Khalistan

India-Canada relations have hit rock bottom in less than 36 hours since Canadian PM Justin Trudeau said that the country's intelligence agencies have been investigating the allegations after Nijjar who was gunned down on June 18 outside a Sikh cultural centre in Surrey, British Columbia. Soon after Canada expelled a top Indian diplomat following which India responded by expelling a senior Canadian diplomat in a tit-for-tat move. Watch as Mint explains how Trudeau's unsubstantiated allegations might have jeopardised the bilateral trade and investments worth billions between the two countries.

Demonstrators set the tone for the pro-Modi crowds in UK as Narendra Modi arrived for his bilateral meeting with Theresa May on Wednesday

Trudeau aide Daniel Jean, in rare public testimony on Monday in Ottawa, addressed the outcry over the appearance of Jaspal Atwal at a Mumbai event in February

Pakistan's deputy high commissioner was summoned to register New Delhi's objection to Islamabad's attempts to incite Sikh pilgrims to raise the Khalistan issue on their return to India

That his name was removed from the blacklist allowed Jaspal Atwal to return to India and be at the dinner hosted in honour of Canada PM Justin Trudeau, says an home ministry official

The nine Sikh separatists in the list are suspected of trying to revive the Khalistan movement in Punjab, says the state government

The Canada PMO stressed that 'As is the case with international trips, individuals sometimes travel on their own to the location of the visit'

Chief minister 'is all set to take Punjab's close business as well as people-to-people relations with Canada to the next level' with Justin Trudeau, says the statement from Amarinder Singh's office

Reforms have not helped farmers anywhere in India and have badly hit those in Punjab, says Sandeep Singh Randhawa

Delhi police nabbed the dreaded terrorist, KLF chief Harminder Singh Mintoo, on the basis of inputs passed on by Punjab police