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India and UK Step Up Cooperation Against Khalistani Extremism

By working closely on shared security concerns, both countries aim to promote stability, uphold the rule of law, and counter

Indian national Nikhil Gupta admits guilt in plot to kill Khalistani activist Pannun

The case has drawn international attention and added to tensions surrounding allegations of transnational repression and political violence Pravasi Samwad

“Shashi Tharoor misunderstands the diaspora—We are not proxies for India in the US”

Indian Americans have long advanced US–India ties, but expecting them to act as New Delhi’s agents ignores their rights, realities,

India to repatriate 18,000 citizens from US

India works to comply with Trump’s immigration policies in an effort to avoid trade conflict PRAVASISAMWAD.COM India has agreed to

India pursues extradition after arrest of Khalistani leader in Canada

The move is seen as a significant step in India’s ongoing efforts to counter extremist networks abroad and ensure accountability

India pushes for extradition of Khalistan Tiger Force leader Arsh Dalla

The MEA emphasized that India remains committed to ensuring justice and curbing transnational terrorism As the Ontario Court begins hearings

Indian PM Modi urges action over violence against diplomats and Hindu temples in Canada

As diplomatic tensions mount, questions loom over the potential impact on trade and immigration Bilateral trade between Canada and India

India calls allegations against Home Minister Amit Shah “baseless and absurd”

India maintains that the Trudeau government has long “consciously provided” a platform for violent extremists and individuals hostile to Indian

Canada accuses India of cyber surveillance and attacks amid Sikh separatist tensions

While India has dismissed the accusations as unfounded, Canadian authorities have continued to press forward with investigations PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Canada’s intelligence

How India-Canada relations reached a crisis point

As Justin Trudeau, now seeking re-election, faces this diplomatic fallout, Canada’s Sikh community—an influential voting bloc—may play a pivotal role