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india. i mean, there are rivalries, there are disputes, border disputes, but they exist, they exist already for a longer time. so i don't think rivalries, there are disputes, border disputes, but they exist, they this is the current reason why he's not attending if i would interpret something. uh i think he want xi jinping wants to show that g 20 is not the i would interpret something. uh i think he want xi most important meeting anymore. and this is more meant against the western countries on bricks. he attended two weeks ago in johannesburg. uh the western countries weren't uh at, at the brick on the g 20 the western countries are part of it. so he wants to show a little bit. so it's a little bit meant i think more meant against the west, especially against the usa. that's a very important perspective. and yet we know that the g 20 is highly symbolic. isha we've seen many reports on how big the g 20 summit has been promoted inside of india. how big a blow is xi's absence for the host count

and india are not adversaries. these are friends. and i think it is easy to damage an important relationship, but rebuilding it will be far more difficult. it is important not to escalate matters. they need to take things in a more cautious and pragmatic way and use diplomacy rather than airing grievances and suspicions and allegations in public. the ball is in trudeau's court. not a single suspect has been arrested. the murder happened more than three months ago. if you do not have a single suspect in custody, you obviously do not have any evidence. before you open your mouth in public, you should think of the diplomatic consequences of what you are saying. mohammed: steve, canada has a sizable population of sikhs. how does it change the dynamics of this growing rift? >> canada has the largest sikh community. there is a long history of sikh activism and extremism and sikh canadians involved in violence. 40 years ago this similar discussion was taking place, including with the government of p return dope. -- pierre

people protest for india, not against india. the sikh . india, not against india.mmunity overall is very pro india. there is mounting pressure on the uk government to support canada but if rishi sunak sides withjustin trudeau, what are the implications for uk india relations? i do trudeau, what are the implications for uk india relations?— for uk india relations? i do not think rishi _ for uk india relations? i do not think rishi sunak— for uk india relations? i do not think rishi sunak will- for uk india relations? i do not think rishi sunak will do - for uk india relations? i do not think rishi sunak will do that. l think rishi sunak will do that. secondly, canada is already facing the flak, we have cancelled a trade deal. is any country in the world at this moment, are they able to negotiate a deal without india in the picture? 50 negotiate a deal without india in the picture?— negotiate a deal without india in the picture? negotiate a deal without india in the icture? ~ , ., the picture? so you think there is a dancer the picture? so you think there is a danger

in india's favor. and i'm going to throw that question directly to you vendor lean visit shifting in favor of india. or i, i do think that's a re balancing of paula. uh, mainly, uh, all of a sudden in big part because the chinese economy is, is, it's not in good shape. and i don't think any, i don't think it's going to recover any time soon. use unemployment is very high, that's, that's the big property price and the properties like this. so important to try and i think it's responsible for a quarter of ttp. an employee is you know, millions of people. so that's certainly, you know, that one economic power waning west india is actually doing really well. so in that sense, that's certainly a re balancing of power. politically india. so democracy will be at an in public one. that is a democracy west. china isn't. so again, india has an advantage so absolutely, i do think that's a re balancing of power between those 2 incredibly important countries. and how do you think that is perceived from the other si

but the india use of the horrible lips. india went off. uh, you can go up with this unplugged issue and so have been setting that part up is the kind of, uh, you know, end up being low. people who are going to go to the list goes or people to load up of things had to be there the reason. but, but the, the reason that a more on semantic level rather than to really creating both so kind of reviews on the saying that india use something. so i'll fall, you know, my, my older india and yes wouldn't be days and get pops or be kept. so, so it's, it's, it's a, somehow, if the diesel has been, yeah, that has been a different set of discussions that i, the them, the kind of disclose to which is coming now the message, not least a way of looking at things and saying that this is a bit, his name has to be changed where you live at the time being. thanks so much for joining us today. professor shirts, i'm from upside university in sweden. thanks so much. my pleasure. thank you. the combat thing, unsustainable farming practices and giving women financia

