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President-elect Donald Trump said he has offered Republican Congresswoman&nbsp;Elise&nbsp; Stefanik the job of US ambassador to the United Nations, in comments to US media late Sunday.&nbsp;

"I am honoured to nominate Chairwoman&nbsp;Elise&nbsp;Stefanik&nbsp;to serve in my Cabinet as US&nbsp;Ambassador to the United Nations.&nbsp;Elise&nbsp;is an incredibly strong, tough, and smart America First fighter," Trump said in a statement to the New York Post.

Trump -- who never conceded his 2020 loss -- sealed a remarkable comeback to the presidency in the November 5 vote and will be inaugurated in January.

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Stefanik&nbsp;confirmed her acceptance of the role in a statement to the newspaper, saying she was "truly honoured".

"During my conversation with President Trump, I shared how deeply humbled I am to accept his nomination and that I look forward to earning the support of my colleagues in the United States Senate," she said.

The appointment of&nbsp;Stefanik&nbsp;was also reported by CNN which quoted two unnamed sources.

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President-elect Donald Trump said he has offered Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik the job of US ambassador to the United Nations, in comments to US media late Sunday.

President-elect Donald Trump said he has offered Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik the job of US ambassador to the United Nations, in comments to US media late Sunday. "I am honoured to nominate Chairwoman Elise Stefanik to serve in my Cabinet as US Ambassador to the United Nations. Elise is an incredibly strong, tough, and smart America First fighter," Trump said in a statement to the New York Post. Trump -- who never conceded his 2020 loss -- sealed a remarkable comeback to the presidency in the November 5 vote and will be inaugurated in January. Also Read: Donald Trump announces Tom Homan as 'border czar' to handle 'deportation of illegal aliens' Stefanik confirmed her acceptance of the role in a statement to the newspaper, saying she was "truly honoured". "During my conversation with President Trump, I shared how deeply humbled I am to accept his nomination and that I look forward to earning the support of my colleagues in the United States Senate," she said. The appointment of Stefanik was also reported by CNN which quoted two unnamed sources. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

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Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun on Monday (Nov. 11) threatened to attack Ayodhya's Ram Mandir and other Hindu temples. He further warned that they would shake the foundations of Ayodhya.&nbsp;

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Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun on Monday (Nov. 11) threatened to attack Ayodhya's Ram Mandir and other Hindu temples. He further warned that they would shake the foundations of Ayodhya.

Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun on Monday (Nov. 11) threatened to attack Ayodhya's Ram Mandir and other Hindu temples. He further warned that they would shake the foundations of Ayodhya. In other news, US President-elect Donald Trump announced that his former acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement director, Tom Homan, will serve as "border czar" in his upcoming administration to deport illegal aliens back to their country of origin. Click on the headlines to read more Khalistani terrorist Pannun threatens to attack India's Ram Mandir, warns 'will shake foundations of Ayodhya' Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has threatened to attack Hindu temples, including the Ram Mandir in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, warning that he will shake the foundations of Ayodhya, a holy city revered by Hindus as the birthplace of Lord Ram. Donald Trump announces Tom Homan as 'border czar' to handle 'deportation of illegal aliens' US President-elect Donald Trump announced that his former acting US Immigration and Customs Enforcement director, Tom Homan, will serve as "border czar" in his upcoming administration. Hezbollah launches over 90 rockets at Israel's Haifa Bay area; four injured, vehicles and homes damaged Lebanon-based terror group Hezbollah launched more than 90 rockers at the Galilee and Haifa Bay area in Israel on Monday (Nov 11), the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) said. 11 Kuki militants killed in clashes with CRPF in Manipur, one jawan injured At least 11 Kuki militants were killed and one Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawan was injured in armed clashes at Jakuradhor Karong in Borobekra Subdivision of Jiribam in the Indian state of Manipur on Monday (Nov. 11). Indian-American Democratic fundraiser receives racist messages, asking him to 'go back to India' Indian American Democratic Party fundraiser and supporter of the United States Vice President Kamala Harris, Ajay Bhutoria, has been receiving racist and threatening messages, asking him to leave the US and return to India. Japan's PM Shigeru Ishiba wins run-off vote in parliament to stay in post despite election setback Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba kept his job in a parliamentary vote on Monday, despite having led the ruling coalition to its worst general election result in 15 years. Kremlin denies reports of Trump-Putin call, warning against escalating Ukraine war US President-elect Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin were reported to have recently engaged in their first post-election call, according to reports. However, the Kremlin has denied the report. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told journalists that the Washington Post report was “simply false information”. Justice Sanjiv Khanna succeeds DY Chandrachud, takes oath as 51st Chief Justice of India Justice Sanjiv Khanna swears in as the 51st Chief Justice of India (CJI) on Monday in an official ceremony presided over by President Droupadi Murmu at the Rashtrapati Bhavan. Justice Khanna succeeds Justice DY Chandrachud, who retired on November 10 after a distinguished two-year tenure. ‘I wanted to go where I could find some freedom’ – KL Rahul on his exit from LSG ahead of IPL 2025 Star Indian batter KL Rahul broke his silence since parting ways with Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) ahead of IPL 2025. With LSG deciding against retaining their captain, Rahul will now enter the IPL 2025 mega auction among the marquee-capped Indian players, seeking opportunities to play elsewhere, where he could find the freedom to express himself and a lighter team atmosphere. Watch: Taylor Swift scolds security guard who yelled at paparazzi Taylor Swift politely scolded her security guard as he yelled at paparazzi who were lining up to take pictures of the pop star. The singer took an account of how the security guard spoke to the photographers waiting to catch a glimpse of her as she arrived for the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Denver Broncos game on Sunday (Nov 10).

