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Clear signs of tension between the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Canadian counterpart Justin Tureadu

PM criticises Western nations for not recognizing India's right-wing leadership's role in Sikh activist's killing

India’s parliament passed a landmark bill Thursday that will reserve a third of its seats in the lower house and state assemblies for women, in a major win for rights groups that have for decades campaigned for better gender representation in politics.

It’s highly improbable that Canada’s allies will cut ties with India

Parliament special session live: The womens reservation bill is likely to cruise through RS today, making the law reserving one-third seats in Parliament and states for women a reality. Once passed by Parliament and with Presidents assent, the law will immediately apply to all assemblies without their ratification. Among those speaking on the Bill in the Upper House include FM Nirmala Sitharaman

Protesters condemn Modi govt’s involvement in assassination of Nijjar in Canada

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The order means Darbi Boddy can't physically attend school board meetings if Isaac Adi is there.

Delhi: "It was very exciting for me to be on an Indian electric bus. We know that electric buses can change the world. They are quieter, cleaner, they help us reduce our carbon (footprint) and give us a future where our planet will be livable.

First Bangladesh-New Zealand ODI abandoned for rain in Mirpur