it's those for india. and we've seen this new uh, got the map that has come up, that china has shown data trees that are disputed and they're part of china in them up an industrial concerns over there. but it can be done because it's dispute dictated to me. and despite that, none of them have stopped the china investor talking that the she just thing is coming to a g. 20 or not be a student and tops. and they're also not clubbing together against the west. they have the one inches, but they're meeting each other in issue of their meeting each other in a deep randy. so it's a strange, a modem that uh the global sold is witnessing right now. the question of course here would also be whether india is a true alternative to investments in china to trade with china, even as a lender of phoenix. what's your take on that for the rest of the work? it's always good not to focus on trying to. so much on china as a drum and the economy has done in the last 2 decades. so uh, in the uh, should be more on the focus. it's

and the low india was india was very proud to keep that india and then because it comes with it, the opponents of you have so history of indian subcontinent. it's culture and it's all the price. so i think about some things which people don't really know understand what is the name india is because the india is actually if you look at it, the, what are the zip is saying? the whole kind of health. uh so, but that's, but that's what they don't want to see except the fact that this is what it is. a lot of the india has allowed the meaning, but the one for boy because they look robust politics and i want to talk to about that. but before the one point i do want to bring up is something that the point of seeing in discussions or for media and at least and in, in, in, in there as well. and this is about a spot of efforts to so called the colonized india in the sense that india is claimed to be a name that the british used by the bottom is the original name. but it is not as simple as that. is it? you know, i think this is a process which has been going on. i'm in the where the present i'm

india as a big threat. but sometimes at least i have the perception that the rhetoric and india could be a little bit different. talk us through how the perception is in the country in this image of india, as a rising superpower, maybe, or the driving silva bower and the next biggest thing that is something that is being sold a lot here. and that has also got to do with the elections that are coming up next year. and in fact, hosting g 20 in day me, which is a very difficult task in a city such as debbie. that is also a sign that the multi government wanted to give to the people here that if we can do this and we can manage those and me and my government, we can actually, if they can get to places. so that is the feeling right now. and in there's also talking about uh, becoming the code most important um economy. in the next few years, we're talking about 2027 already. and although there are a lot of studies that show that even if you have to just go as state to school, it will stay diseased and i'm with th

access for india.ant to take what we would call an early harvest deal, a skinny deal if you will. because mr sunak thinks that in time they can add a lot more to it and it's pretty doing it now than the other side of it. for the moment, thank you. the other side of the break, we will talk about one of the big fault lines through this summit and that is the tension between india and china, and we will talk about the global south, certainly the biggest focus for the indian pm. bangladesh is coming to its first summit in 18 years, which i guess is an indictment in and of itself. stay with us, we will be back after the break. hello. it has been another day when temperatures have exceeded 30 celsius, an unprecedented run of september heat. but through the weekend, things start to change. slowly but surely, it will turn cooler. some scattered downpours as that change takes place. 0n the earlier satellite image, you can see areas of cloud pushing up from the south. we've had some of that medium and high—level

um and you know, uh, the other issue that has been a huge issue in india. india attended relations is those same extremists, gurdwara rose and protest. i've seen posters calling for the assassination of indian diplomats in canada, and we've seen that security has been increased on union high commission in ottawa and consul general across canada. and so it is, it's a very serious issue that has been pulled out over the last number of months and this, this killing back you in the spring summer. again, focused attention even back then without this was of this other noise coming into into question. so it is a, it's a live question and it's also a to steve's point is a political issue because in parts of canada, you know, with the big 3 regional vancouver, there's 4 or 5 seats which go back and forth between liberals and democrats, and conservative and it's probably, you know, 8 to 15 seats in the greater toronto. we're area that again, slip around and mr. crudo hasn't been already government. he has the support of the new democrats on this uh for his is minority government. and as a resul

