Rajeev Sharma

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Foreigners among 20 killed, several injured as massive fire engulfs restaurant in South Delhi’s Malviya Nagar

Foreigners among 20 killed, several injured as massive fire engulfs restaurant in South Delhi’s Malviya Nagar

Rajeev Sharma :- At least 20 people were killed while several others injured after a massive fire engulfed a restaurant in South Delhi's Malviya Nagar on Wednesday. Information about the blaze was received by the fire department at around 9 am, officials said. As many as ten firefighting vehicles were deployed at the site to douse the blaze.  Information about the blaze was received by the fire department at around 9 am, officials said. As many as ten firefighting vehicles were deployed at the site to douze the blaze The fire broke out at 8:50 am in the morning in the…
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CHCC–IABC-SME Business Networking Event Strengthens India–Canada SME Collaboration; Consul General Mahaveer Singhvi Highlights New Opportunities

CHCC–IABC-SME Business Networking Event Strengthens India–Canada SME Collaboration; Consul General Mahaveer Singhvi Highlights New Opportunities

Toronto (Rajeev Sharma): The Indo-Canada business community gathered for a successful CHCC–IABC-SME Business Networking Event, where Mahaveer Singhvi attended as the Chief Guest and engaged with business leaders, entrepreneurs, and a distinguished delegation of small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) representatives from India. During his keynote address, Consul General Singhvi underscored the vital role of SMEs in strengthening economies worldwide. He noted that small and medium-sized enterprises serve as the backbone of economic growth by driving innovation, generating employment, fostering entrepreneurship, and building resilient supply chains. Highlighting the growing economic partnership between India and Canada, Singhvi emphasized the strong complementarities between…
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Middle East Tensions Rise After Missile Exchange and US Retaliatory Action

Middle East Tensions Rise After Missile Exchange and US Retaliatory Action

Kuwait/Bahrain (Rajeev Sharma): Fresh military and diplomatic tensions have emerged in the Gulf region after the United States carried out strikes on an Iranian facility following missile launches directed toward Kuwait and Bahrain. According to US military officials, Iran fired multiple missiles toward the two Gulf nations, but none reached their intended destinations. Authorities said some projectiles malfunctioned during flight, while others were intercepted by defence systems before they could pose a threat. In response, American forces targeted a military-related installation on Iran's Qeshm Island, a strategically important location near the Strait of Hormuz. US officials described the operation as…
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CHCC BC Chapter Expresses Gratitude at Hariprabodham Vancouver Spiritual Gathering in Surrey, BC

CHCC BC Chapter Expresses Gratitude at Hariprabodham Vancouver Spiritual Gathering in Surrey, BC

Surrey (Rajeev Sharma): The CHCC BC Chapter has extended its heartfelt appreciation to Hariprabodham Vancouver for hosting a deeply inspiring and spiritually enriching gathering held on 31st May in Surrey, BC. The event brought together members of the community in an atmosphere of devotion, peace, and spiritual reflection. The gathering was marked by an uplifting evening of bhakti, prayer, and spiritual discourse, where attendees experienced a strong sense of unity and divine connection. Community members described the event as both meaningful and transformative, highlighting the importance of such programs in strengthening cultural and spiritual values within the diaspora. A major…
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Premier Smith Heads to Quebec to Deepen Economic Ties, Discuss Provincial Autonomy

Premier Smith Heads to Quebec to Deepen Economic Ties, Discuss Provincial Autonomy

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is set to visit Quebec City from June 2 to 4 as part of an effort to strengthen relations between Alberta and Quebec, with discussions expected to focus on economic cooperation, trade opportunities and provincial rights within the Canadian federation. During the visit, Smith will meet government representatives, business leaders and investors to explore potential partnerships and identify areas where the two provinces can work more closely together. The trip comes at a time when debates surrounding provincial autonomy and the balance of powers between Ottawa and the provinces continue to feature prominently…
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Alberta Opens Student Aid Applications, Commits Over $1 Billion to Higher Education Support

Alberta Opens Student Aid Applications, Commits Over $1 Billion to Higher Education Support

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Students planning to pursue post-secondary education in Alberta will soon be able to apply for financial assistance as the provincial government prepares to open applications for the 2026-27 academic year on June 3. The government has announced an investment exceeding $1 billion in student aid, aimed at helping learners manage education costs through a combination of loans, grants, scholarships and awards. Officials say the funding is intended to ensure more Albertans can access and complete post-secondary studies despite ongoing financial pressures. As part of the upcoming academic year, Alberta is increasing the amount of non-repayable assistance available…
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Alberta Marks Pride Month with Renewed Support for LGBTQ+ Community

Alberta Marks Pride Month with Renewed Support for LGBTQ+ Community

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): The Alberta government has marked the beginning of Pride Month by reaffirming its support for LGBTQ+ communities across the province and recognizing the contributions of individuals who continue to promote inclusion and equality. In a statement issued on June 1, Arts, Culture and Status of Women Minister Tanya Fir said Pride Month serves as an opportunity to celebrate the diversity of Alberta while acknowledging the role LGBTQ+ individuals play in strengthening communities throughout the province. The minister emphasized the government's commitment to fostering an environment where people feel respected and valued regardless of their identity or whom…
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Alberta Unveils $809-Million Plan to Expand Surgeries and Cut Wait Times

Alberta Unveils $809-Million Plan to Expand Surgeries and Cut Wait Times

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta's government has announced a major investment aimed at improving access to surgical care, unveiling an $809-million package that combines expanded operating capacity with a new funding model designed to treat more patients and reduce wait times. The initiative marks the beginning of a shift toward patient-focused funding, under which hospitals receive funding based on the number and complexity of procedures performed rather than through traditional block allocations. Provincial officials say the approach is intended to improve efficiency, increase transparency and ensure resources are directed where demand is highest. The first phase of the model has already…
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US Enforcement Drive Nets 30 Indian Truck Drivers Over Immigration Violations

US Enforcement Drive Nets 30 Indian Truck Drivers Over Immigration Violations

Washington (Rajeev Sharma): A large-scale immigration enforcement operation in the United States has resulted in the detention of 30 Indian nationals who were allegedly residing in the country unlawfully while working in the commercial trucking sector. The action forms part of a broader federal campaign aimed at identifying undocumented individuals operating heavy vehicles on American roads. The arrests were carried out by officials from the US Border Patrol's Yuma Sector during a targeted operation conducted in Arizona earlier this month. Authorities said a total of 52 people suspected of immigration violations were taken into custody, including 36 individuals employed as…
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Calgary Police Announce June 2026 Photo Enforcement Locations to Improve Road Safety

Calgary Police Announce June 2026 Photo Enforcement Locations to Improve Road Safety

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): : The Calgary Police Service has announced its photo enforcement locations for June 2026, continuing efforts to improve road safety and reduce collisions across the city as part of Calgary’s Vision Zero initiative. Throughout June, photo radar enforcement will focus on several Calgary communities where traffic safety concerns have been identified. The designated areas include Acadia, Aspen Woods, Beltline, Bridlewood, Castleridge, Chinatown, Cranston, Martindale, Patterson, Riverbend, Sandstone, Southwood, Sundance, Taradale, Thorncliffe, Walden and Willow Park. In addition to community-based enforcement, photo radar vehicles will also be deployed in active construction zones where workers are present. Police officials…
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