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  • UN chief praised India’s G-20 presidency, reforms in Security Council, these issues were also discussed

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met with the top leadership of the United Nations here and discussed with them India’s G20 presidency, regional affairs and global challenges, Sustainable Development Goals and Security Council reforms. Jaishankar has United Nations A day before addressing the general debate at the high-level session of the General Assembly, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the President of the 78th session of the General Assembly, Dennis Francis, met at the headquarters of the global organization on Monday. He also met United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Administrator Achim Steiner. Jaishankar said it was a pleasure to meet Guterres. He said that the two leaders discussed how India’s G20 presidency has contributed to strengthening the sustainable development agenda of the United Nations.

    Appreciation of India’s cooperation and leadership in G20
    Jaishankar wrote on social media platform X that we coordinated closely in this regard last year. He praised Guterres’ strong commitment to reforming international financial institutions. Giving information about the meeting, the Office of the United Nations Spokesperson said that Guterres appreciated India’s cooperation in the United Nations and its leadership in the G20. He said that Guterres and Jaishankar also discussed the situation in Afghanistan, Myanmar and other global challenges. The UN Secretary General participated in the G20 Leaders’ Summit held in New Delhi on September 9 and 10 during India’s G20 Presidency. Jaishankar also held a meeting with Francis before meeting Guterres and thanked him for appreciating the results of India’s G20 chairmanship.

    Discussion on Global South
    Jaishankar said that he is confident that it will contribute to the deliberations of the United Nations General Assembly. The importance of improving multilateralism and giving the Global South its due on the pressing issues of our time was discussed. The term Global South is used for those developing and underdeveloped countries, which are mainly located in Africa, Asia and Latin America. Francis said via telephone that he was pleased to meet Jaishankar and congratulated the foreign minister on India’s successful G20 presidency, particularly India’s strong commitment in support of the Global South. Francis said they discussed key issues, including the priorities of the 78th UNGA session and reform of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and taking forward the outcomes of the Sustainable Development Goals summit.

    Jaishankar also thanked Francis for his presence at the special ‘India-UN for Global South Delivering for Development’ event. The minister had hosted this event in New York on Saturday. Jaishankar, in his meeting with Steiner, appreciated UNDP’s participation in the initiatives taken during India’s G20 presidency. He said, we can work together to take forward Indian success stories for global benefit.

    Jaishankar also met Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan
    Jaishankar also met UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan in New York. He later wrote on I commend the rapid progress of our bilateral cooperation. I value our regular exchange of perspectives on regional and global issues. The Foreign Minister said that he also held a meeting with Madagascar’s Foreign Minister Yvette Silla. Development partnership, millet and rice production, digital access and defense cooperation were discussed, he tweeted.

  • India Canada Row: America’s big statement amid India-Canada tension, made this demand on Trudeau’s allegations

    India Canada Row: Regarding the murder case of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar India and Canada The tension between them has increased. There is a rift in the political relations between the two countries. There is no indication as to when friendly relations will be restored. The eyes of all the countries of the world are on the deteriorating relations between Canada and India. Americans have also been keeping an eye on the dispute between the two countries since the beginning. In connection with this, a big statement has come out from America on the matter. The statement of the US State Department spokesperson has increased India’s problems. America has said that Canada’s investigation into the murder of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar should move forward and the criminals should be brought to justice.

    Investigation of Nijjar case should proceed – America
    US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller while talking to the media said that we are very concerned about the allegations made by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. We are in close contact with our Canadian partners. In response to a question in this series, Miller said that I believe it is important to take Canada’s investigation forward and bring the criminals to justice. We have publicly and privately appealed to the Government of India to cooperate with Canada’s investigation. Let us tell you, Canada has alleged that Indian authorities were behind the murder of Nijjar. India has completely rejected these allegations calling them baseless.

    Protest by Sikh organizations in Canada
    Here, the World Sikh Organization is loudly protesting against the killing of Khalistani terrorist Nijjar. World Sikh Organization chief Tejinder Singh Sidhu has demanded to trace the killers of Nijjar. Khalistani supporters waved Khalistani flags and raised slogans during the protest against the killing of Nijjar. The crowd also demonstrated outside the Indian Consulate. In view of the protest, the security of the Indian Embassy has been increased. Police have put up barricades on the roads leading to the embassy.