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so india should be india. and uh, what, what does it mean? i mean, is that, is this a new republic of it? everyone is the quote and the evidence i'm using is a quote. we a 2nd, or every language is a quote and or does the in the i was born? does the india i dish to my story and said picking our city and know if india is becoming just one, $5.00 to $1.00 language is one. the reason it's very hard for me to speak to anybody from a free golf from middle is that india is example for the plural, diverse and sing. so i'm sorry, outcome from a democratic country. i can size my go, i'm and that if you're doing it for an election for getting him to awards, does pretty goods. but if you attend the constitution of india. 1 maybe it's not helpful because india has a very good soft. 7 or india is not the minute the power and does not stop. uh, so you're going to expire. we're at the 5. but when we talk about the india in the us, uh, the people like push the people like a different culture of plasma. people like india because they also india have go all wh

so india should be india. and of that, but what does it mean? i mean, is that, is this a new republic over everyone? is the quote and the evidence they're using as a quote. we are 2nd or every language is equal. and the best thing that i was born does the india is to my story and said picking one city. and now it's india is becoming just $15.00 to $1.00 language is one. the reason is very hard for me to speak to anybody from a free golf from middle is that india is example for the poor road diverse and sing . so i'm sorry, i come from a democratic country, i can size my go, i'm and that if you're doing it for an election for getting him to awards, does pretty goods. but if you attend the constitution of india, maybe it's not helpful. google india has a very good soft. 7 or india is not done with the power. it does not stop. uh, so you're going to expire, we're at the 5. but when we talk about the india in the shop, the people like push the people like a different culture of thousands of people like india because they also india have go all where

china that india says shows a state in india as well as disputed territory between india and china as india should stay calm and there was not really any explanation. but after that, the chinese delegation confirmed president xijinping that, the chinese delegation confirmed president xi jinping would not be attending. so there have suddenly been questions raised here about the growing tensions between india and china, since even attributing the strong support of india to the african union is accounted to china �*s influence in the african continent. accounted to china 's influence in the african continent.— the african continent. thank you very much _ the african continent. thank you very much for— the african continent. thank you very much for all— the african continent. thank you very much for all that _ the african continent. thank you very much for all that insight - the african continent. thank you | very much for all that insight and analysis, yogita limaye, our south asia correspondent. daniel khalife was detained in chiswick after sightings overnight from the public. the forme

and india's economy has become ever more intertwined with russia's since the war started because indiaimporter of russian oil and weapons. it's believed 85% of india's weaponry is supplied by russia, according to some estimates. and then there's the glaring absence of russian president vladimir putin, who has not said why he is skipping the gathering. although he does face an arrest warrant from the international criminal court related to his invasion of ukraine, india is not a signatory to the statue that would require them to arrest the leader. modi said he spoke with putin by phone last week. india is looking to put aside all these disagreements over ukraine, hoping they won't derail concerns of the global south and developing countries. 0ur correspondent samira hussain has more. prime minister rishi sunak landed in india. he was greeted by indian dignitaries and dancers. but the colourful arrival won't mask the thorny issues at play. mr sunak reiterated his commitment to supporting the most vulnerable but also made it clear that the uk will support ukraine. one of the priorities i

now or is india rising india definitely is rising.tage of indians who work in various fields, even in our country or in medicine, for example in the united states, we will see that a very large percentage of people come from india. that is , it is very revealing india, despite the fact that now we observe a big difference between the economic development of china and india, the second largest economy in the world, but we see that india is developing very dynamically in terms of economy, and india has already become the number one country in terms of population, and now we see that india is dynamically developing its economy, i.e. the whole country has a huge economic potential, i.e. india is like a second china, or is it in that village , i will explain what i mean, when we once thought that china is like a loviafan, 1.5 billion people there, the gdp there is skyrocketing and that's all- still there is another same leviathan nearby, is the population only a little less than that of china, these are purely static c- within the statisti

