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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

NHRC and MEA to host executive capacity building programme for Global South human rights officials

This collaboration not only reflects India’s commitment to human rights but also embodies its ethos of empathy and compassion, offering

India condemns surveillance of diplomats in Canada amid rising extremist threats

Tensions have escalated, with India issuing a diplomatic note to the Canadian High Commission representative in New Delhi PRAVASISAMWAD.COM 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

India seeks extradition of Bishnoi gang members from Canada amid diplomatic tensions

As the diplomatic standoff continues, India remains focused on securing the extradition of wanted criminals, including members of the Bishnoi

Canada ignored India’s request to act against Bishnoi gang, says MEA amid diplomatic strain

Despite the heightened tensions, India remains open to constructive dialogue, but insists it must be based on credible evidence

India stands firm as Trudeau admits lack of evidence in Nijjar allegations

The ongoing diplomatic row marks a low point in already strained relations between the two nations, as Trudeau’s claims have

Seized copies of Guru Granth Sahib returned to Indian Embassy in Doha

As the situation unfolded, the Indian government, through its diplomatic channels, continued to seek an amicable solution within the framework

Over 600 Indian students die abroad in last 5 years, MEA reports high numbers in Canada and US

Regarding deportations, the MEA reported that 48 Indian students were deported from the US over the past three years, primarily

Over 28,000 Indians died abroad in three years, predominantly from natural causes, MEA RTI reveals

The RTI disclosure serves as a grim reminder of the complexities faced by the Indian diaspora and underscores the need

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