    Let us tell you, recently Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had accused India of having a hand in the murder of Khalistan Tiger Force chief Nijjar. After this the tension between India and Canada increased, which is now continuously increasing. At present, the tension in the relations between India and Canada does not seem to be reducing anywhere. Both the countries have already expelled each other’s top diplomats.

  • Khalistani supporters demonstrated, security of Indian Consulate increased

    The tension in the relations between India and Canada is continuously increasing. At present, the tension between the two countries does not seem to be reducing anywhere. Both the countries have already expelled each other’s top diplomats. Meanwhile, many Khalistan supporters have started protesting against the killing of terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

  • Pakistan News: Imran Khan’s troubles increased again, court extended his remand by 14 days in document leak case.

    Pakistan News: The troubles of former Pakistan PM Imran Khan have increased once again. In fact, a special court of Pakistan today i.e. on Tuesday has extended the judicial custody of former Prime Minister Imran Khan for 14 more days in the cipher case. With this, the possibility of his early release has also reduced. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party chief Imran Khan was arrested in March last year in violation of the Official Secrets Act. He is accused of violating the confidentiality of the official document (cipher) sent by the Pakistan Embassy in America.

    Judicial custody increased for the third time
    This is the third time that Imran Khan’s judicial custody has been extended. His last 14-day detention period ended today. Special court judge Abul Hasnat Zulkarnain conducted the hearing in the district jail Attock. Imran Khan has been detained in this jail since August 5 after being convicted in the Toshakhana case. After the hearing, the court extended his judicial custody till October 10 to complete the investigation.

    The court also extended the custody of former Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi for the same period. Qureshi also faces charges under the same Act. However, the Islamabad High Court on Monday ordered the authorities to transfer Imran to Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail, but no action has been taken yet. Earlier, the authorities had given permission to hear the case in jail citing security reasons.

    Imran Khan is lodged in Attock jail.
    It is noteworthy that earlier Islamabad High Court had ordered to transfer Imran from Attock Jail to Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi, but the direction has not been implemented yet. At the same time, due to security reasons, permission was given to hear the Imran Khan case in jail.

    Who is Imran Khan?
    The full name of former Pakistan PM Imran Khan is Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi. He is a Pakistani politician. Imran is also the founder and president of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Party. Imran Khan was born in 1952 in Lahore, Pakistan. Before being a politician, Imran Khan was a famous Pakistani cricketer, who also made the Pakistani team the world champion in the World Cup. In 2013, he entered Pakistani politics and contested the election for the post of Prime Minister of Pakistan under the PTI flag. In the elections held in 2018, PTI party registered a big victory and Imran Khan was accepted as the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

  • India Canada Relations: Is Canada promoting Khalistani terrorists “from behind”?

    India Canada Relations: Pro-Khalistani elements have been “working independently” from Canadian soil for nearly 50 years under the guise of notions like ‘freedom of expression’ and ‘political support’, but Canada is facing threats, intimidation, intimidation by these terrorists. Maintains “complete silence” when it comes to violence and drug trafficking. News agency PTI has given this news quoting sources. Sources said that Air India’s flight Kanishk was bombed by Khalistani extremists in 1985 and it was one of the biggest terrorist attacks in the world even before the September 11, 2001 attacks in America. He said that due to the apparent “indifference” of Canadian agencies, the main accused in the attack, Talwinder Singh Parmar, and his group of Khalistani extremists escaped unharmed. If sources are to be believed, the irony is that Parmar is now the hero of pro-Khalistan terrorists in Canada and the banned group ‘Sikh for Justice’ has also named its campaign center after Parmar. In the last few years, Khalistani terrorists’ “morality has become higher” and they have started operating from Canada “without any fear”.

    Sources said that more than half of the terrorism cases reported in Punjab in the last decade have been found to be linked to Canada-based Khalistani terrorists. He said that after 2016, many murders targeting Sikhs, Hindus and Christians in Punjab were the work of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, whose murder has created a dispute between India and Canada. Sources said Canadian agencies allegedly never initiated any investigation against Nijjar and his friends Bhagat Singh Brar, Perry Dulai, Arsh Dalla, Lakhbir Landa and several others. Despite the pile of dead bodies in Punjab, he remains a “political activist”.