but we have _ india, it could be good. but we have seen_ india, it could be good.fore and sometimes, it sort of disintegrates before the next administration comes into office _ administration comes into office or— administration comes into office or even as a new administration comes into office. _ administration comes into office, so it is a tricky situation for biden to be kind of convincing partners in the situation _ of convincing partners in the situation-— situation. candace, sticking with ou situation. candace, sticking with you for _ situation. candace, sticking with you for a _ situation. candace, sticking with you for a moment, - situation. candace, sticking with you for a moment, i i situation. candace, sticking i with you for a moment, i want to talk about the war in ukraine. we heard it mentioned many times in the introduction. it already seems to be a big sticking point of the 620 and we may not even see a unified statement on the conflict. what kind of signal would its end of the leaders of the 620 cannot agree on some sort of condemnation of the con

so again, india has an advantage. so absolutely, i do think that's a re balancing of power between those 2 incredibly important countries. and how do you think that is perceived from the other side to the next group in china seas? india as a big rival, as a threat, maybe even not so much. not at least not yet. uh, because uh, from the size of the economy. even though india has passed on population, but on the size of the economy, china is still so much bigger than in your, in the chinese know it. and the, i totally agree trying to at the moment has huge economy problems and they will not disappear very soon. what's new about china so far until recently the economy grows was the top number 11 priority on everything. we didn't know much about how product to work in china, but at least we could somehow trust that the economy growth is very important target. um this has changed and she didn't think. and so somehow it is a little bit of also taken into account to, to have less growth in china at the moment, despite the pro

how do you play india? >> india is interesting.you have seen billions of dollars of incremental inflows as investors have rotated out of china, not only into india, also regionally in japan where we do see potential for strong returns. india becomes a very bottoms-up story because so many sectors have seen the overall valuation multiples inflate to relatively high levels. within an indian context, we are still positive, for example, on the financial services sector. we still see the potential for expansion on the back of strong credit growth, but we do need to be very sector-selective within the overall india conversation because you do see in overall sectors of the economy. rishaad: james will be rejoining us after the break. have a look at markets and also seeing negative equity trade. now have a look at what we got. be bank of australia governor making his last speech. this is him. he is talking about supply disruptions, global warming in asian population, the world's transition to green energy, saying that inflation is likely t

of india to expel a senior canadian diplomat based in india. the concerned diplomat has been asked to leave india within the next 5 days. the decision reflects the government of india is growing concerned that the interference of canadian diplomats in our internal matters and their involvement in anti india activities while to total cost through all of this because it is foss developing. we're new, but reaction from new delhi this morning, all teams went and shot him and joining us from engine capital, which is good to have, you just bring us up to speed on this political timeline. looks like quite a serious risk might be developing him as well. yes, it is in the system for tasks, diplomacy by india, rather quickly measure taken by india, its spelling, the canadian to for math. so based in new denny giving them 5 day notice to me is this one of these off to of costs of canada, choosing the indian government open bowman o u t link 8 seek separatist leader called her the same nature. now this guy is wanted in india and the canadian government tom

there was lots of joy, lots of pride in india about that, and now india being host of the g20 summit.ernment, certainly, this is that moment. they want to say we are the voice of the people, the global south as they are calling it. we are the voice of the developing countries, we are the people who can talk to you on their behalf, we are the middle ground between russia and ukraine, we can be the people who can solve problems for the world. and that is how india and the government and prime minister narendra modi hopes to position this country. christian: he's everywhere. yogita: literally. christian: it feels like an election. but we are in the run-up to election, so it is important to him personally. yogita: absolutely. we will have elections within the next year, probably april or may next year. it is extremely important politically. there is a lot connected to that, because part of the domestic pitch is also global. and i think some part of it, indians feeling confident that when they step out of this country and go places and people recognize the country, they recognize the leade

the 2nd way he's projected india is by basically saying that india will afford the consensus in a war driven by conflict of conflict between the west and let's say the east or conflict between the nato countries in this case. and let's say russia and china, it's kind of on the other side. so he's trying to sort of build up. he's going to be the bridge between the north and the south east and the west. india is this sort of mediator between, you know, the conflict with nations and next year in april. may he faces a re election. mm hm. so he's also selling this in a campaign all over the country as if he's educating the whole of india. about g 20 on the significance of media. how is that going to play? i send you. you mentioned some of the friction perhaps between countries within the g. 20. how does that play out this weekend? because india has puts on the agenda as the d. 20 does every year, the financial stability, global debt, all the issues that are affecting particularly the global sites right now. but then you have western nations who want to talk politics. they want to get perha