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Canadian journalist Terry Milewski on Sunday criticized Canada's approach to the Khalistan issue, calling it "hypocritical" and a "national disgrace."

Speaking to ANI, Milewski expressed his concerns about Canada's handling of the Khalistani separatism, stating, "I have been saying for 20 years that Canada has been hypocritical in its approach to the Khalistani menace. The Khalistan issue, as it's been treated by Canada over the years, has been a national disgrace."

He further disputed claims that Australia Today was being blocked and attributed the issue to a long-standing commercial negotiation between Facebook and Canadian regulators, who insist that content creators should be paid.

"All you have to do is click on the site and see if it's blocked. I can tell you that it's not; it hasn't been since the very beginning... It hasn't been blocked, it hasn't been banned, it hasn't been censored. Australia Today is an excellent publication. They serve the Indian diaspora in Australia very well. They and their supposed defenders have been fooled..." Milewski said.

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"The only problem with access to the site is if you insist on getting it only on Facebook. But if you just go to the site, there's no problem. The issue is a long-standing commercial negotiation, a difference of opinion between Facebook and Canadian regulators, who insist that content creators should be paid..." he added.

Milewski also condemned the recent Khalistani attack on Hindu Sabha Temple in Brampton, attributing these incidents to the failure of Canadian politicians to address the growing influence of Khalistani separatism over the past 40 years.

"This is extremely disturbing, and it arises from the utter folly of Canadian politicians over 40 years," he said. 
"It is an open aggression by Khalistanis aimed at Hindu temples in this case, and it is extremely worrying..." he added.

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Milewski also shared his insights on the potential impact of the US presidential election on India-Canada relations. Speaking about Donald Trump's "unpredictability," Milewski noted that Trump has a good relationship with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has been praising the incoming administration and looking forward to working with Trump.

"Trump is nothing if not unpredictable. He gets along very well with PM Modi and Modi has been very assiduous in peppering the incoming administration with praise and looking forward to working with his friend Donald Trump." he said.

Notably, there have been rising diplomatic tensions between Canada and India. Canada has alleged India's role behind the killing of Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a Khalistani terrorist designated by India. New Delhi has strongly denied the charge, calling it "absurd" and "motivated."

Recently, the ties further deteriorated following the Khalistani attack on Hindu Sabha Temple in Brampton.

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Canadian journalist Terry Milewski on Sunday criticized Canada's approach to the Khalistan issue, calling it "hypocritical" and a "national disgrace." Speaking to ANI, Milewski expressed his concerns about Canada's handling of the Khalistani separatism, stating, "I have been saying for 20 years that Canada has been hypocritical in its approach to the Khalistani menace.

Canadian journalist Terry Milewski on Sunday criticized Canada's approach to the Khalistan issue, calling it "hypocritical" and a "national disgrace." Speaking to ANI, Milewski expressed his concerns about Canada's handling of the Khalistani separatism, stating, "I have been saying for 20 years that Canada has been hypocritical in its approach to the Khalistani menace. The Khalistan issue, as it's been treated by Canada over the years, has been a national disgrace." He further disputed claims that Australia Today was being blocked and attributed the issue to a long-standing commercial negotiation between Facebook and Canadian regulators, who insist that content creators should be paid. "All you have to do is click on the site and see if it's blocked. I can tell you that it's not; it hasn't been since the very beginning... It hasn't been blocked, it hasn't been banned, it hasn't been censored. Australia Today is an excellent publication. They serve the Indian diaspora in Australia very well. They and their supposed defenders have been fooled..." Milewski said. Also Read | Musk supports Trump’s push to weaken Fed independence "The only problem with access to the site is if you insist on getting it only on Facebook. But if you just go to the site, there's no problem. The issue is a long-standing commercial negotiation, a difference of opinion between Facebook and Canadian regulators, who insist that content creators should be paid..." he added. Milewski also condemned the recent Khalistani attack on Hindu Sabha Temple in Brampton, attributing these incidents to the failure of Canadian politicians to address the growing influence of Khalistani separatism over the past 40 years. "This is extremely disturbing, and it arises from the utter folly of Canadian politicians over 40 years," he said. "It is an open aggression by Khalistanis aimed at Hindu temples in this case, and it is extremely worrying..." he added. Also Read | ‘We are not one of them’: EAM Jaishankar says India not ‘nervous’ about Trump’s win, unlike other nations Milewski also shared his insights on the potential impact of the US presidential election on India-Canada relations. Speaking about Donald Trump's "unpredictability," Milewski noted that Trump has a good relationship with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has been praising the incoming administration and looking forward to working with Trump. "Trump is nothing if not unpredictable. He gets along very well with PM Modi and Modi has been very assiduous in peppering the incoming administration with praise and looking forward to working with his friend Donald Trump." he said. Notably, there have been rising diplomatic tensions between Canada and India. Canada has alleged India's role behind the killing of Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a Khalistani terrorist designated by India. New Delhi has strongly denied the charge, calling it "absurd" and "motivated." Recently, the ties further deteriorated following the Khalistani attack on Hindu Sabha Temple in Brampton. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

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An Indian-American CEO received backlash on social media for posting he expects his employees to work over 14 hours a day. He defended his stance on no work-life balance and said, “Some people want this.”

Daksh Gupta, CEO of AI startup Greptile, wrote on X on November 9, that while interviewing candidates, he makes them aware that his startup offers no work-life balance for employees and they are expected to work 14 hours, even on weekends. He also said that “there is no tolerance for poor work.”

“It felt wrong to do this at first but I’m convinced now that the transparency is good, and I’d much rather people know this from the get go rather than find out on their first day,” he said. “Curious if other people do this and if there’s some obvious pitfall I’m missing.”

