CANADA TERROR
"Discussing ACITI": EAM Jaishankar holds trilateral meeting with Australian, Canadian counterparts
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar held a trilateral meeting with Canadian and Australian counterparts in Atlanta. They discussed the Australia-Canada-India Technology and Innovation Partnership focused on green energy and supply chains. Jaishankar emphasized the need for diplomatic solutions to global challenges and highlighted issues impacting the Global South. He noted the adverse effects of military actions on civilian shipping and emphasized market access issues.
India-US ties shift to deal-making as Trump's Iran policy looms
India must adapt to a US relationship driven by pragmatic deal-making, rethink its diaspora policy amid anti-immigrant sentiment, and play a bigger role in easing Iran tensions and shaping the global order.
India condemns attack on church in Jordan's Karak; reaffirms zero tolerance for terrorism
India has condemned the attack on a church in Karak, Jordan, which occurred during a funeral. The Ministry of External Affairs expressed condolences to the victims' families and wished for a swift recovery for the injured. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar shared similar sentiments and emphasized India's commitment to combating terrorism. Jordan's King Abdullah II vowed to retaliate against those responsible for the attack.
Fire at Canada military base kills 4, at least 39 hospitalized including 19 critical
Four Canadian service members died and 39 others were injured during live-fire training in Alberta. The fire rapidly spread due to shifting winds, catching soldiers off guard during their exercises. Emergency medical responses involved multiple hospitals treating severe injuries, including burn victims requiring extensive care. The military is investigating the incident, while safety protocols will be reviewed based on the findings.
Safety of Indian seafarers, tankers raised in Doval's conversation with Iranian counterpart, says MEA
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval engaged in a phone conversation with Mohsen Rezaei regarding regional security concerns. They specifically addressed the safety and security of Indian seafarers and tankers in the Gulf. India condemned recent attacks on civilian infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, calling them unacceptable. Discussions regarding potential bilateral trade agreements with the United States were also highlighted.
US hits Bank of America with $1.2 billion fine, says it violated money laundering, sanctions laws
The US Treasury Department announced a $1.2 billion fine against Bank of America for violating anti-money laundering laws. This penalty marks the third-largest ever imposed by the department in its history. Alongside this fine, Bank of America settled for $11.6 million over sanctions violations related to various programs. The bank acknowledged willful violations of the Bank Secrecy Act, emphasizing its commitment to compliance.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand to visit India on October 13
Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs Anita Anand plans to visit India and the UAE from October 13 to October 16. She will meet with Minister of External Affairs Dr. S Jaishankar to discuss trade, energy, and security cooperation. In India, Anand will participate in the Bloomberg New Economy Forum alongside high-level meetings to promote collaboration.
Want to watch Below on Netflix? Here’s a guide to Josh Hartnett’s new sea-creature thriller
Below is a new thriller series released on Netflix on October 8, 2026, featuring Josh Hartnett. The plot follows Calvin Penney, a fisherman with an unknown sea creature. Calvin teams up with marine researcher Fonda Howander. The series explores community bonds, struggles, and hidden secrets amid the chaos.
India, Canada agree to boost security ties, extradition cooperation
India and Canada have committed to enhance collaboration in combating transnational organised crime and terrorism. The discussions took place between National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and Canadian advisor David Morrison in New Delhi. Both sides recognised the importance of ongoing bilateral security dialogues to maintain stability.
India cosponsors multilateralism event at UN as system feels heat
India co-sponsored the first-ever Partners for Multilateralism Summit at the United Nations with several other nations. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlighted the need for more cooperative and transparent global governance. The summit addressed critical issues such as climate action, health preparedness, and international security. Additionally, a V4+India foreign ministers' meeting occurred, focusing on enhancing cooperation in various sectors.
