India published guidelines for the Indians settled in Canada
Taking cognisance of the threat given by the terrorist outfit ‘Sikhs For Justice’ in Canada to Hindus to leave Canada, India has published guidelines for Indians in Canada.
Despite 15 anti-India incidents in Canada, not a single arrest has been made !
There have been 15 anti-India incidents in Canada during the year. These include 9 anti-India rallies, 2 referendums in support of Khalistan, and 4 attacks on temples.
India demands action from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Nepal
They said that the Chinese Ambassador has created an unnecessary controversy against India in Nepal.
Radioactive chapatis fed to women of Indian origin in the name of medical research
Under this research, 21 Indian-origin women were given radioactive chapatis in the 1960s. According to ‘The Guardian’, these immigrant women in Britain were unaware of the full research details.
Special Editorial : ISRO eclipses the high and mighty
India had just launched the Mars Orbiter Mission (the Mangalyaan). While the world was lauding India’s achievement, the New York Times published a distasteful cartoon in its article India’s Budget Mission to Mars.
Terrorist Chief of ‘Khalistan Tiger Force’ Hardeep Singh Nijjar killed in Canada
Nijjar, the chief of a pro-Khalistani outfit Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF), was responsible for promoting the secessionist and terror agenda of Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.
Tableau of Indira Gandhi’s assassination not a hate crime in Canada
Canada is a home for Khalistanis. Not only the Government but also many politicians in Canada are supporting the Khalistanis.
Pakistan’s conspiracy to convert Hindu teens under guise of ‘online’ game
A group of religious fanatics is active in converting Hindu children. More than 100 Hindu teens have come in contact with the leader of this gang, Shahnawaz Maksood alias Baddo.
Muslim League is a secular party : Rahul Gandhi speaks in the US
Rahul Gandhi said further that he believed that all Indians should have religious freedom; Indian communities should have freedom of expression.
Former PM of Nepal objects to mural of ‘Akhand Bharat’ in new Parliament building
Fmr PM Baburam Bhattarai tweeted, “The controversial mural of ‘Akhand Bharat’ in the recently inaugurated new Parliament building of India may stoke unnecessary and harmful diplomatic row in the neighborhood.