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<h2>Netizens react to CEO’s post</h2>

The X post made by the San Francisco-based CEO received criticism from netizens, calling&nbsp;it “extremely toxic” for employees.

“Yes, the obvious pitfall is that this is toxic. while I get your zeal to build stuff at Greptile, I think it’s extremely toxic for the employees,” wrote a user on X. “Please change if possible. All the best!”

Another user said, “The pitfall is that hours worked is not a reliable indicator of actual productivity. You are using hours worked as a proxy for productivity, and I would never want to work in that environment.”

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A third commented, “Transparency is a must, but this work environment sounds horrendous. Unless this is representative of the work culture where you are, I can't see why anyone would want to work here. Or are you just trying not to hire anyone?”

In response to the criticism, Gupta responded by saying “It might be hard to believe but there exist people that want this, while a minority. the transparency exists to identify them.”

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“This way of working isn’t supposed to be forever because it isn’t sustainable,” he added, saying that in future he will hire more experienced people who can’t work 100 hours a week. “Naturally we would adapt like any good organization.”

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An Indian-American CEO received backlash on social media for posting he expects his employees to work over 14 hours a day. He defended his stance on no work-life balance and said, “Some people want this.

An Indian-American CEO received backlash on social media for posting he expects his employees to work over 14 hours a day. He defended his stance on no work-life balance and said, “Some people want this.” Daksh Gupta, CEO of AI startup Greptile, wrote on X on November 9, that while interviewing candidates, he makes them aware that his startup offers no work-life balance for employees and they are expected to work 14 hours, even on weekends. He also said that “there is no tolerance for poor work.” “It felt wrong to do this at first but I’m convinced now that the transparency is good, and I’d much rather people know this from the get go rather than find out on their first day,” he said. “Curious if other people do this and if there’s some obvious pitfall I’m missing.” Also read | Indian influencer tests Japan's cleanliness by walking on its streets in white socks. Here's the result Netizens react to CEO’s post The X post made by the San Francisco-based CEO received criticism from netizens, calling it “extremely toxic” for employees. “Yes, the obvious pitfall is that this is toxic. while I get your zeal to build stuff at Greptile, I think it’s extremely toxic for the employees,” wrote a user on X. “Please change if possible. All the best!” Another user said, “The pitfall is that hours worked is not a reliable indicator of actual productivity. You are using hours worked as a proxy for productivity, and I would never want to work in that environment.” Also read | Vistara ends its nine-year journey, says 'sky is just the beginning' A third commented, “Transparency is a must, but this work environment sounds horrendous. Unless this is representative of the work culture where you are, I can't see why anyone would want to work here. Or are you just trying not to hire anyone?” In response to the criticism, Gupta responded by saying “It might be hard to believe but there exist people that want this, while a minority. the transparency exists to identify them.” now that this is on the front page of reddit and my inbox is 20% death threats and 80% job applications, here’s a follow up - to everyone who is overworked and underpaid at their software jobs esp outside the US, i feel for you, and i’m sorry this struck a nerve. the people… pic.twitter.com/RzAM75DiG2 — Daksh Gupta (@dakshgup) November 10, 2024 × “This way of working isn’t supposed to be forever because it isn’t sustainable,” he added, saying that in future he will hire more experienced people who can’t work 100 hours a week. “Naturally we would adapt like any good organization.” (With inputs from agencies)

Startup CEO receives backlash for expecting employees to work 100 hours a week

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Pakistan's counterterrorism department has confirmed in its preliminary report that the blast in Quetta on Saturday that killed 27 people was a suicide terror attack. Dozens of people injured in the attack are in various hospitals in Quetta.

Pakistan: Sharp Rise In Terror Attack; Pak Railways Suspends Services To Quetta

Lebanon-based terror group Hezbollah launched more than 90 rockers at the Galilee and Haifa Bay area in Israel on Monday (Nov. 11), the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) said.&nbsp;

In the first barrage of 80 rockets, most of them were shot down by air defences, however, several struck inside towns.&nbsp;

The second barrage had 10 rockets,&nbsp;all of which were either intercepted or hit open areas.&nbsp;

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Four people were injured in the attack, Magen David Adom, Israel's national emergency medical, disaster, ambulance, and blood bank service, stated.&nbsp;

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A 75-year-old man was lightly hurt by glass shards following a rocket impact in the Haifa area.

Moreover, homes and cars were also damaged in Kiryat Ata.&nbsp;

The latest attack marks one of the largest rocket attacks on the port city amid the fighting with Lebanon-based Hezbollah group.&nbsp;

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Last month, Hezbollah launched over 100 rockets at Haifa in two barrages.&nbsp;

This comes days after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted that Tel Aviv was behind the pager and walkie-talkie attacks in Lebanon in September.&nbsp;

"The pager operation and the elimination of (Hezbollah leader Hassan) Nasrallah were carried out despite the opposition of senior officials in the defence establishment and those responsible for them in the political echelon," The Times of Israel quoted Netanyahu as saying.

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Lebanon-based terror group Hezbollah launched more than 90 rockers at the Galilee and Haifa Bay area in Israel on Monday (Nov. 11), the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) said.

