In a major boost to the defence cooperation between India and Australia, a major Air-to-Air refuelling agreement has been signed between the two countries. The agreement was signed between the defence ministers of both the countries during bilateral discussion on November 21st. This is a major boost to operational range in different scenarios. Take a look
22 November,2024 01:33 PM IST
To protest against the Canada Hindu Temple attack, scores of members of the Hindu Sikh Global Forum attempted to make their way to the High Commission of Canada, Chanakyapuri, to protest against the attack on a Hindu Temple in Canada. They were stopped at Teen Murti Marg by the Police. The protesters were see walking over the barricades to march forward in their protest.
10 November,2024 05:30 PM IST
Amid the ongoing India-Canada Row, Canada made another ‘provocative’ move. Canada blocked Australia’s Prominent diaspora outlet hours after coverage of EAM Jaishankar's presser in Canberra. Now, the Managing Editor of ‘The Australia Today’ issued a press statement condemning Canada’s action. The press statement said that the publication would continue to advocate for open media. During the press conference, Jaishankar condemned Canada’s actions, mentioning “unsupported allegations” against India. For a year now India-Canada diplomatic ties have been ‘sailing in rough waters’ over growing tensions driven by several key issues. Following Canada’s action of blocking ‘The Australia Today’, MEA criticised Canada’s free speech “hypocrisy”. India highlighted Canada’s inconsistency on freedom of speech, especially when dealing with issues critical of its stance toward India. In a recent act of violence against Hindus & Indian diaspora in Canada, a mob of Khalistanis vandalized Brampton’s Hindu Sabha Temple on Nov 03. India condemned vandalism at Brampton’s Hindu Sabha Temple and called on Canada to ensure justice.
08 November,2024 05:59 PM IST
In a new diplomatic low, Canada blocked Australia Today’s social media accounts shortly after it broadcasted a presser involving EAM Jaishankar. India's Ministry of External Affairs criticised Canada for its "hypocrisy towards freedom of speech". Australia Today’s accounts were blocked shortly after airing a press conference with EAM Jaishankar, Australian FM Penny Wong. During the press conference, Jaishankar condemned Canada’s actions, mentioning “unsupported allegations” against India. EAM S Jaishankar also exposed Canada for “unacceptable surveillance of Indian diplomats”. MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal called the timing of Australia Today’s social media blackout in Canada "peculiar and troubling". India highlighted Canada’s inconsistency on freedom of speech, especially when dealing with issues critical of its stance toward India. The EAM's visit to Australia included meetings with business community, CEOs, participation in the 15th India-Australia Framework Dialogue. India condemned vandalism at Brampton’s Hindu Sabha Temple on November 3, calling on Canada to ensure justice. India also expressed concerns about the safety of the Indian diaspora in Canada amid recent attacks on Hindu Temples. The Indian Consulate in Toronto had to cancel upcoming consular camps due to inadequate security.
08 November,2024 12:24 PM IST
Will the Hindu temple attack by the Khalistanis in Canada spell even more trouble for Justin Trudeau? On November 3, Khalistani extremists reportedly attacked devotees outside the Hindu Sabha Temple in Brampton, Canada. In response, a large crowd gathered outside the temple on November 4 to show solidarity with the Hindu community. Thousands of protestors, many waving Indian flags, chanted slogans expressing frustration with the Trudeau-led Canadian government. Notably, several Israeli flags were also visible in the crowd, sparking speculation about possible Jewish support for the demonstration. Protestors chanted “Har Har Mahadev” as a show of unity with Canadian Hindus.
06 November,2024 11:09 AM IST
On November 3, Khalistani extremists attacked devotees outside the Hindu Sabha Temple in Brampton, Canada. In response, a large crowd gathered on November 4 to show solidarity with the temple and its community. Protesters chanted “Har Har Mahadev” to express their support for Canadian Hindus. The organizers of the rally urged Canadian politicians to refrain from supporting Khalistani elements. India has voiced serious concerns over the rise of extremism and violent anti-India activities in Canada. Additionally, Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong condemned the attack on the temple, emphasizing international condemnation of such incidents
05 November,2024 04:12 PM IST
India’s EAM S Jaishankar on November 04 condemned the violent attack on Hindus at a temple in Canada’s Brampton. He said its deeply concerning and unacceptable. He said, “I think what happened yesterday at the Hindu Temple in Canada was obviously deeply concerning and you would have seen the statement first by our official spokesperson and also the expression of concern by our Prime Minister yesterday. So that should I think convey to you how deeply we feel about it.” “One, Canada has developed a pattern of making allegations without providing specifics. Secondly, when we look at Canada for us the fact that they are putting our diplomats under surveillance is something which is unacceptable.”
05 November,2024 12:43 PM IST
On November 4, PM Narendra Modi condemned the recent K-mob attack targeting a Hindu temple in Brampton, Canada, labeling it a “cowardly attempt” by extremists to intimidate Indian diplomats. He called on the Canadian government to ensure justice and uphold the rule of law. This statement follows earlier condemnations from India’s Ministry of External Affairs and the Indian High Commission in Canada, who emphasized the safety of Indian citizens. In this incident, Khalistani extremists targeted Hindu devotees at a consular camp held in collaboration with Brampton’s Hindu Sabha Mandir. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also denounced the attack, asserting that acts of violence are unacceptable. This assault, part of a pattern of similar incidents in recent years, has heightened tensions amid an ongoing diplomatic standoff between India and Canada, highlighting concerns about growing religious intolerance.
05 November,2024 12:26 PM IST
In a recent shocker, Hindu devotees in Canada’s Brampton were attacked and beaten inside a temple by Khalistani extremists. The attack was carried out on a consular camp co-organised with the Hindu Sabha Mandir in Brampton by Khalistani extremists. Condemning the recent attack, the Indian High Commission in Canada said, “It is deeply disappointing to see disruptions”. The attack by anti-India elements was also condemned by Canadian PM Trudeau, who said, “Acts of violence are unacceptable”. Emphasizing the importance of religious freedom, Trudeau asserted that every Canadian has the right to practice their faith freely, safely. Meanwhile, the latest violence was also condemned by Canadian opposition leader Pierre Poilievre and Canadian MP Chandra Arya. The recent attack adds to a string of similar incidents documented in recent years, underscoring a distressing trend of religious intolerance.
04 November,2024 04:04 PM IST
In a horrifying attack, Khalistani supporters thrashed Hindus at the Hindu Sabha temple in Canada's Brampton. While Justin Trudeau has condemned the attack, several questions are being raised about his leadership. On the attack on Hindus in Canada, Canadian journalist Daniel Bordman says, " We have Justin Trudeau talk the talk, half the time...sometimes he openly endorses the terrorists but sometimes he talks the talk...but he never walks the walk...so till you see him take action, there is no reason to believe him...he will release some statements saying 'it has no place here'. He will find some incredibly far left die-hard liberal Hindus and take pictures with them...".
04 November,2024 12:03 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
