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'One of the most sacred festivals…': Justin Trudeau's Navratri wishes amid India-Canada row - Vimarsana News

'One of the most sacred festivals…': Justin Trudeau's Navratri wishes amid India-Canada row

India-Canada row: Calling diversity one of Canada’s greatest strengths, Justin Trudeau said that Navratri “offers an opportunity to learn more about the rich history and culture of Hindu communities.

'So quick to judge others': Shashi Tharoor lambasts Western media over India-Canada row - Vimarsana News

'So quick to judge others': Shashi Tharoor lambasts Western media over India-Canada row

India-Canada row: Earlier in the day too, Tharoor had criticised Canada for it “unfortunate” statement. He said that by accusing India, Canada has “jeopardised the state of a very good relationship”.

Canada, US worked 'very closely' to look into India's link to Nijjar's killing: Report - Vimarsana News

Canada, US worked 'very closely' to look into India's link to Nijjar's killing: Report

India-Canada row: Justin Trudeau told reporters that the Canadian govt is not looking to escalate matters or provoke India.

'US embarrassed, will step in to mediate': Chinese media on India-Canada tension - Vimarsana News

'US embarrassed, will step in to mediate': Chinese media on India-Canada tension

India-Canada row: Chinese media added that the West's praise for India’s democracy is driven by geopolitical interests, and its alliance is now facing an embarrassment.

'Deeply concerned': US weighs in on Canada's allegations against India on Sikh activist's murder | World News - Vimarsana News

'Deeply concerned': US weighs in on Canada's allegations against India on Sikh activist's murder | World News

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau had said there were credible allegations that the Indian government may have had links to the assassination of Khalistan Tiger Force chief Hardeep Singh Nijjar