Lebanon-based terror group Hezbollah launched more than 90 rockers at the Galilee and Haifa Bay area in Israel on Monday (Nov. 11), the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) said. In the first barrage of 80 rockets, most of them were shot down by air defences, however, several struck inside towns. The second barrage had 10 rockets, all of which were either intercepted or hit open areas. #Northern_Israel_Is_Under_Attack We will continue to defend our civilians against Hezbollah’s aggression. pic.twitter.com/0fd0Wq6pxa — Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) November 11, 2024 × Four people were injured in the attack, Magen David Adom, Israel's national emergency medical, disaster, ambulance, and blood bank service, stated. Also read: Netanyahu's chief of staff under fire over alleged involvement in blackmailing of IDF officer A 75-year-old man was lightly hurt by glass shards following a rocket impact in the Haifa area. Moreover, homes and cars were also damaged in Kiryat Ata. The latest attack marks one of the largest rocket attacks on the port city amid the fighting with Lebanon-based Hezbollah group. Watch | Israel-Hamas War: 13 Children Among 30 Killed In Israeli Strike On Gaza × Last month, Hezbollah launched over 100 rockets at Haifa in two barrages. This comes days after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted that Tel Aviv was behind the pager and walkie-talkie attacks in Lebanon in September. "The pager operation and the elimination of (Hezbollah leader Hassan) Nasrallah were carried out despite the opposition of senior officials in the defence establishment and those responsible for them in the political echelon," The Times of Israel quoted Netanyahu as saying. Disclaimer: WION takes the utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq, and non-state actors like the Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos, and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

Hezbollah launches over 90 rockets at Israel's Haifa Bay area; four injured, vehicles and homes damaged

President-elect Donald Trump urged that the next Senate Republican leaders to back the use of "recess appointments," which would grant him the authority to make temporary appointments without requiring Senate vote.

Trump 2.0: Republicans To Elect New Leader For Senate

After the United States President-elect&nbsp;Donald Trump appointed&nbsp;Tom Homan as the 'border czar', the latter shared that he has been receiving death threats, adding that this is something "we are going to deal with".&nbsp;

In an interview on Fox and Friends, Homan said his family is "not at home right now" because they have received death threats.&nbsp;

"They are not going to bully me away," he said.&nbsp;

Homan noted that his task is to deliver on Trump's promise to enact the "largest deportation operation in history". To begin that, he said he would target those that "a federal judge said you must go and they didn't".

"You have the right to claim asylum. You have a right to see a judge. We make that happen,"&nbsp;he said, adding, "If the judge says you must go home, then we have to take them home."

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<h2>'Get the hell out of our way'</h2>

The newly-appointed 'border czar' said that his message for Democratic lawmakers who might resist Trump's mass deportation plans is to "get the hell out of our way".

Homan appeared on Fox News this morning, and said, "I've seen some of these Democratic governors say they're going to stand in the way and make it hard for us."&nbsp;

"We're going to do the job," he added.

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He said that it is a similar tactic Democrats used during Trump's first term, creating areas known as sanctuary cities. "If sanctuary cities don't help us, then get out of the way... We're coming," he said.&nbsp;

Homan, who has backed Trump's controversial "zero tolerance" policy, will be his administration's border czar during the former president's second term.&nbsp;

Trump further said that Homan's responsibilities would include “the Southern Border, the Northern Border, all Maritime, and Aviation Security.”

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After the United States President-elect Donald Trump appointed Tom Homan as the 'border czar', the latter shared that he has been receiving death threats, adding that this is something "we are going to deal with".

After the United States President-elect Donald Trump appointed Tom Homan as the 'border czar', the latter shared that he has been receiving death threats, adding that this is something "we are going to deal with". In an interview on Fox and Friends, Homan said his family is "not at home right now" because they have received death threats. "They are not going to bully me away," he said. Homan noted that his task is to deliver on Trump's promise to enact the "largest deportation operation in history". To begin that, he said he would target those that "a federal judge said you must go and they didn't". "You have the right to claim asylum. You have a right to see a judge. We make that happen," he said, adding, "If the judge says you must go home, then we have to take them home." Also read: Donald Trump announces Tom Homan as 'border czar' to handle 'deportation of illegal aliens' 'Get the hell out of our way' The newly-appointed 'border czar' said that his message for Democratic lawmakers who might resist Trump's mass deportation plans is to "get the hell out of our way". Homan appeared on Fox News this morning, and said, "I've seen some of these Democratic governors say they're going to stand in the way and make it hard for us." "We're going to do the job," he added. Watch | USA News: Disappointed Americans Consider Moving Abroad After Elections Result × He said that it is a similar tactic Democrats used during Trump's first term, creating areas known as sanctuary cities. "If sanctuary cities don't help us, then get out of the way... We're coming," he said. Homan, who has backed Trump's controversial "zero tolerance" policy, will be his administration's border czar during the former president's second term. Trump further said that Homan's responsibilities would include “the Southern Border, the Northern Border, all Maritime, and Aviation Security.” (With inputs from agencies)

'Get the hell out of our way,' says Tom Homan as he receives death threats after appointment as 'border czar'

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Toy manufacturing giant Mattel issued an apology after the customers called out the company for carrying a tiny inadvertent advert of the pornographic website on the packaging of dolls which were made for the new movie&nbsp;Wicked.&nbsp;

The movie will premiere on November 3 and will hit the theatres later this month.&nbsp;

"Mattel was made aware of a misprint on the packaging of the Mattel Wicked collection dolls, primarily sold in the US, which intended to direct consumers to the official WickedMovie.com landing page," said the company, in a statement.

"We deeply regret this unfortunate error and are taking immediate action to remedy this," it added.

If the URL on the box is entered, it omits the word "movie" and takes users to an age-restricted website.&nbsp;

One shopper took to X on November 9 and showed the error on the Glinda toy box.&nbsp;

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Sarah Genao shared side-by-side images of the front and back of the Glinda toy package and wrote the caption, “The official Mattel Wicked dolls link to a porn site on the box.”

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Genao then shared a video in which she flipped a Nessarose box and showed the same link on it.

She then said that she believed the URL was “www.wickedmovie.com” which was the official website of the film.

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She then wrote in the comments that she thought the URL they meant to share was “www.wickedmovie.com” – the film’s official website presented by Partners.