    Huge losses due to extortion gangs

    He said Punjab today is suffering huge losses due to extortion gangs run from Canada and ‘North American’ gangsters based in the country bring narcotics from Pakistan through drones and sell them across Punjab. He said that a part of this money goes to Khalistani terrorists in Canada. In Canada too, many pro-Khalistani terrorists are part of the drug trade and rivalry between different gangster gangs of Punjab is now common in Canada. Let us discuss here that pro-India Sikh leader Ripudaman Singh Malik was murdered in Surrey, Canada in 2022 and many people say that Nijjar was behind this murder, but Canadian agencies have failed to find the culprits and establish the real conspiracy. Allegedly no promptness was shown in exposing the matter. In this case, only two local people were made accused, who were not of Indian origin.

    Pro-India Sikhs thrown out of many big Gurudwaras in Canada

    Sources said the “backward promotion” of Khalistanis ensured that moderate and pro-India Sikhs were thrown out of many major gurdwaras in Canada, using the power and money power of pro-Khalistan terrorists. Emboldened by their “growing influence” in Canada, pro-Khalistan extremists began openly intimidating minority Indian Hindus there and defacing their temples. He said that openly threatening Indian missions and diplomats by Khalistanis in Canada is a serious development and challenges Canada’s obligations under the Vienna Convention. There appear to be different standards for assessing human rights in Canada.

    He said that even on small issues of Punjab, strong voices are raised from Canada, but there is “complete silence” on intimidation and violence, drug trafficking and extortion by the pro-Khalistan extremists sitting there. Due to which both the countries are being affected.

    What did Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau say?

    The dispute between New Delhi and Ottawa began when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on September 18 alleged the “possible” involvement of Indian agents in Nijjar’s murder in June. India strongly rejected the allegations as “absurd” and “motivated by vested interests” and expelled a senior Canadian diplomat, retaliating after Ottawa expelled an Indian official over the matter. Had done it. In view of increasing anti-India activities and politically supported hate crimes and criminal violence in Canada, India on September 20 issued an advisory to its citizens and people considering traveling to the country to exercise “extreme caution”.

    A day later, India announced a temporary ban on issuing visas to Canadian citizens in view of the ‘security threats’ faced by its High Commission and Consulates in Canada.

  • India And Canada Row: Bangladesh and Sri Lanka in support of India, said- Canada is a safe haven for terrorists

    Trudeau had made similar baseless allegations against Sri Lanka: Ali Sabri

    Ali Sabri said, the same thing justin trudeau Did it for Sri Lanka also. To say that there was genocide in Sri Lanka was a terrible and blatant lie. Everyone knows that there was no genocide in our country. Speaking on the relationship between Canada and Sri Lanka, Sabri said that earlier Trudeau’s ‘genocide’ comment has affected the relations between the two countries. This has really affected our relationship. The Foreign Ministry has a different opinion on this. The Ministry of Global Affairs has very clearly stated that genocide did not occur in Sri Lanka, while PM Trudeau as a politician stands up and says that genocide did occur. They themselves are contradictory to each other.

  • World Culture Festival 2023: Washington D.C. Know what will be special in this event being organized in the heart of

    This weekend, the eyes of the entire world will be on Washington D.C., America. But it will happen and the reason for this is also very specific. From September 29 to October 1, the US capital is going to host the fourth edition of the Art of Living’s ‘World Culture Festival’, an unforgettable celebration of diversity and unity. Set against the iconic backdrop of the US capital, the event’s stage alone is the size of a football field. A huge gathering of 17,000 artists, many heads of state and thinkers from more than 100 countries are going to participate in this program, which will gather at the National Mall. Five lakh people are expected to participate in it, making it an unprecedented global event of its kind.

    The event includes more than 50 performances:

    • A traditional Chinese cultural performance with 1,000 singers and dancers.

    • A Garba festival with 7,000 dancers.

    • Dance performance by 700 Indian classical dancers accompanied by live symphony.

    • Hip-hop’s 50th anniversary with spectacular hip-hop performances by Curtis Blow, SHA-Rock, Sequence Girls and DJ Kool and other hip-hop legends, along with 100 breakdancers choreographed by the legendary King Charles and Kelly Forman Collective break dance of.

    • 100 Ukrainian dancers will perform their traditional hopak.

    • 1000 guitarists will play melodious guitar under the leadership of Grammy Award winner Mickey Free.