so i think the g 20 summit very much with a spotlight on india. there was a business summit ahead of the she 20 leaders summit which brought together many of the world's leaders are multi nationals for in dialogue. so i think we're seeing far greater focused on india for multi nationals to invest and for trade. and also i think for a technology to exchange with india and of course they also the g 20 summit just trying to know to deliver is also a charge over to you in the us g. 20 sure of us. as the leaders final declaration is almost ready and will be a quote, voice of developing countries. yet from the outside it seems that there are quite a few stumbling blocks, the war and ukraine, for example, or vital climate change action. tell us more as well. yeah. cuz what. a video is that earlier this morning that would be the report that the g twenty's headphones meeting that contributed yesterday. it was especially inconclusive as far as the dictation has been said. and they would report that india was trying to accommodate china and rush has been sen

we will discuss india's focus on the global south and india held a virtual summit of roger developing island nations and so, what is it that they want and are they doing their part on commitments already made? a big day here in new delhi, also in paris, it is the start of the rugby world cup and let's pause for a second to get some sports news. a big day in the big opening match against new zealand and in paris of the start, they've been going around a quarter of an hour and a new her head and currently leading 5—3. france one of our favourites for this tournament but had never won a world cup and no strangers to work up world cup and no strangers to work up success with three row titles to their name. i haven't read the latest score there in paris. in new zealand, cricket action, comfortably beating england and the international in cardiff. england had set a decent target of 292 to win. and stokes making it honest when they come back and just butler scoring 72 but in reply, the batsman was impervious to the england attack. both hitting and beating centuries as they went on to win by

sure. india linked to the murder. why would the prime minister of the country stand up in parliament and devil allegations against him of the family country where not a single suspect come from the rest of the murder show, but no arrest, let alone any evidence. he stands up in parliament and basically it goes the allocations of a radical 6 in canada. well, from the very 1st day of the kelly hills, responsible for the murder turn or whatever. know that when he made that statement in the house of commons, that this would graphically listen relations within their relationships within the i have been listening on draws watch in recent years because prudence government has turned a blind eye to the increasing activities of radical 6 in canada, the fact says that to have a political ties to canadian sick radicals. he leaves a minority government that depends a part of why we, on the support of the new democratic party leader. japanese say that lead saying is a scene by evidence of name by the election. but he's also the bos

�*, , . to india? it's unprecedented. i mean, to india? it's unprecedented.a? it's unprecedented. i mean, there has never- to india? it's unprecedented. i mean, there has never ever i to india? it's unprecedented. i. mean, there has never ever been any charge or suggestion that india has acted extra territorially to eliminate those who find us unfriendly. india has not been in israel or in russia, this is not vladimir putin's russia or of the manner in which israel has often eliminated enemie5 in which israel has often eliminated enemies of the jewish state of israel. it's not an example that india or indians intelligence agencies have ever followed. so it has been 5urpri5ing. i've been hearing and talking to heads of india's intelligence and they said never ever during their 5aid never ever during their tenure would any prime minister orany tenure would any prime minister or any political leader in this state approve of such a move. professor, we have to leave it there, but thank you very much for your perspective. we appreciate your time in joining us here

uh, that india has seen in recent times. uh for the says. so i need to, um, be part of seeing who is this to, to your, uh, quoted as a cat, as magic leader who was trying to revive the movement amongst a huge shield and the indian government, you know, put all its resources, you know, in different states in different states to stop this man and finally managed to arrest him. this incident sort of brought back memories of the eighty's. but as far as indian government is concerned, it's a matter that they have dealt with. and it's only of, you know, an issue for them as far as, uh, international. uh, you know, 6 die square is concerned home to see as a headache. we were live with the time being. but thank you so much for bringing us all the complex totally other mentality. thanks so much. 100 years of the great come to a quick that came to 70000 people in tokyo alone. your family was in a constant state of fear of the next big trauma, probably more than any other country. japan has adopted coughing, a big safety technology to make sure that wh

