World: New Delhi, however, consistently denied the allegations, with the Ministry of External Affairs saying Canada has “presented us no evidence” in support of the serious allegations Ottawa chose to level against India and Indian diplomats.

Look forward to rebuilding Canada-India ties: Carney before election as Liberal Party leader

India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson responded sharply on Saturday after Canada’s government under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau described India as a "cyber adversary," heightening the already tense diplomatic standoff between New Delhi and Ottawa.

India slams Canada for branding it a 'cyber threat' alongside Russia and China

India announced its decision to withdraw its high commissioner and several "targeted" diplomats and officials from Canada in response to Ottawa's efforts to link them to an investigation into the killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

India- Canada Row: Canada Calls Indian Diplomat 'Person Of Interest', India Slams Move

Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Monday (May 13) reacted to the arrest of the fourth alleged Indian national in Canada in connection with the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

‘Never received relevant info from Canada’: Jaishankar slams Ottawa over Nijjar killing case

India has termed the preliminary investigation findings in the Hardeep Singh Nijjar death case as an "internal matter" of Canada while restating its request for "specific and relevant evidence" regarding any alleged involvement of the Indian government.

India terms Nijjar investigation results Canada’s internal matter; Ottawa notifies Delhi of arrests

Canada's British Columbia has become the latest province to ban new colleges seeking to enrol international students until February of 2026. The Canadian government announced an immediate two-year cap on international student permits a week back. The new policy will aim to cut Canada's total study permits by 35 percent in 2024

Canada caps international student permits by one-third

According to a top Canadian official, Canada issued significantly fewer study permits to Indian students in the latter part of last year as a result of India expelling Canadian diplomats who were responsible for processing the permits and a diplomatic spat over the death of a Sikh separatist leader in Canada.

Study permits to students from India drop due to dispute: Canada minister

Recent allegations of Indian involvement in the death of a Khalistani activist have triggered a diplomatic showdown between India and Canada. India's firm stance against all forms of terrorism and its expectation of Western support has set the stage for a prolonged standoff. This dispute has the potential to strain relations further, and it highlights the complexities of addressing terrorism on a global scale. Vikram Chandra tells you more.

India-Canada row: India always open to look at inputs, says Jaishankar

In addition to the difficult relations between India and Canada following Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's accusations against India, a significant issue for Indian students studying here is the scarcity of employment possibilities.

Gravitas: Indian students don't want to go to Canada

India-Canada diplomatic ra prime minister Justin Trudeau reiterated his claim that India breached the Vienna Convention by relocating over 40 Canadian diplomats.

Canadian PM Justin says, Trudeau want to work seriously on constructive matter

India will raise the grave threats, issued by Canada-based Khalistani terrorist outfit Sikhs For Justice's chief Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, with Canada. In an unsettling and alarming video message, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the head of Canada-based Khalistani terrorist outfit, has issued a chilling threat to the Indian government and Air India while urging Sikhs to abstain from flying on Air India planes on and after November 19 citing a potential threat to their lives.

India to raise Khalistani threats issue with Canada, seek heightened security for Air India flights

In what comes as the first sign of a thaw between Canada and India following weeks of tensions over the Khalistan issue, India announced Wednesday (Oct 25) that it was resuming visa services for Canadians.

India to issue visas to Canadians but not under these four categories

India has decided to resume its visa services to Canadians, weeks after temporarily closing down the services in the wake of tensions between both countries over the row on the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

India decides to resume some visa services for Canadians

The growing diplomatic tensions between India And Canada are now casting a shadow over one of India's largest steelmakers, JSW Steel. India's JSW Steel Ltd's discussions with Canada's teck resources have hit a snag, with no concrete progress reported.

Diplomatic spat strains India's JSW Steel prospects in Canada

India-Canada tensions further escalated Friday (Oct 20) as Ottawa withdrew 41 diplomats from the South Asian nation. The move came after India’s call for ensuring ‘parity’ in Canadian diplomatic presence in the country.

Explained | What's Article 11.1 of Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations cited by India in Canada row?

The United States and Britain on Friday (Oct 20) appealed to India not to push Canada for reducing its diplomatic presence in New Delhi and expressed their concern over the pull out of 41 diplomats by Ottawa amid the ongoing dispute over the killing of Khalistani terrorist and Canadian citizen Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

US, UK support Canada amid row with India over curtailed diplomatic presence

A Financial Times report says that Indian External Affairs Minister Jaishankar held "secret talks" with his Canadian counterpart during his U.S. visit last month. Why keep diplomatic discussions off the record? What was the meeting's agenda?

Gravitas | Report: Jaishankar held "secret talks" with Canadian FM Melanie Joly

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discussed the India and Canada row with the president of the UAE. He said it is important to uphold and respect the rule of law now this was during a phone call in which the two leaders discussed what took place on Monday taking to social media platform X.

India-Canada row: Justin Trudeau discusses India-Canada row with UAE

In the midst of strained diplomatic ties between India and Canada, New Delhi is set to raise concerns with the Canadian speaker of the Senate during the Parliament-20 meeting of the G20 nations' presiding officers, which is scheduled to take place next week in the national capital, said Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Friday (Oct 6).

India to raise issues with Canada during Parliament-20 meeting in Delhi

As India reportedly ordered Canada to significantly reduce its diplomatic presence in the country, experts are of the view that the move could severely impact the processing of Canadian visa applications.

India-Canada row: Are you applying for Canada visa? Diplomat withdrawal can lead to delays

Canada now wants to hold private talks with India in a bit to resolve the Diplomatic dispute over the murder of the Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Canadian foreign minister's statement comes weeks after Ottawa publicly accused India of being involved in the murder.

India-Canada row: Canada tones down on Nijjar killing row | WION

India took a jab at Canada and said that the nation is harboring terrorist leaders. The U.S. has shown massive support for India and says that the relations are 'too important'.

India gives ultimatum to Canada, demands reduction in staff : Reports

India has reportedly asked Canada to withdraw 41 of its diplomats from the country by October 10 in the latest sign of escalation that erupted after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alleged, without any evidence, that so-called “Indian government agents” were responsible for the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

India warns Canada to repatriate 41 envoys by Oct 10, or else...: Report

India's Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, who will be concluding his visit to the United States, on Friday (Sep 29) spoke about the ongoing diplomatic standoff between India and Canada over the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

In Nijjar murder row with Canada, India's foreign minister Jaishankar urges Ottawa to share specifics