<h2>Internet users express shock over the link</h2>

The&nbsp;viewers shared their comments on the post of Genao and expressed their shock.&nbsp;

“Thats an insane oversight,” wrote one person on X.&nbsp;

"Why would they do that knowing that it’s mostly kids buying these dolls?” quizzed another user.

“I had to google this at a McDonald’s to see if it was true...it’s true," said a third user.

“Recall incoming? Stickers over the website? What are the odds these boxes end up being worth anything?” wrote a fourth person.

“This might be the biggest fail in official merch history, especially considering it’s meant for kids!” commented a fifth user.

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Toy manufacturing giant Mattel issued an apology after the customers called out the company for carrying a tiny inadvertent advert of the pornographic website on the packaging of dolls which were made for the new movie Wicked.

Toy manufacturing giant Mattel issued an apology after the customers called out the company for carrying a tiny inadvertent advert of the pornographic website on the packaging of dolls which were made for the new movie Wicked. The movie will premiere on November 3 and will hit the theatres later this month. "Mattel was made aware of a misprint on the packaging of the Mattel Wicked collection dolls, primarily sold in the US, which intended to direct consumers to the official WickedMovie.com landing page," said the company, in a statement. "We deeply regret this unfortunate error and are taking immediate action to remedy this," it added. If the URL on the box is entered, it omits the word "movie" and takes users to an age-restricted website. One shopper took to X on November 9 and showed the error on the Glinda toy box. Also Read: 'Fictosexual' Japanese man celebrates sixth wedding anniversary with fictional Vocaloid wife Sarah Genao shared side-by-side images of the front and back of the Glinda toy package and wrote the caption, “The official Mattel Wicked dolls link to a porn site on the box.” video proof pic.twitter.com/6wntuTBoXw — just2good (Sarah Genao) (@just2goodYT) November 10, 2024 × Genao then shared a video in which she flipped a Nessarose box and showed the same link on it. She then said that she believed the URL was “www.wickedmovie.com” which was the official website of the film. Watch: Indian Designer Anita Dongre Designs Exquisite Doll She then wrote in the comments that she thought the URL they meant to share was “www.wickedmovie.com” – the film’s official website presented by Partners. Internet users express shock over the link The viewers shared their comments on the post of Genao and expressed their shock. “Thats an insane oversight,” wrote one person on X. "Why would they do that knowing that it’s mostly kids buying these dolls?” quizzed another user. “I had to google this at a McDonald’s to see if it was true...it’s true," said a third user. “Recall incoming? Stickers over the website? What are the odds these boxes end up being worth anything?” wrote a fourth person. “This might be the biggest fail in official merch history, especially considering it’s meant for kids!” commented a fifth user. (With inputs from agencies)

Mattel issues apology after users find link to porn website on its Wicked doll boxes

Bangladesh's interim government has announced that it will seek Interpol's assistance to track down fugitive leaders of Sheikh Hasina's ousted regime. Watch in for more details!

Bangladesh Requests Interpol 'Red Notice' For Ex-PM Hasina & Aides

Junior commission officer of the army was killed on Sunday while three other Commandos were injured in a gun battle with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar District. Watch in for more details!

J&K: Junior Officer Killed, 3 Commandos Injured During Encounter In J&K

The 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP29) kicks off on Monday in Baku, Azerbaijan, bringing together heads of state and government leaders to address the escalating climate crisis and explore solutions. Watch this report for more details!

UN's COP29 Climate Change Summit Begins in Azerbaijan

'Move to Canada' Google searches have spiked post-US election. Recent reports claim that the US citizens are having plans to relocate themselves to Canada following the victory of Donald Trump in the US Presidential elections.

Americans Planning to Shift to Canada After Trump Wins?

On Sunday (November 10), US President-elect Donald Trump urged that Republican senators allow him to circumvent the Senate confirmation process for crucial appointments. According to sources, the goal is to avoid Democratic resistance and keep his administration moving forward.

US: Trump Seeks To Bypass Senate Confirmation Vote

Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has threatened to attack Hindu temples, including the Ram Mandir in the Indian state of&nbsp;Uttar Pradesh, warning that he will shake the foundations of Ayodhya, a holy city revered by Hindus as the birthplace of Lord Ram.

In a video statement, Pannun, the leader of the banned Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) outfit, warned of attacks on temples&nbsp;on November 16 and 17. He added that Indian diplomats will be attacked at Toronto Kalibari Mandir on&nbsp;November&nbsp;16 and at Triveni Mandir in Brampton on November&nbsp;17. 
 
The video was reportedly recorded in Brampton, Canada.&nbsp;

Aiming&nbsp;to incite violence against Hindu places of worship, Pannun said, "We will shake the foundations of Ayodhya, the birthplace of the violent Hindutva ideology", making a direct threat to one of India's most sacred sites.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/khalistani-terrorist-pannuns-do-not-fly-air-india-threat-resurfaces-amid-hoax-bomb-calls-769455">Also read:&nbsp;Khalistani terrorist Pannun's 'do not fly' Air India threat resurfaces amid hoax bomb calls</a>

The video showed the images of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi praying at the Ram Temple during its inauguration in January, India Today reported.&nbsp;

Pannun also issued an open threat to Canada’s Hindu MP Chandan Arya saying ‘be loyal or leave’ Canada.

The Sikhs for Justice (SFJ)&nbsp;leader, designated a terrorist&nbsp;by India,&nbsp; also threatened Indians in Canada to stay away from Khalistani attacks on Hindu temples.&nbsp;

Last month, Pannun warned regular flyers of Air India to avoid travelling on the airlines on November 19. It came at a time when hoax bomb threats have been sent to almost 100 flights operated by Indian companies.&nbsp;

In the video, the founder of Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) Pannun said that “an attack could occur on an Air India flight” after November 19, which marks the anniversary of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.&nbsp;

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“Do not fly Air India. …We are asking the Sikh ‘panth’ not to fly via Air India. From November 19, there will be a global blockade. Air India won’t be allowed to operate. Sikh ‘panth’, don’t travel by Air India after November 19,” the SFJ founder can be heard saying in the video.

