 | India 'convicted' before investigation completed': Envoy on Canada's allegations over Nijjar's killingIndia's High Commissioner in Ottawa Sanjay Kumar Verma insisted India was "absolutely" and "decidedly" not involved in the killing of the Khalistani separatist in Canada. |
 | India resumes e-Visa services for Canadians after two-month pause: SourcesThe Indian government has repeatedly and firmly denied "absurd" and "motivated" allegations that it was involved in the death of Mr Nijjar, and has demanded Ottawa share evidence to back its claims. |
 | PM Trudeau says 'fight' with India not something Canada wants right now; seeks to 'work constructively' with New DelhiJustin Trudeau's remarks came after US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in New Delhi on Friday urged India to cooperate with an investigation by Canada into the killing of Nijjar. |
 | Shots fired at two Jewish schools in Canada, no injuriesThe shootings follow the firebombing of a synagogue in Montreal earlier this week, and clashes between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel student groups at the city's Concordia University. |
 | India-Canada visa row needs to be resolved peacefullyWhile Canada did not stop issuing visas to Indian nationals, it temporarily suspended visa and in-person consular services, making them available exclusively at the Canadian High Commission in Delhi |
 | Canadian PM Justin Trudeau grieves death of "school" friend Matthew Perry, recalls duo's childhood memoriesPerry was found dead and unresponsive on October 29, in a hot tub at his Los Angeles home and could not be resuscitated, the LA Times citing law enforcement sources reported. |
 | Canada welcomes India's decision to resume some visa services, says "a good sign""Our feeling is that a suspension should never have happened in the first place," Immigration Minister Marc Miller was quoted as saying by CTV News. |
 | India-Canada relations going through difficult phase: External Affairs Minister S JaishankarJaishankar said the relationship between India and Canada right now is going through a difficult phase, adding that India has problems with certain segments of Canadian politics. |
| 41 diplomats leave, Canada, India spar on violating normsIndia’s push for parity came after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau claimed India was behind the killing of Khalistan leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in British Columbia. |
 | Visa processing for Indians to slow down as diplomatic spat with Canada intensifiesIndia threatening to remove diplomatic immunity to Canadian diplomats in India has led to ripple effects. |
 | Sunak, Trudeau underscore need for de-escalation of India-Canada rowIndia has also asserted that Canada must reduce its diplomatic presence in the country to achieve parity in strength and alleged that some diplomats are involved in interfering in internal matters. |
 | Recall 41 diplomats by October 10, India tells Canada: ReportLast month, India had asked Canada to downsize its diplomatic staff strength in the country so as to have parity with the Indian mission in Canada. |
 | 'Crushing free speech', claims Elon Musk over Trudeau govt's new norms for streaming servicesMusk's remarks were in response to a Canadian government order that makes it compulsory for online streaming services to formally register with the government for 'regulatory controls'. |
 | Living in uncertaintyOwing to diplomatic tensions between India and Canada, there is a cloud of uncertainty looming over Indians in Canada, which CE captures. |
 | Build an Asia axis that doesn’t seek attention and approval of the WestWhile no one can take away the exceptional achievements of Western countries in science and technology, one can never forget the human cost of Western domination. |
 | Blinken meets India's foreign minister Jaishankar, talks about 2+2, next meeting likely to be in NovemberAn official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the private talks, said Blinken encouraged India to cooperate with the Canadian probe. |
 | Canada committed to 'closer ties' with India, says PM Trudeau amid row over killing of Nijjar"At the same time, obviously, as a rule of law country, we need to emphasise that India needs to work with Canada to ensure that we get the full facts of this matter," the paper quoted him as saying. |
 | Canada plays China’s game on India’s boardThere is much more than meets the ears in the Canada standoff. Context suggests that Trudeau’s unproven charges are meant for winning back Beijing’s favour. |
 | Hardeep Nijjar met Canada intel agents days before his murder, claims sonAn intel source quoted by CNN-News 18 said that the decision to not provide Nijjar security showed that in some way, the Canadians also supported Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). |
 | Justin Trudeau apologizes for recognition of Nazi unit war veteran in Canadian ParliamentSpeaker of the House Anthony Rota stepped down on Tuesday after meeting with the House of Commons’ party leaders, and after all of the main opposition parties called on him to resign. |
