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"We're Going To Pay Down Debt": Donald Trump On Tariffs
Donald Trump, on August 1, signed a new executive order slapping higher tariffs on dozens of countries - hours before the trade deal deadline.
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Bilateral Ties Reset? Canada Makes First India Posting Since Diplomatic Row
Canada has made a new diplomatic appointment in India, the first posting since a diplomatic row between New Delhi and Ottawa under former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government.
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Trump's Revised Tariffs: India Remains At 25%, Pak's Rate Slashed
US President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order slapping higher tariffs on dozens of trading partners ahead of a Friday trade deal deadline, in his latest bid to reshape global trade in favour of US businesses.
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Why Trump's Tariff Tactic Is A Case Study To Understand Game Theory
In most negotiations, people assume success comes from persuasion or compromise at the table. But those who understand game theory know the real strategy starts long before the first conversation.
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Indian National Killed In Plane Crash In Canada's Newfoundland
One Indian national was killed in an air mishap involving a commercial survey aircraft in Canada's Newfoundland, the Consulate General of India in Toronto said in a statement on Tuesday.
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India Probes Hawala Trail Linked To Suspect In Canada's Largest Gold Heist
Simran Preet Panesar, one of the prime suspects in Canada's largest gold heist, is now under the scanner of Indian authorities for allegedly receiving hawala payments worth over Rs 8.5 crore after arriving in India, according to ED sources.
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Mission Asmita: UP Police Busts Large-Scale ISIS-Style Conversion Racket, 10 Arrested
The Uttar Pradesh Police on Saturday said they have busted a large-scale illegal religious conversion racket and arrested 10 people from six states.
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How Punjab Woman, Daughter Duped Bachelors To Exploit Their Desire To Settle Abroad
A mother-daughter duo from Punjab's Ludhiana district found a novel way to dupe prospective bachelor emigrants to Canada by exploiting their eagerness to settle abroad.
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'Working To Rebuild India-Canada Ties': Foreign Ministry
The Ministry of External Affairs has reaffirmed its efforts to normalise India-Canada relations again, reiterating that both nations are working towards deploying High Commissioners in their respective capitals.
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Spotify Rolls Out Audiobooks+ to Family Plan Subscribers for the First Time: All Details
Spotify's new Audiobooks+ add-on plans are now available in 11 more countries, after the company tested the two plans in Ireland and Canada. The company claims that these add-ons would offer greater flexibility to its premium subscribers, while aiding authors and publishers reach new audiences.
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"As International Students Or...": Canada Sentences 2 Indians To Jail For Hit And Run Case, Face Deportation
Two international students from India have been sentenced to three years in prison and will possibly be deported after they serve the term after they killed an indigenous man last year in a hit and run case in Surrey, Canada.
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Who Is Amritpal Singh Dhillon, NRI Accused Of Killing Runner Fauja Singh
Amritpal Singh Dhillon, originally from Kartarpur in Jalandhar, lives with his family - mother and three sisters - in Canada, where he works as a labourer.
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"Not Welcome Here": Another Canadian Leader Seeks Terror Tag For Bishnoi Gang
The Premier of the Canadian province of Alberta has urged the federal government to designate the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang a terrorist organisation, joining a string of leaders to make such a request.
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NRI From Canada Arrested In Iconic Runner Fauja Singh Hit-And-Run Case
The man who allegedly rammed his car into 114-year-old marathon runner Fauja Singh on the Jalandhar-Pathankot highway has been arrested, police said on Wednesday.
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"Such Despicable Acts...": India On Disruption Of Rath Yatra In Toronto
India on Monday described as "despicable" the disruption of a Rath Yatra in the Canadian city of Toronto over the weekend and said the matter had been strongly taken up with Canadian authorities.
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"We're Going To Pay Down Debt": Donald Trump On Tariffs
Donald Trump, on August 1, signed a new executive order slapping higher tariffs on dozens of countries - hours before the trade deal deadline.
-
Bilateral Ties Reset? Canada Makes First India Posting Since Diplomatic Row
Canada has made a new diplomatic appointment in India, the first posting since a diplomatic row between New Delhi and Ottawa under former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government.
-
Trump's Revised Tariffs: India Remains At 25%, Pak's Rate Slashed
US President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order slapping higher tariffs on dozens of trading partners ahead of a Friday trade deal deadline, in his latest bid to reshape global trade in favour of US businesses.
-
Why Trump's Tariff Tactic Is A Case Study To Understand Game Theory
In most negotiations, people assume success comes from persuasion or compromise at the table. But those who understand game theory know the real strategy starts long before the first conversation.
-
Indian National Killed In Plane Crash In Canada's Newfoundland
One Indian national was killed in an air mishap involving a commercial survey aircraft in Canada's Newfoundland, the Consulate General of India in Toronto said in a statement on Tuesday.
-
India Probes Hawala Trail Linked To Suspect In Canada's Largest Gold Heist
Simran Preet Panesar, one of the prime suspects in Canada's largest gold heist, is now under the scanner of Indian authorities for allegedly receiving hawala payments worth over Rs 8.5 crore after arriving in India, according to ED sources.
-
Mission Asmita: UP Police Busts Large-Scale ISIS-Style Conversion Racket, 10 Arrested
The Uttar Pradesh Police on Saturday said they have busted a large-scale illegal religious conversion racket and arrested 10 people from six states.
-
How Punjab Woman, Daughter Duped Bachelors To Exploit Their Desire To Settle Abroad
A mother-daughter duo from Punjab's Ludhiana district found a novel way to dupe prospective bachelor emigrants to Canada by exploiting their eagerness to settle abroad.
-
'Working To Rebuild India-Canada Ties': Foreign Ministry
The Ministry of External Affairs has reaffirmed its efforts to normalise India-Canada relations again, reiterating that both nations are working towards deploying High Commissioners in their respective capitals.
-
Spotify Rolls Out Audiobooks+ to Family Plan Subscribers for the First Time: All Details
Spotify's new Audiobooks+ add-on plans are now available in 11 more countries, after the company tested the two plans in Ireland and Canada. The company claims that these add-ons would offer greater flexibility to its premium subscribers, while aiding authors and publishers reach new audiences.
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"As International Students Or...": Canada Sentences 2 Indians To Jail For Hit And Run Case, Face Deportation
Two international students from India have been sentenced to three years in prison and will possibly be deported after they serve the term after they killed an indigenous man last year in a hit and run case in Surrey, Canada.
-
Who Is Amritpal Singh Dhillon, NRI Accused Of Killing Runner Fauja Singh
Amritpal Singh Dhillon, originally from Kartarpur in Jalandhar, lives with his family - mother and three sisters - in Canada, where he works as a labourer.
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"Not Welcome Here": Another Canadian Leader Seeks Terror Tag For Bishnoi Gang
The Premier of the Canadian province of Alberta has urged the federal government to designate the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang a terrorist organisation, joining a string of leaders to make such a request.
-
NRI From Canada Arrested In Iconic Runner Fauja Singh Hit-And-Run Case
The man who allegedly rammed his car into 114-year-old marathon runner Fauja Singh on the Jalandhar-Pathankot highway has been arrested, police said on Wednesday.
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"Such Despicable Acts...": India On Disruption Of Rath Yatra In Toronto
India on Monday described as "despicable" the disruption of a Rath Yatra in the Canadian city of Toronto over the weekend and said the matter had been strongly taken up with Canadian authorities.