Pannun was designated a terrorist under India’s Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) in July 2020. Moreover, Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) has been involved in various anti-India activities, to promote the idea of a separate Sikh state.&nbsp;

Last week, pro-Khalistan supporters entered a Hindu temple in Brampton, clashing with devotees, and disrupted a consular event co-organised by the temple authorities and the Indian Consulate.

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Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has threatened to attack Hindu temples, including the Ram Mandir in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, warning that he will shake the foundations of Ayodhya, a holy city revered by Hindus as the birthplace of Lord Ram.

Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has threatened to attack Hindu temples, including the Ram Mandir in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, warning that he will shake the foundations of Ayodhya, a holy city revered by Hindus as the birthplace of Lord Ram. In a video statement, Pannun, the leader of the banned Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) outfit, warned of attacks on temples on November 16 and 17. He added that Indian diplomats will be attacked at Toronto Kalibari Mandir on November 16 and at Triveni Mandir in Brampton on November 17. The video was reportedly recorded in Brampton, Canada. Aiming to incite violence against Hindu places of worship, Pannun said, "We will shake the foundations of Ayodhya, the birthplace of the violent Hindutva ideology", making a direct threat to one of India's most sacred sites. Also read: Khalistani terrorist Pannun's 'do not fly' Air India threat resurfaces amid hoax bomb calls The video showed the images of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi praying at the Ram Temple during its inauguration in January, India Today reported. Pannun also issued an open threat to Canada’s Hindu MP Chandan Arya saying ‘be loyal or leave’ Canada. The Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) leader, designated a terrorist by India, also threatened Indians in Canada to stay away from Khalistani attacks on Hindu temples. Last month, Pannun warned regular flyers of Air India to avoid travelling on the airlines on November 19. It came at a time when hoax bomb threats have been sent to almost 100 flights operated by Indian companies. In the video, the founder of Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) Pannun said that “an attack could occur on an Air India flight” after November 19, which marks the anniversary of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. Watch | Why is Khalistani Terrorist Pannun Not Inside a Canadian Jail? × “Do not fly Air India. …We are asking the Sikh ‘panth’ not to fly via Air India. From November 19, there will be a global blockade. Air India won’t be allowed to operate. Sikh ‘panth’, don’t travel by Air India after November 19,” the SFJ founder can be heard saying in the video. Pannun was designated a terrorist under India’s Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) in July 2020. Moreover, Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) has been involved in various anti-India activities, to promote the idea of a separate Sikh state. Last week, pro-Khalistan supporters entered a Hindu temple in Brampton, clashing with devotees, and disrupted a consular event co-organised by the temple authorities and the Indian Consulate. (With inputs from agencies)

Khalistani terrorist Pannun threatens to attack India's Ram Mandir, warns 'will shake foundations of Ayodhya'

In its first, Canada has detected a presumptive human H5 bird flu case in British Columbia. Health authorities confirmed that a teenager tested positive for avian influenza caused by the H5 influenza virus. Watch this report for more details!

Canada Reports First Case Of Bird Flu In A Human

Keir Starmer has become the first British leader since Winston Churchill to attend Armistice Day in France. Watch to know more.

Remembering Heroes Of 'The Great War'

Stellantis and its Chinese partner Leapmotor have abandoned plans to manufacture their second electric vehicle model at Stellantis's Polish facility, according to two sources familiar with the matter.

The joint venture is now evaluating alternative production locations for the B10 electric crossover, including Stellantis's Opel factory in Eisenach, Germany, and its Trnava plant in Slovakia. This strategic pivot comes in the wake of Chinese government pressure on domestic automakers to reconsider investments in EU countries that supported recent tariffs on Chinese-made EVs.

The decision follows a crucial October 10 meeting where China's Ministry of Commerce reportedly instructed Chinese automakers to halt major investment plans in EU nations that backed the tariff proposal. Just four days after this meeting, both companies showcased the B10 EV at the Paris Motor Show, celebrating it as a milestone in their partnership, despite the brewing tensions behind the scenes.

The situation highlights the complex interplay between trade policy and automotive manufacturing strategies. Poland, along with nine other EU members, supported the implementation of tariffs up to 45% on imported Chinese-made EVs. In contrast, Germany and Slovakia, now under consideration as alternative production sites, were among the five EU members that opposed these tariffs, which took effect on October 30.

Currently, Stellantis's Tychy plant in Poland manufactures the T03 compact EV using components shipped from China. The status of this existing production arrangement remains unclear, as does any potential impact on employment at the facility. Sources indicate that while Germany is being considered as an alternative location, it would involve higher operational costs due to increased utility and labour expenses.

The B10 represents a crucial element in Leapmotor’s international expansion strategy, being the first of its B series EVs designed specifically for markets outside China. The company began its European sales operations in September, marking a significant step in its global ambitions. Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares had previously positioned the partnership with Leapmotor and the B10 project as key to delivering "high-tech, affordable" EVs to consumers beyond China's borders.

The joint venture structure, with Stellantis holding a 51% stake and Leapmotor controlling the remaining 49% through Leapmotor International, underscores the significance of this collaboration for both parties. Under Chinese regulations, companies must obtain Beijing's approval for overseas direct investments, adding another layer of complexity to international manufacturing decisions.

Neither Stellantis nor Leapmotor have officially commented on the production site change, and representatives from the Chinese government, including the State Council Information Office and Ministry of Commerce, have not responded to requests for comment. Similarly, the Polish industry ministry, German and Slovak governments, and Opel have yet to provide official statements on the matter.

