from Himachal Pradesh University in India. Loomba attended York College in Ontario in 2003 to become an immigration consultant. He later attended Algonquin Careers Academy in 2012, earning a Paralegal Diploma. Later that year, Loomba passed the paralegal licensing exam.
Writings
The Real Turbanators[4]
The New World Order[5]
References
- ↑ Balancing creed and safety – Loomba v. Home Depot Canada. (n.d.). Retrieved August 21, 2020, from http://www.ohrc.on.ca/en/annual-report-2010-2011-looking-back-moving-forward/balancing-creed-and-safety-%E2%80%93-loomba-v-home-depot-canada
- ↑ BramptonGuardian.com. (2010, July 07). Loomba wins human rights ruling. Retrieved August 21, 2020, from https://www.bramptonguardian.com/news-story/6000779-loomba-wins-human-rights-ruling/
- ↑ "Hansard Transcripts 2012-Sep-20 | Legislative Assembly of Ontario". www.ola.org. Retrieved 2020-09-22.
- ↑ Loomba, D. (2018). The real turbanators. Chandigarh (India): Lokgeet Parkashan.
- ↑ Loomba, D. (2019). The new world order. Mohali-Chandigarh, India: Unistar Books Pvt.
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