India-canada Issue

The envoy noted that despite their higher education, many students are resorting to low-paying jobs, often working as cab drivers or in other menial positions.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday said there was a commitment to work with India on some "very important issues" amid a massive diplomatic row.

India's High Commissioner to Canada, Sanjay Kumar Verma on Tuesday said that the origin of the friction between New Delhi and Ottawa is the "lack of understanding of India's concern" over a "decades-old issue (Khalistan).

Canada's public inquiry into foreign interference will examine allegations that India sought to meddle in recent national elections, potentially inflaming already-elevated tensions between the two countries.

The number of study permits Canada issued to Indian students fell sharply late last year after India ejected Canadian diplomats who would process the permits and fewer Indian students applied due to a diplomatic dispute.

India once again asserted on Thursday that its "core issue" with Canada remains that of the space given to separatists, terrorists and anti-India elements in that country.

With India facing allegations of hatching plots to murder pro-Khalistan elements in the United States and Canada, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday said "the two issues are not necessarily the same".

Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly on Tuesday said that the country wants "private talks with India to resolve a diplomatic dispute" over the killing of Khalistan terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Reuters reported.

Mr Jaishankar said one of the problems is that no incident is isolated and in totality, as there is a context for everything.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken discussed a full range of issues during their meeting in Washington on Thursday, the US State Department said,

India-Canada issue: Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has reacted sharply to Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alleging India's role in a Khalistani terrorist's killing, saying this is not his government's policy.

Holding his own party-led government responsible for inaction against Khalistan extremists, Liberal party MP Chandra Arya on Sunday asserted that Hindu Canadians are fearful after the threats issued by extremist elements.

Canada has condemned the "offensive and hateful" videos, which surfaced online asking Hindus of Indian origin to leave the country, terming it an "affront" to all Canadians and the values they hold.

Amid strains in ties between New Delhi and Ottawa over the killing of a Khalistani leader, families of those who are either studying or working in Canada are worried and demanded that both nations resolve the issue amicably.

A day after Canada issued a travel advisory for India, the Ministry Of External Affairs has also released an advisory for Indians in that country.

The envoy noted that despite their higher education, many students are resorting to low-paying jobs, often working as cab drivers or in other menial positions.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday said there was a commitment to work with India on some "very important issues" amid a massive diplomatic row.

India's High Commissioner to Canada, Sanjay Kumar Verma on Tuesday said that the origin of the friction between New Delhi and Ottawa is the "lack of understanding of India's concern" over a "decades-old issue (Khalistan).

Canada's public inquiry into foreign interference will examine allegations that India sought to meddle in recent national elections, potentially inflaming already-elevated tensions between the two countries.

The number of study permits Canada issued to Indian students fell sharply late last year after India ejected Canadian diplomats who would process the permits and fewer Indian students applied due to a diplomatic dispute.

India once again asserted on Thursday that its "core issue" with Canada remains that of the space given to separatists, terrorists and anti-India elements in that country.

With India facing allegations of hatching plots to murder pro-Khalistan elements in the United States and Canada, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday said "the two issues are not necessarily the same".

Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly on Tuesday said that the country wants "private talks with India to resolve a diplomatic dispute" over the killing of Khalistan terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Reuters reported.

Mr Jaishankar said one of the problems is that no incident is isolated and in totality, as there is a context for everything.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken discussed a full range of issues during their meeting in Washington on Thursday, the US State Department said,

India-Canada issue: Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has reacted sharply to Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alleging India's role in a Khalistani terrorist's killing, saying this is not his government's policy.

Holding his own party-led government responsible for inaction against Khalistan extremists, Liberal party MP Chandra Arya on Sunday asserted that Hindu Canadians are fearful after the threats issued by extremist elements.

Canada has condemned the "offensive and hateful" videos, which surfaced online asking Hindus of Indian origin to leave the country, terming it an "affront" to all Canadians and the values they hold.

Amid strains in ties between New Delhi and Ottawa over the killing of a Khalistani leader, families of those who are either studying or working in Canada are worried and demanded that both nations resolve the issue amicably.

A day after Canada issued a travel advisory for India, the Ministry Of External Affairs has also released an advisory for Indians in that country.