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India dismisses Canada’s Nijjar murder allegations as baseless, calls them ‘ludicrous’

The MEA’s strong rebuke underscores India’s stance that unsubstantiated claims and media leaks should not dictate diplomatic narratives, especially when

Rising threats force event cancellation in Canada’s Hindu temples

The rise in extremism highlights a troubling trend that risks fracturing multicultural harmony in Canada, placing significant pressure on leadership

India-Canada diplomatic tensions escalate: Arrests, allegations, and international backlash

The ongoing diplomatic row between India and Canada highlights the complexities of balancing security concerns, combating extremism, and maintaining international

Khalistani demonstrators mark 300 days of Nijjar’s death, stage protest at Indian Consulate

Nijjar was fatally shot last year outside a Sikh temple in Surrey, B.C., prompting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to suggest

Hindu temple in California defaced with pro-Khalistani graffiti

This act is part of a disturbing trend, with temples in Canada, the US, and Australia experiencing similar acts of

India wants enhanced security amidst threats to Air India flights in Canada

Gurpatwant Pannun, a known figure in the pro-Khalistan movement, has long been associated with advocating for a separate Sikh state

Canadian Indians say that Trudeau’s statement about Nijjar killing was irresponsible

“The announcement made by Trudeau in parliament was something that could have been avoided and he could have followed diplomatic

Canadian Sikhs stage protests

Canada is home to about 770,000 Sikhs – the highest population of Sikhs outside their home state of Punjab Toronto/Ottawa:

‘Australia is next’, says Sikh separatist leader

In response to Canada’s allegations, a spokesperson for Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong expressed deep concern and conveyed these concerns

Modi raises concerns with Trudeau as Khalistan referendum held in Canada

Sikhs turn up in large numbers; Pro-Khalistani group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), which organised the referendum, claims more than 1,00,000

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