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India and Canada expel diplomats amidst accusations, historical ties to Vienna Convention highlighted

October 7, 2023

In the recent India-Canada diplomatic tension, one of the important things that took place was the sending back of Indian diplomats from Canada. They alleged that India is involved in the killing of Khalistani Canadian citizens on Canadian soil. They further said that one Indian diplomat was directly involved in...

World is more serious about terrorism than before

April 29, 2023

India’s permanent representative at United Nations, Ruchira Khamboj, has raised an alarm about the situation of terrorism across the world. Post 9/11, the world is more serious about terrorism than before. Though India raised the issue several times at different platforms prior to 9/11, no one paid attention to India’s...

Indus Water Treaty issues & the way forward

March 24, 2023

Very recently, the Indus Water Treaty came into news when India initiated to modify the treaty. The Indus Water Treaty was signed in 1960 between India and Pakistan. For the last six decades, the bilateral treaty between India and Pakistan maintained stability in the region for water sharing. In recent...

SCO summit and power of India’s growing influence

March 2, 2023

As India assumes the Presidency of the G20 Summit in 2023, it has also obtained the presidency of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization this year. The SCO final Summit will be taking place in India in September 2023. 2023 is going to be a very critical year for India in terms...

Pak economy’s collapse: India monitoring fallout

January 19, 2023

In a direct challenge to the sovereignty of Pakistan, the Tehrik-e-Taliban (TTP) has announced its own government in Northern Pakistan and declared various ministries, including Defence, Judiciary, Information, Political affairs, Economic Affairs, Education, a fatwa issuing authority, Intelligence, and a department for construction, in a statement as quoted by its...

THE RULE OF TALIBAN: A NO-WOMEN’S LAND AND ESCALATING CIVILIAN TORTURE

January 13, 2023

As the Taliban government’s move to ban women from working in NGOs that provide aid relief, it has attracted criticism from United Nations agency officials and different civil society officials. The United Nations has issued a statement and said that banning women from humanitarian work has immediate life-threatening consequences for...

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