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India rejects Canada’s accusations of violating Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations by removing 41 diplomats

"We reject any attempt to portray the Implementation of parity as a violation of International norms," the Indian Ministry of External Affairs clarified.

After 14 years of marriage, Kolkata-based businessman Tabish Ehsan discovers his wife is a Bangladeshi national

Tabish Ehsan, 37, a citizen of Asansol in Bengal, married Nazia Ambreen Quraishi in 2009. Nazia introduced herself as an Uttar Pradesh native.

‘Canada has growing reputation as a safe haven for terrorists, extremists, and organised crime’: MEA spokesperson

Answering questions over rapidly deteriorating relations with Canada, MEA spokesperson said that Canada is becoming safe heaven for terrorists

No evidence provided by Canadian govt on allegations over murder of Nijjar, we gave specific inputs on criminals in Canada: Indian govt

MEA said that no information has been shared by Canada regarding the killing of Khalistani extremist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Visa services in Canada suspended because of security threats faced by Indian High Commission and Consulates: MEA

Our high commission and consulates are temporarily unable to process visa applications in Canada due to security threats, said MEA spokesperson

‘Focus on your own internal issues, no need to interfere in India’s affairs’: India reacts over EU Parliament adopting a so-called Urgency Resolution on...

MEA statement said "Such interference in India's internal affairs is unacceptable and reflects a colonial mindset."

Freedom of expression doesn’t mean free hand to terrorists: India strongly reacts to Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s comments on Khalistani activities

MEA has said space must not be given to extremist and terrorist elements in the name of freedom of expression.

NIA may take over the probe into Khalistani attacks on Indian High Commission and Consulates in Canada and US: Reports

During the attack on the Indian High Commission in Canada, a grenade was also thrown, prompting the Special Cell to register an FIR under the UAPA and the Explosive Act in this instance.

Here is why Canada is sending back over 700 students from Punjab and AAP is desperate for the Centre’s help

All these students had one thing in common - they had applied for study visas through an agent named Brijesh Mishra in Jalandhar city of Punjab.

‘I trust the Indian government’: Mother of baby Ariha Shah says govt’s efforts have given a hope that her daughter will return to India...

Mother of baby Ariha Shah has said that the Indian government's efforts have given them hope that their child will soon return to India

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