    • A re-creation of Bob Marley’s classic ‘One Love’ by his grandson Skip Marley.

    It was in the National Mall that Martin Luther King gave his famous ‘I have a dream’ statement in 1963 to spread the message of equality and unity in the world. A century before that, at the first World Parliament of Religions in Chicago, Swami Vivekananda had given a powerful speech that stunned everyone present. There he addressed the representatives of the world’s major religions as his brothers and sisters and called for an end to religious fanaticism and intolerance. On September 29, 2023, at the National Mall, Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar will unite the people of 180 countries by eliminating the divisions of borders, religions and races under the message of ‘One World Family’.

    Nothing brings people closer together like food, and hence many famous and delicious dishes from around the world will also be the center of attraction at this event. What makes this festival special is its commitment to giving emerging artists a platform to showcase their talent. Distinguished speakers included His Excellency Ban Ki-moon, 8th Secretary-General of the United Nations; External Affairs Minister of India, Honorable S. Jaishankar; Honorable. US Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy; US Senator, the Honorable Rick Scott; Honorable Nancy Pelosi and former President of India, His Excellency Shri Ram Nath Kovind, along with many other former and current heads of state and leaders.

  • Pakistan Army will ride tractors instead of tanks, will do farming in an area 3 times bigger than Delhi

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    Pakistan, which is under the burden of debt, has got the support of its army. After ruling the country for almost three decades, the Pakistani Army is determined to satisfy the hunger of the people. Pakistani Army will now also play the role of guardian. There is news that Pakistani military is considering growing food grains to reduce the country’s debt. This grain will be grown on Pakistani government land.

    Pakistan financial crisis

    4 lakh hectares of land taken in Punjab province: According to the news of Nikkei Asia, Pakistani Army has taken a large part of government land, where food grains will be grown for the people. However, this will not be easy because the debt burden is huge. For this, the army has devised a strategy to do farming in partnership with the public. The report says that the army will do farming on more than 4 lakh hectares of government land in Pakistan’s Punjab province. That means an area almost three times larger than Delhi. The officers implementing this plan say that growing grains will save water and also earn. This will help in increasing the declining foreign exchange reserves and reducing the rising prices of essential commodities.

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    What will the army grow: Pakistani Army plans to grow wheat, cotton and sugarcane in a span of 30 years. Besides this, there will also be cultivation of vegetables and fruits. 20 percent of the profit after selling the crop will be invested in research on agriculture. The remaining amount will be divided half between the army and the government. However, this plan has been disliked by many government representatives.

    pakistan army news about farming

    Why is it being criticized: Critics say that by giving government land on lease, the Pakistani Army will become the owner of the largest amount of land in the country. The job of the army is to protect from external enemies and to become an assistant to the government when needed. Nothing more can be expected from him.

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    Confusion over army’s plan: Many things are not clear in the plan prepared by the Pakistani Army in the government documents. For example, when will the fields become suitable for cultivation? The government land that will be taken on lease lies in the Cholistan desert. There is maximum shortage of water here. More than 1 lakh hectares of the land taken on lease is in desert. Lahore High Court had stayed the decision to transfer government land but later another bench passed it. It is also not clear whether the land that will be transferred will be under the control of the army or small landowners.

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    Army has no knowledge of farming: Pakistan’s agriculture expert Asif Riaz Taj said that army officers have no knowledge of farming. They may know only traditional methods of farming or they will take the help of local farmers. There are thousands of agriculture graduates in the country who are unemployed. They should be given a chance. Earlier there were reports in which it was said that the army harasses poor farmers.

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    This scheme will empower farmers: A lawyer said that this scheme of Pakistani government will help the farmers. If the army does farming along with them, their livelihood will be secured and the Pakistani economy will also get help.

  • America had given intelligence information to Canada regarding the murder of Nijjar, big revelation of New York Times

    American newspaper The New York Times, quoting sources, said in a report that after the murder of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, America had provided intelligence information to Canada, but the information collected by Ottawa was more concrete and was based on He has accused India. The news broke on Saturday after a top US diplomat in Canada confirmed that intelligence was shared between Five Eyes partners that led Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to indict a Khalistani separatist in the killing on Canadian soil. Prompted to allege involvement of Indian agents.