so to seek uh, dies for uh, outside of india. and uh, i've been watching some reactions on the canadian broadcasting networks this morning. and the family of a, mr. niger has been reacting and saying that, oh, this is a relief for them because you know, this is an official stamp. finally, from going to the prime minister of canada on the allegations that they had been leveling against the indian government, that the indian government has denied. in fact, you know, has guarded absurd. experts say that this could have the effect in india and could be uh, you know, added doorstep uh, you know, in, in the state of fed job. having said that, the race, you know this, you know, be so one of the largest, you know, man harms that india has seen in recent times for the says. so i need to be part of single who is this to, to utilize a coated as a cat, as the magic leader who was trying to revive the movement amongst a huge shield and the engine government, you know, put all its resources, you know, in different states in different states to

we've seen outcry here in india against trudeau. modei has fueled domestic support as a leader on the world stage and seek to maintain that ahead of the general election set for next career. he's also riding high after india chaired this year g20 summit. modi summited india's position at bridging the gaps between the u.s., china, russia, can the global south. there's still a chance this issue could harm india's momentum in becoming a respected global power. but the caution being taken by the u.s. and its allies shows how advantageous modi's position has become. >> taro, thank you very much. >>> china's vice president had given a speech about taiwan at the united nations. he warned other countries not to underestimate the will of the chinese people. han jen was speaking at the general assembly on thursday. he said taiwan has been an inalienable part since ancient times. >> translator: no one with no force should underestimate the resolve and power of the chinese people to safeguard their sovereignty and territorial integrity. >> he a

indian bharat has been used instead of the english word india or the same as india.nalists report from delhi. it all started with this invitation when mrs. murmur apartment of the president of india invited the guests of the g20 summit for dinner next saturday . for the first time instead of official and permanent phrase the president of this plant used the phrase "president of bharat". this approach , which indicates a change in the naming of india in the international arena , has caused many reactions, the parties opposing the central government of india to distort history and divide , accusing the central government of india and the ruling party. a protest movement was launched in the country. if you want to change the constitution, change india's program, we are not against it. the parties opposing the central government of india have linked this move of the government with the new name and title of its alliance . with it it showed that a few months ago, 28 parties opposing the government called their new coalition ndi, which means inclusive coalition for the nat

the united states needs india.imagine america's nightmare scenario in terms of geopolitics, it would be that india moves closer to china. so as a result of imagining that nightmare scenario, the united states has to do what it can to bring india onside, which means increased defence ties, increased technology ties, cooperating on the quad and other such blocs and alliances, as the world fractures in the way i was just describing. for india as well, you know, one of its greatest foreign policy challenges today is its unresolved border dispute with china. so, you know, for india as well, if you put on a hard sort of realist hat, it makes a lot more sense to ally more closely with the united states, while still continuing to pick and choose various areas where you speak out on issues the united states wants you to. so climate change, for example, india seems to be all in on cooperating with the united states. but when it comes to russia, as we were just discussing, maybe not. all of that said, this relationship seems

can you tell us how big of a below his absence is for the host india? yeah, well it's definitely being seen as a blow for the hospital. so blow to the g 20 process that this is a full run that really you should have the top lead is that every year and that she didn't, paying has attended, made it a priority to attend it until now. so it looks speculation about the reason that the indian side in public, at least they're trying to downplay it. i say that it's not such a big deal. but if you told you people in private, i've spoken to an observer recently who's close to the government policy here. and this person said that they did paid to be a calculated effort to embarrass india. um, so the indian side, i think, really a not happy about this a tool and speculation about why. well, at the moment the india china relationship is in bad shape is a massive border dispute. we just so recently when china published a new national map showing that it claims an entire indian state of a rule, not child protection in the northeast of india. but also i think the fact

