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A Canadian Sikh group has called on its members to protest outside the Indian diplomatic missions of main Canadian cities on Monday, a week after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau raised the prospect of New Delhi’s involvement in the murder of a Sikh separatist leader in British Columbia. Trudeau said last …
Read More »Indian Railways: अब ट्रेनों में VIP कोटा लगाना नहीं होगा आसान, धांधली रोकने के लिए रेलवे ने उठाया ये कदम
देश में गणेश चतुर्थी से त्योहारों के मौसम की शुरुआत होने जा रही है। ऐसे में ट्रेनों में यात्रियों की भीड़ बढ़ने वाली है। ट्रेनों में सफर करने वाले लोगों को कंफर्म टिकट मिल सके, इसके लिए रेलवे अब कई अहम कदम उठाने जा रहा है। Source link
Read More »Family of Indian migrants who died in Quebec shocked by river crossing attempt
An Indian national who died with his family last week when a boat capsized in the St. Lawrence River during an attempt to enter the United States was “mortally afraid of water,” says his cousin. Pravinbhai Chaudhari, 49, was found in a marshy area in Akwesasne, Que., with his wife …
Read More »Old bridge to Alberni Indian Residential School repainted orange in memory of school’s painful past
WARNING: This story contains distressing details. A portion of an old bridge that crosses the Somass River on Central Vancouver Island has been returned to its original orange colour in time for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Friday in honour of residential school survivors and those who did …
Read More »Here’s why Indian students are coming to B.C. — and Canada — by the thousands
Karan Singh says his parents decided to send their son to Canada because they thought he’d get into fights at home. The 20-year-old, who studies criminology at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) in Surrey, B.C., hails from the tiny village of Bakipur in Haryana state, in northern India. He said his parents …
Read More »First Nations call on federal ministers to extend Indian day school claims process
WARNING: This story contains distressing details. As the deadline for the countrywide class-action settlement for First Nations and Inuit children who suffered harm while attending federally run Indian day schools approaches, calls for an extension are growing. The deadline to submit a claim for the $1.47-billion settlement between Canada and …
Read More »Indian Pharma companies: Drug companies may take a hit, too
Indian pharmaceutical companies are staring at a possible write-off of their receivables from Sri Lanka, as they are struggling to repatriate money from the South Asian island country which is facing severe dollar crunch and a devaluation of local currency due to ongoing economic crisis. One of India’s leading drug …
Read More »Google says to overhaul ad tracking system on Android devices- The New Indian Express
By AFP WASHINGTON: Google announced plans Wednesday to limit ad tracking on its Android operating system, a sensitive privacy issue that rival Apple has already moved to curtail on its iPhones. Tech giants are under growing pressure to better balance privacy and ad-targeting, as users complain, regulators threaten tougher rules, …
Read More »With sound therapy, healing is an earshot away- The New Indian Express
By Express News Service HYDERABAD: Walking on dry leaves, the sound of rainfall, wind cruising through leaves on a quiet summer day — the rhythmic sounds of nature are undeniably soothing. Did you know sounds can create physiological reactions and heal parts of you? Sound engineers, musicians and singing bowl …
Read More »Inhaled Nitric Oxide can kill SARS-COV-2, reveals study- The New Indian Express
By Express News Service KOCHI: Any findings and research giving breakthroughs for tackling Covid-19 would be a relief for the health sector. A recent study involving doctors and scientists from Amrita Hospital, Kochi and School of Biotechnology, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham found that inhaled Nitric Oxide (iNO) is virucidal and has …
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