    India called the allegation absurd

    India aggressively rejected the allegations as ‘absurd’ and ‘motivated’ and expelled a senior Canadian diplomat in response to Canada expelling an Indian official over the matter. Nijjar, chief of the banned Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF), was killed in Surrey, British Columbia on June 18. India had declared Nijjar a terrorist in 2020. America has requested India to cooperate with Canada in its investigation.

    American provided intelligence

    The New York Times, quoting unnamed officials, said that after the assassination, US intelligence agencies provided their Canadian counterparts with information that helped Canada conclude that India was involved. These officials said that it appears that Canadian officials monitored the conversations of Indian diplomats and this is the ‘evidence’ which indicates India’s involvement in this conspiracy. In an interview with CTV News channel, the US Ambassador to Canada, David Cohen, said that “intelligence was shared between the Five Eyes partners” based on which Trudeau raised a “potential” link between the Indian government and the killing of a Canadian citizen. Gave a public statement regarding the allegation of affair.

    Canadian officials had warned Nijjar

    Cohen said that I would say that this is a matter of shared intelligence. There was a lot of communication between Canada and America regarding this. The newspaper said that after Nijjar’s assassination, US officials told their Canadian counterparts that Washington had no prior information about the plot and that if they had any such information, they would immediately share it with Ottawa. According to Karte.khabar, the officials, on the condition of anonymity, said that the Canadian authorities had given a general warning to Nijjar but did not tell him that he was the target of some conspiracy by the Indian government.

    Cohen told CTV that America takes these allegations very seriously. He said in response to a question, and you know, if this is proven true, then it is a potentially very serious violation of the rules-based international order. The newspaper said that Secretary of State Antony Blinken has urged India to cooperate with the Canadian investigation, but US officials have largely tried to avoid any diplomatic tension with India. The New York Times said the revelations about US intelligence’s involvement threaten to embroil Washington in a diplomatic dispute between Canada and India at a time when it wants to make New Delhi its closest partner.

    America had expressed concern over the allegations

    Blinken had said at a press conference in New York on Friday that his country is ‘very concerned’ about the allegations made against India by Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau and that Washington is ‘coordinating closely’ with Ottawa on the issue and Wants to see ‘accountability’ in the matter. Trudeau on Friday said his country shared evidence with India several weeks ago to make credible allegations about the involvement of Indian agents in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar and that Canada wants New Delhi to get to the bottom of the facts on this serious issue. Work with Ottawa to commit to reaching this goal.

    When asked whether Canada shared any information on this matter with India, the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi said, “Canada did not share any specific information on this matter then or before or after.” You know, as we’ve said or I think we’ve made clear, we are open to considering any specific information.

  • China may face a big blow, investigation into dumping of three products started, DGTR took suo motu cognizance

    The Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR), the investigation arm of the Commerce Ministry, has taken suo motu cognizance and initiated anti-dumping investigation into the import of three products from China. These products include frameless glass mirrors and fasteners. This step has been taken to protect Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) from cheap imports from the neighboring country.

    Generally, anti-dumping investigations are initiated on the basis of applications filed by domestic producers. But many times small industries are not aware of the procedures for this, in such a situation DGTR has started this investigation at its own level. According to three separate notifications, the DGTR has said it is investigating alleged dumping of telescopic channel drawers, frameless glass and fasteners. The objective of this step is to provide necessary protection to MSME producers from dumped goods from China.

    This is the biggest case of investigation initiated by China on its own. In 2000, dumping of dry batteries from China was investigated and duty was imposed for five years. A senior government official said, this is the first time that the investigation unit which keeps an eye on dumping has taken suo motu cognizance and started investigation into dumping of three products simultaneously.

    The Directorate had received information that Indian producers of these three products are facing tough competition due to cheap imports from China. According to a notification, a memorandum received from Highhope Furniture Fitting Manufacturers Associates Pvt Ltd, a consortium of 25 manufacturers of telescopic channel drawers, said there was a significant increase in imports from China, due to which Indian production has come down significantly. In this, the value of imports has been fixed at Rs 356 crore.

    Information on frameless glass was received from the All India Glass Manufacturers Association. Most of the producers in this category belong to MSME category. India has already imposed anti-dumping duty on many products from various countries including China. If the investigation reveals that imports of these products are causing injury to the domestic industry, the DGTR recommends imposition of anti-dumping duty. The final decision on imposing fees has to be taken by the Finance Ministry.