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New Delhi | India has once again slammed the Trudeau government over the ongoing anti-India protests in Canada. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that Canada should not promote radical people in the name of freedom of expression. Canada is a democratic country and how can they allow celebration of violence. Jaiswal said that everyone knows that we have raised with Canada several times the issue of violent thinking behind the protests taking place there against Indian leaders. Only last year, a tableau of Indira Gandhi's assassination was taken out in Brampton city. In this, two Sikh gunmen were shown…

Kyiv | Amid the Russia-Ukraine war, a plot to assassinate Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been foiled. According to private news, it was planned by the two colonels deployed for Zelensky's security. Both the officers were taken into custody. This information has been given by the Prosecutor General of Ukraine. A case of treason has been filed against both these officers. One has also been accused of being involved in terrorist action. It is claimed that both the accused had received money and weapons from Russia. #subhead1 One of the two accused was given two drones and modern weapons by…

Male | India has withdrawn 51 of its soldiers from Maldives. The President's Office of Maldives has given this information. However, he has not disclosed about the Indian soldiers remaining in Maldives. The information about withdrawal of Indian troops from Maldives has come at a time when only two days are left in the deadline given by President Muizzu. Also, a day later on May 9, Maldives Foreign Minister Musa Ameer is visiting India. #subhead1 Earlier, Maldives had informed that two batches of Indian soldiers had left the country. However, even at that time the exact number of soldiers leaving…

Washington | Amidst the Russia-Ukraine war, China is continuously giving Russia the technology to make cheap drones. With this drone, Russia is getting an edge over Ukraine. US Defence Department Pentagon said  that now America will make 'Switchblade 600' drone to defeat this technology. Which will be cheap and modern. According to the Pentagon, it is giving money to the Replicator Program for this. The Replicator Program is a plan to create America's secret weapon. Under this plan, America is making computer-operated weapons using new technology. Humans are not needed to run them. #subhead1 Despite America's threat, China is continuously…

Washington | The US State Department has given its reaction on the Indians arrested for the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. US State Department spokesperson has said that India should take this matter seriously and investigate it. Canadian police have arrested three Indians for the murder of Nijjar on May 3. Police believe that India had assigned them the task of killing Nijjar. Will wait for the results of the inquiry committee US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller was questioned during a press briefing on the accused arrested in Canada for Nijjar's murder.Responding to this, Miller said, I…

Washington | Former US President Donald Trump is accused of paying porn stars and asking them to keep quiet. A hearing in this case was held in the American court. During this, porn star Stormy Daniels testified. Stormi told that she met Trump in 2006, when he was 60 years old. Stormi was 27 years old then. Actually, Trump is accused of paying Stormi to remain silent just before the presidential election in 2016. Trump's lawyer had also admitted that he had given 1 lakh 30 thousand dollars to the porn star on Trump's behalf. After this, to compensate for…

San Franciso  | Tesla CEO Elon Musk has jumped into a debate about a new hate speech law in Canada that would allow Canadian citizens to seek financial compensation from anyone who posts discriminatory content online. The new Online Harms Bill, aims to safeguard people in Canada, especially children, from hate speech.Elon Musk retweeted a news article about the bill. This sounds insane if accurate! @CommunityNotes, please check said Musk on the social media platform X, tagging X's crowdsourced fact checking service, Community Notes. The Trudeau regime has introduced an Orwellian new law called the Online Harms Bill C-63, which will give police the…

Alberta | Families of wildland firefighters are now eligible for Alberta’s Heroes’ Fund. Alberta’s first responders put their lives on the line each day to protect their communities. The Alberta Heroes’ Fund for First Responders was established in 2020 to recognize those risks and sacrifices. Alberta is the only province with a fund of this kind. It provides a one-time, tax-free payment of $100,000 to eligible families of first responders who have lost their lives performing their duties, such as police officers, paramedics and firefighters. Alberta’s government is now expanding the fund’s eligibility, through an order-in-council, to include the families…

Alberta | Alberta’s government is supporting small business operators through the Alberta Value-Added Wood Products Program. Alberta Forestry and Parks is collaborating with Alberta Wood WORKS, and the Alberta Forest Products Association to administer the Alberta Value-Added Wood Products Program. The program received $2.25 million over five years to fund research, innovation and market entry for new products, ensuring optimal use of our forest resource and encouraging Albertans’ ingenuity while creating good-paying jobs. The program is also supporting a number of sector-wide initiatives that focus on research, training and education. This will strengthen and enhance the entire value-added wood products…

Alberta | Alberta’s government is investing nearly $4 million into Indigenous-led projects that help communities celebrate their cultures or research new business opportunities. Alberta’s government is committed to reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples, communities and organizations. One way the government is pursuing reconciliation is by supporting initiatives that enhance local economic development and Indigenous languages, cultures and arts. The Indigenous Reconciliation Initiative provides up to $100,000 per project through cultural and economic grant streams. In its first year, the Indigenous Reconciliation Initiative supported 66 projects led by First Nations, Metis Settlements, Indigenous communities and Indigenous-serving organizations. The government is now accepting…