Stellantis and its Chinese partner Leapmotor have abandoned plans to manufacture their second electric vehicle model at Stellantis's Polish facility, according to two sources familiar with the matter.

Stellantis and its Chinese partner Leapmotor have abandoned plans to manufacture their second electric vehicle model at Stellantis's Polish facility, according to two sources familiar with the matter. The joint venture is now evaluating alternative production locations for the B10 electric crossover, including Stellantis's Opel factory in Eisenach, Germany, and its Trnava plant in Slovakia. This strategic pivot comes in the wake of Chinese government pressure on domestic automakers to reconsider investments in EU countries that supported recent tariffs on Chinese-made EVs. The decision follows a crucial October 10 meeting where China's Ministry of Commerce reportedly instructed Chinese automakers to halt major investment plans in EU nations that backed the tariff proposal. Just four days after this meeting, both companies showcased the B10 EV at the Paris Motor Show, celebrating it as a milestone in their partnership, despite the brewing tensions behind the scenes. The situation highlights the complex interplay between trade policy and automotive manufacturing strategies. Poland, along with nine other EU members, supported the implementation of tariffs up to 45% on imported Chinese-made EVs. In contrast, Germany and Slovakia, now under consideration as alternative production sites, were among the five EU members that opposed these tariffs, which took effect on October 30. Currently, Stellantis's Tychy plant in Poland manufactures the T03 compact EV using components shipped from China. The status of this existing production arrangement remains unclear, as does any potential impact on employment at the facility. Sources indicate that while Germany is being considered as an alternative location, it would involve higher operational costs due to increased utility and labour expenses. The B10 represents a crucial element in Leapmotor’s international expansion strategy, being the first of its B series EVs designed specifically for markets outside China. The company began its European sales operations in September, marking a significant step in its global ambitions. Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares had previously positioned the partnership with Leapmotor and the B10 project as key to delivering "high-tech, affordable" EVs to consumers beyond China's borders. The joint venture structure, with Stellantis holding a 51% stake and Leapmotor controlling the remaining 49% through Leapmotor International, underscores the significance of this collaboration for both parties. Under Chinese regulations, companies must obtain Beijing's approval for overseas direct investments, adding another layer of complexity to international manufacturing decisions. Neither Stellantis nor Leapmotor have officially commented on the production site change, and representatives from the Chinese government, including the State Council Information Office and Ministry of Commerce, have not responded to requests for comment. Similarly, the Polish industry ministry, German and Slovak governments, and Opel have yet to provide official statements on the matter.

Taiwan says individuals or firms not involved in Lebanon device blasts, closes case

US President-elect Donald Trump announced that his former acting US Immigration and Customs Enforcement director, Tom Homan, will serve as "border czar" in his upcoming administration.&nbsp;

Homan, who has backed Trump's controversial "zero tolerance" policy, will be his administration's border czar during the US President-elect's second term.&nbsp;

"I am pleased to announce that the Former ICE Director, and stalwart on Border Control, Tom Homan, will be joining the Trump Administration, in charge of our Nation's Borders," Trump wrote late Sunday on his Truth Social site.

Trump further said that Homan's responsibilities would include “the Southern Border, the Northern Border, all Maritime, and Aviation Security.”

<a href="https://www.wioneTrump seeks to bypass Senate confirmation process with 'recess appointments'. Here's what it means">Also read:&nbsp;Trump seeks to bypass Senate confirmation process with 'recess appointments'. Here's what it means</a>

He added, "I’ve known Tom for a long time, and there is nobody better at policing and controlling our Borders. Likewise, Tom Homan will be in charge of all Deportation of Illegal Aliens back to their Country of Origin. Congratulations to Tom. I have no doubt he will do a fantastic, and long-awaited, job.”

The term 'border czar' comes after Trump and other Republicans derisively applied that description to US Vice President Kamala Harris during the campaign, alleging that he failed in her efforts to oversee a portfolio addressing the root causes of migration from Central America.&nbsp;

Trump's Day 1 agenda likely includes a focus on cracking down on immigration, and by appointing Homan, he is placing a steady ally who has always shown a will to carry out his orders.&nbsp;

Previously, Homan has promised to "run the biggest deportation force this country has ever seen.”

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Earlier in October, in an interview with CBS' 60 Minutes, Homan was asked whether there was a way to carry out mass deportations without separating families. To this, he responded, "Of course there is. Families can be deported together."&nbsp;

In another interview on Fox News Channel's "Sunday Morning Futures," Homan said the military wouldn't be rounding up and arresting immigrants in the country illegally and that ICE would move to implement Trump's plans in a "humane manner."

"It's going to be a well-targeted, planned operation conducted by the men of ICE. The men and women of ICE do this daily. They're good at it," he said. "When we go out there, we're going to know who we're looking for. We most likely know where they're going to be, and it's going to be done in a humane manner."

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US President-elect Donald Trump announced that his former acting US Immigration and Customs Enforcement director, Tom Homan, will serve as "border czar" in his upcoming administration.