so millions can live the video spatial coming up to the canada accusers, india target that assess the nation parameters to adjusted to those areas. indian agents killed the canadian citizen associated with the harvest on move much, but what is this movement? and how is the team tactic? team designations with other countries. and with that quick effect of flyers, both parties and japan are installed excise big safety measures to make sure that when the big one finally hits big cities, we be reading the biggest manager. welcome to the w. use a shared that you could join us. canadian, 5 minutes to justin to door has accused india of being behind a targeted coming on canadian soil to those bulk of the credible allegations. the indian agents killed a canadian citizen. how deep thing mid jot in june, mid john viewed as a 6 separate this leader by india was struck dead by unknown assailants outside a seats temple in british columbia. canada has the highest population of 6 outside the home state of punjab in india. and this is what it all said in the canadian parliament. over the past number

the 2nd way he's projected india is by basically saying that india will afford the consensus in the war driven by conflict of conflict between to the west and let's say the east or conflict between the nato countries. in this case, and let's say russia and china kind of on the other side. so he's trying to sort of build up. he's going to be the bridge between the north and the south. the east and the west. india is this sort of mediator between, you know, the conflict with nations. india has puts on the agenda as the d. 20 does every year, the financial stability, global debt, all the issues that are affecting particularly the global sites right now. but then you have western nations who want to talk politics, they want to get perhaps more friends involved to, to get a coalition going against the other nations. know that's a lot to take on over a weekend. but how do you see that playing? i thought that kind of thought most fear, it's actually a good challenge. honestly speaking, you know, for the point is it to bring outcomes and so, so when there is no conflict is easy for them to brin

for a number of years india has been urging _ india.g canada to help i india. for a number of years india . has been urging canada to help them find out the people who are according to india perpetuating terror in india, also they are foreigners and the main people behind the secessionists seek movement in india and it has always urged canada to root out such people from the canadian soil which india says they have been using for quite a number of years. justin trudeau came to india in 2018. india had protested against such elements and urge candidate to take action against such people. even last week when mr trudeau was at the g20 summit, there was a brief meeting with mahendra modi. it was no doubt very brief, it lasted five minutes but it was extremely tense. they did not hug each other theyjust shook hands and very briefly, so it was clear that things were not right between the two countries and after justin trudeau made that statement in the canadian parliament on monday, there was shock and even anger in india. india is feeling of

uh, india is called hard gonaraddi.anguage in hindi and in fact , in the english version of the constitution there is also a note regarding the word bharad, and in the theme that india bharad is an equivalent concept. in fact, the ancient name is one of the names that was used uh, well, starting from the first century first century bc the first recorded written uh hmm mention. eh, there’s a name for this one. eh hmm, a legend from king bharte, and about his conquests that here is bharj, and the possession of kharote is all of modern india if we talk about such a boring historical point of view, then the name india is an ancient name, and in the first there is a written source, in which is present, the name of india dates back to the sixth century bc, and the first written source in which the name bharad is present, but this is the first century bc and the name india is, in general, not colonial at all, but it ultimately goes back to to the sanskrit word sinhu, which means river and uint. the hinduization of the national

said india wanted canada to downsize its diplomatic call in india. soon as possible, which also said that it wanted parity in rank and numberand also said that it wanted parity in rank and number and said canadian diplomat numbers was much larger here, compared to indian presence in canada. it seems like just before that, and all sorts of services, including thousands of canadian citizens who wanted to come to india, who now have to wait for some time before souris donor services are restored. time before souris donor services are restored-_ time before souris donor services are restored. , , , ., ~ , ., are restored. this seems to keep on escalatin: are restored. this seems to keep on escalating -- before _ are restored. this seems to keep on escalating -- before services - are restored. this seems to keep on escalating -- before services are - escalating —— before services are restored. allegations made byjustin trudeau have been described as absurd. it this go next?- trudeau have been described as absurd. it this go next? well, india refuses to ba