Rajeev Sharma

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Kejriwal’s Security Cover Under Review Amid Political Row

Kejriwal’s Security Cover Under Review Amid Political Row

New Delhi, March 6, 2025 – The central government is reassessing the security cover of former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. Officials will evaluate the threat perception in the coming days to decide whether his Z-category security should remain or be downgraded. Kejriwal’s security, initially provided by Delhi Police, was upgraded by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) due to security threats. Political Controversy Over Security Cover The reassessment follows criticism from both the BJP and Congress over the extensive security provided to Kejriwal. The BJP accused him of using his 10-day Vipassana meditation retreat as an excuse for luxury.…
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US Halts Intelligence Sharing with Ukraine Amid Pressure for Peace Talks

US Halts Intelligence Sharing with Ukraine Amid Pressure for Peace Talks

Washington, DC, March 6, 2025 – The United States has suspended intelligence-sharing with Ukraine, further tightening the screws on President Volodymyr Zelensky after cutting military aid earlier this week. The Trump administration has reportedly halted “everything,” including critical data on Russian targets, which could severely impact Ukraine’s long-range drone strikes and air defense capabilities.According to sources cited by Reuters, the intelligence cutoff could leave Kyiv vulnerable to Russian missile attacks and strategic bomber movements. This move follows a tense Oval Office meeting where Trump and Zelensky reportedly clashed before the media, signaling a sharp shift in US policy toward a…
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Pro-Khalistan Extremist Breaches Jaishankar’s Security in London, Tears Indian Flag

Pro-Khalistan Extremist Breaches Jaishankar’s Security in London, Tears Indian Flag

London, March 6, 2025 – A pro-Khalistan extremist breached the security of External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar in London, rushing towards his convoy and tearing the Indian flag in front of police officers. The incident occurred as Jaishankar was leaving Chatham House after a scheduled discussion.A video circulating online shows the protester aggressively running toward Jaishankar’s car, taking advantage of the initial hesitation of security personnel. He managed to tear the Indian tricolor while others in his group shouted slogans from a distance. After a brief delay, the police detained the individual along with other extremists involved in the protest.The…
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Alberta pushes back on illegal U.S. tariffs

Alberta pushes back on illegal U.S. tariffs

Calgary (National Times): Alberta’s government is implementing a proportionate, measured response to U.S. tariffs and taking decisive action on internal trade with free trade and mobility agreements.   As part of its non-tariff retaliatory measures, Alberta is altering its procurement practices to ensure Alberta’s government, as well as agencies, school boards, Crown corporations and Alberta municipalities, purchase their goods and services from Alberta companies, Canadian companies or countries with which Canada has a free trade agreement that is being honoured.   “I will always put the best interests of Alberta and Albertans first. These non-tariff actions are measured, proportionate and put…
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More tax relief on the way for Jasper

More tax relief on the way for Jasper

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta’s government is committed to ensuring Jasper residents and businesses are supported as the community recovers from last summer’s wildfire. Since the beginning of the wildfire, more than $178 million has been provided from across the provincial government to support Jasper residents and businesses as the community recovers and rebuilds. Budget 2025, if passed, further supports the province’s commitment to the recovery of the Municipality of Jasper by providing more than $3 million in additional revenue stabilization funding to help compensate for lower municipal revenues, reducing the burden on municipal taxpayers.  “As people visit and move back…
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Improving safety in combative sport: Minister Schow

Improving safety in combative sport: Minister Schow

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Minister of Tourism and Sport Joseph Schow issued a statement on the recommendations from the public fatality inquiry into the 2017 death of Timothy Hague. “Alberta’s government takes athlete safety incredibly seriously and our thoughts are with Timothy Hague’s family, loved ones and community," Joseph said. “Last fall, I received 14 recommendations that were set out in the Honourable Justice C.J. Sharpe’s report to the Minister of Justice regarding the public fatality inquiry into the death of Timothy Hague. Since then, we have been hard at work meeting with municipal combative sport commissions and related stakeholders to…
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In Canada Problems of Punjabis increased , new rules implemented

In Canada Problems of Punjabis increased , new rules implemented

Canada ( Rajeev Sharma), March 5, 2025: The problems of Punjabis seem to be increasing. The rules related to visa in Canada have been made more strict, which will affect millions of people from all over India including Punjab. Mostly it will affect the students going to Canada on Study Visa. After the implementation of new strict rules, their permits are being cancelled. 35-40 percent of students who went to Canada on Study Visa are Indians, including a large number of Punjabis.  According to the new rules implemented in Canada, now border and immigration officers can cancel temporary residential visas…
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Trump Announces ‘Reciprocal Tariffs’; India Faces Key Trade Decision

Trump Announces ‘Reciprocal Tariffs’; India Faces Key Trade Decision

Washington, D.C., March 5, 2025 – U.S. President Donald Trump has announced the imposition of reciprocal tariffs starting April 2, warning that countries imposing high tariffs on U.S. goods will face equal tariffs in return. This gives India less than four weeks to adjust its customs and duties on U.S. imports or risk a similar tariff hike on Indian exports to America.In response, New Delhi has set up a high-level committee under the Ministry of Commerce to assess the impact of these tariffs. The committee includes officials from key ministries such as agriculture, food processing, heavy industry, and electronics &…
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Zelenskyy Seeks Reconciliation with Trump After U.S. Military Aid Suspension

Zelenskyy Seeks Reconciliation with Trump After U.S. Military Aid Suspension

Kyiv, Ukraine, March 4, 2025 – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed a strong desire to mend ties with the United States following President Donald Trump's decision to pause military assistance to Ukraine. In a public address, Zelenskyy reaffirmed Ukraine’s commitment to peace negotiations and stressed the critical role of U.S. support in maintaining the country’s sovereignty. Zelenskyy Calls for Constructive Dialogue Describing the recent White House meeting as “regrettable,” Zelenskyy emphasized the need for future cooperation and expressed willingness to negotiate with Russia. He proposed an initial step toward peace—a mutual cessation of hostilities, provided Moscow takes reciprocal actions.…
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Jagmeet Singh Urges Lawmaking Before Election Amid National Emergency

Jagmeet Singh Urges Lawmaking Before Election Amid National Emergency

Ottawa, March 5th , 2025 – New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jagmeet Singh has made it clear that now is not the time for a federal election. Instead, he insists that lawmakers must focus on passing and implementing crucial legislation before Canadians head to the polls. Singh Prioritizes Stability Over Elections With the country facing pressing challenges, Singh argues that political leaders should focus on governance rather than electioneering. His stance comes amid growing uncertainty over the stability of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s minority Liberal government, which relies on NDP support to pass key policies.In October 2024, Singh voiced concerns…
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