US President-elect Donald Trump announced that his former acting US Immigration and Customs Enforcement director, Tom Homan, will serve as "border czar" in his upcoming administration. Homan, who has backed Trump's controversial "zero tolerance" policy, will be his administration's border czar during the US President-elect's second term. "I am pleased to announce that the Former ICE Director, and stalwart on Border Control, Tom Homan, will be joining the Trump Administration, in charge of our Nation's Borders," Trump wrote late Sunday on his Truth Social site. Trump further said that Homan's responsibilities would include “the Southern Border, the Northern Border, all Maritime, and Aviation Security.” Also read: Trump seeks to bypass Senate confirmation process with 'recess appointments'. Here's what it means He added, "I’ve known Tom for a long time, and there is nobody better at policing and controlling our Borders. Likewise, Tom Homan will be in charge of all Deportation of Illegal Aliens back to their Country of Origin. Congratulations to Tom. I have no doubt he will do a fantastic, and long-awaited, job.” The term 'border czar' comes after Trump and other Republicans derisively applied that description to US Vice President Kamala Harris during the campaign, alleging that he failed in her efforts to oversee a portfolio addressing the root causes of migration from Central America. Trump's Day 1 agenda likely includes a focus on cracking down on immigration, and by appointing Homan, he is placing a steady ally who has always shown a will to carry out his orders. Previously, Homan has promised to "run the biggest deportation force this country has ever seen.” Watch | Will Trump Be Able To Stop Ukraine-Russia War? | World News | Live-Discussion × Earlier in October, in an interview with CBS' 60 Minutes, Homan was asked whether there was a way to carry out mass deportations without separating families. To this, he responded, "Of course there is. Families can be deported together." In another interview on Fox News Channel's "Sunday Morning Futures," Homan said the military wouldn't be rounding up and arresting immigrants in the country illegally and that ICE would move to implement Trump's plans in a "humane manner." "It's going to be a well-targeted, planned operation conducted by the men of ICE. The men and women of ICE do this daily. They're good at it," he said. "When we go out there, we're going to know who we're looking for. We most likely know where they're going to be, and it's going to be done in a humane manner." (With inputs from agencies)

Donald Trump announces Tom Homan as 'border czar' to handle 'deportation of illegal aliens'

Hezbollah fired a barrage of some 50 rockets at the northern city of Karmiel and its surrounding areas on Monday. Some of the rockets landed in the city and its surrounding while others were either intercepted or fell in unpopulated areas, the Israeli military said. Watch this report for more details!

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Canada has blocked social media pages of Australia Today, a prominent media outlet, India’s Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said on Thursday (Nov. 7), stressing that this highlights the hypocrisy of Canada’s 'freedom of speech'.

This comes after the presser&nbsp;of India’s EAM Jaishankar and his Australian counterpart Penny&nbsp;Wong was covered by Australia Today.

“We understand that social media pages have been blocked. This happened hours after EAM Jaishankar, Australia FM Wong's presser. We were surprised. Highlights the hypocrisy of Canada's freedom of speech,” Randhir Jaiswal said during a weekly briefing.&nbsp;

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Further, condemning the attack on the Hindu temple in Canada’s Brampton, Jaiswal said, “We condemn the attack on the temple in Brampton. We also called upon the Canadian government to uphold the rule of law and to bring to justice people who perpetrated the violence. We hope the Canadian government will take due action."

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As tensions between India and Canada soar, Jaiswal said that the consular services have faced a setback due to security reasons.&nbsp;

He highlighted that a recent consular camp in Canada was cancelled, saying that there were inadequate security provisions from the Canadian authorities.&nbsp;

Watch |&nbsp;India-Canada Diplomatic Row: India Lodges Strong Protest Against Canada

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“Yes, our consular camp was cancelled because it did not get adequate security from the host government.” He further assured that similar consular operations would continue in other Canadian cities. “In other parts of Canada, like Vancouver, consular camps will continue,” he said.&nbsp;

"I do understand that in other parts of Canada, Vancouver for example, the consular camps will be conducted. These consular camps are conducted at the request of the community organizations. So where the community organization is comfortable, we will go ahead with these consular camps,” Jaiswal added.&nbsp;

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Canada has blocked social media pages of Australia Today, a prominent media outlet, India’s Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said on Thursday (Nov.

Canada has blocked social media pages of Australia Today, a prominent media outlet, India’s Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said on Thursday (Nov. 7), stressing that this highlights the hypocrisy of Canada’s 'freedom of speech'. This comes after the presser of India’s EAM Jaishankar and his Australian counterpart Penny Wong was covered by Australia Today. “We understand that social media pages have been blocked. This happened hours after EAM Jaishankar, Australia FM Wong's presser. We were surprised. Highlights the hypocrisy of Canada's freedom of speech,” Randhir Jaiswal said during a weekly briefing. Canada blocks Indian diaspora media outlet hours after Jaishankar's press conference in Australia; India slams hypocrisy on free speech . . . .#Canada #Australia #India #SJaishankar #IndiaCanada #JustinTrudeau #AustraliaToday pic.twitter.com/DuBebrPIWx — WION (@WIONews) November 7, 2024 × Further, condemning the attack on the Hindu temple in Canada’s Brampton, Jaiswal said, “We condemn the attack on the temple in Brampton. We also called upon the Canadian government to uphold the rule of law and to bring to justice people who perpetrated the violence. We hope the Canadian government will take due action." Also read: EAM Jaishankar slams Canada’s ‘double standards’ on free speech as India-Canada relations hit new low As tensions between India and Canada soar, Jaiswal said that the consular services have faced a setback due to security reasons. He highlighted that a recent consular camp in Canada was cancelled, saying that there were inadequate security provisions from the Canadian authorities. Watch | India-Canada Diplomatic Row: India Lodges Strong Protest Against Canada × “Yes, our consular camp was cancelled because it did not get adequate security from the host government.” He further assured that similar consular operations would continue in other Canadian cities. “In other parts of Canada, like Vancouver, consular camps will continue,” he said. "I do understand that in other parts of Canada, Vancouver for example, the consular camps will be conducted. These consular camps are conducted at the request of the community organizations. So where the community organization is comfortable, we will go ahead with these consular camps,” Jaiswal added. (With inputs from agencies)

Canada censors Australia Today over Jaishankar’s presser, India blasts Ottawa’s ‘hypocrisy’

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