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Penny Wong Raises Allegations of India Targeting Sikhs in Canada

Australia FM Penny Wong raises concerns over India’s alleged targeting of Sikh activists in Canada, amidst rising diplomatic tensions.

The North-South divide in India is more than just regional—it’s a clash of ideologies, cultures, and economies

Amid rising tensions, Canada confronts increased cyber threats from India, impacting immigration and diplomatic relations.

With Hindu extremism on the rise, India’s identity is at a crossroads—what does this mean for the future of the nation?

A Sikh separatist claims India’s consulates run a ‘spy network’ in US and Canada amid allegations of assassination plots.

Explore the resilience of Kashmiri voices amid decades of struggle, oppression, and the quest for justice and self-determination.

India explores importing Mongolian coking coal via Russia to diversify supply and reduce reliance on China.

India and China reach a pact to resolve border conflict, paving the way for improved ties ahead of the BRICS summit.

India’s envoy Verma denies involvement in Sikh activist Nijjar’s killing, calling Canada’s claims politically motivated.

The Indus Water Treaty is back in the spotlight as India seeks changes! What does this mean for water security and regional peace?