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Indian origin Chandra Arya Declares Bid for Canadian Prime Ministership: A Vision to Rebuild Canada

Manish Kumar

A Changing Canadian Political Landscape Canada’s political scene has entered a transformative phase following the unexpected resignation of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Trudeau’s departure comes amidst growing dissatisfaction among voters and internal turmoil within the Liberal Party. His announcement included the suspension of Parliament until March 24, leaving the political future of the country in a state of anticipation. With opposition parties gearing up for a potential no-confidence vote, the nation might soon head toward a general election. Amid this political reshuffling, Indian-origin Member of Parliament Chandra Arya has stepped…

Justin Trudeau Resigns: A Decade of Leadership Comes to an End

Manish Kumar

Justin Trudeau, Canada’s 23rd prime minister and leader of the Liberal Party for over a decade, announced his resignation, marking a pivotal moment in Canadian politics. Trudeau’s nearly nine-year tenure as prime minister was characterized by ambitious reforms, progressive policies, and a strong global presence, but also marred by challenges that tested his leadership. Speaking at a press conference in Ottawa, the 53-year-old leader reflected on his achievements, the obstacles he faced, and one enduring regret. His resignation paves the way for a new chapter in Canada’s political landscape as…

India-Canada Relations in Crisis: Diplomatic Row Escalates Amid Accusations Over Nijjar’s Death

Manish Kumar

A Troubled Diplomatic Relationship India and Canada have historically enjoyed a stable relationship, bolstered by trade, people-to-people ties, and shared democratic values. The large Indo-Canadian diaspora, which is integral to Canadian society, has served as a bridge between the two nations. However, in recent years, diplomatic relations have faced significant challenges, particularly around issues of Sikh separatism and Canada’s perceived tolerance of Khalistani movements. These tensions reached a boiling point in 2023, after the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian citizen and alleged Khalistani terrorist. Since then, accusations and…