No advisory for cops to avoid uniforms outside of stations: Punjab Police
Punjab Police has denied issuing any advisory for personnel to avoid wearing uniforms. A purported advisory circulating online, which suggested wearing civil dress, has been declared fake. Opposition leaders had claimed the police issued such an advisory after a recent murder incident. State police clarified that no such advisory was issued by any official office. Citizens and police are advised to rely only on official channels for information.
India co-sponsors inaugural partners for multilateralism summit at UN
India co-sponsored a UN summit on multilateralism, stressing participative deliberations. Leaders met as the global order faces significant stress and geopolitical tensions. They discussed addressing crises like fuel, food, and finance through cooperation. Reformed multilateralism is essential for strengthening international law and norms. The summit aimed to reinforce cooperation for peace, security, and development.
In 1845, two British ships entered the Arctic with 129 men searching for the Northwest Passage; both vessels and every member of the expedition disappeared
The collaboration between Inuit wisdom and Western scientific approaches facilitated the remarkable finding of two elusive ships from the Franklin Expedition. This ill-fated journey, led by Sir John Franklin with 129 crew members, sought the Northwest Passage in the Arctic. After an extensive search, the wrecks of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror were discovered, underscoring the invaluable insights provided by Inuit oral traditions in unraveling historical enigmas.
Lawrence Bishnoi's associate deported from Canada, arrested by Punjab Police
A close associate of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi was arrested after deportation from Canada. Karamveer Singh provided support and a hideout to Anmol Bishnoi in the USA. He faced charges under the IPC, Arms Act, and Passport Act. Anmol Bishnoi was previously deported from the US in November 2025. Singh has a criminal history involving murder and extortion charges.
Red Fort blast suicide bomber stored urine in polythene: NIA finds PDF with instruction on how to make a bomb using urine
The NIA chargesheet says Red Fort blast accused Umar-un-Nabi stored urine in a polythene bag while hiding in Nuh. The agency also cited a PDF allegedly recovered from the accused's pen drives that described a method of preparing explosives using urea nitrate and mentioned extracting urea from urine.
Mother of ISIS terrorist who plotted to ‘create the next 9/11’ is running for public office in Canada, she says she wants ‘safe and welcoming’ schools
The mother of an ISIS terrorist convicted for plotting a deadly New York City attack inspired by plans to “create the next 9/11” is running for a school board trustee position in Canada. Dr. Khdiga R. Metwally says she “rejects violence and extremism in all forms” and wants voters to judge her on her education experience and plans for students and families.
India's firm stance holds as Pakistan pleads internationally over Indus Waters Treaty suspension
Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has appealed to the international community over India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, warning of consequences for regional peace and security. Speaking at a US-based seminar, Dar highlighted Pakistan’s water vulnerabilities and climate pressures, while India maintains the treaty will remain suspended until cross-border terrorism ends.
Trump effect? Canadian broadcaster tells journalists not to call 9/11 a terrorist attack ahead of 25th anniversary
In a recent development, Canadian broadcaster CBC has reportedly advised its journalists to refrain from referring to the 9/11 events as a 'terrorist attack.' This directive is in line with their editorial policies that stress the careful use of such terminology. The guidance comes during a period of heightened trade tensions between Canada and the United States, countries that maintain a close economic relationship, especially in the energy sector.
3 fugitive gangsters deported from Malaysia
Indian agencies successfully apprehended three fugitive gangsters from Malaysia. These individuals are linked to the Bambiha gang and face serious charges. They were deported on August 18 and handed over to Punjab Police. Advanced technology aided agencies in tracing and expediting their extradition. Indian agencies have deported fifty-one hardened criminals in 2026.
Quote of the Day by Keanu Reeves: “How do I confront aging? With a… – Inspiring lessons on aging, growing older, acceptance, uncertainty and why age is just a number by the Canadian actor known for his powerful performances and deep insights on experiences and life
Quote of the Day by Keanu Reeves: Keanu Reeves’ quote, “How do I confront aging? With a wonder and a terror. Yeah, I’ll say that. Wonder and terror,” explores the complex emotions people can experience as they grow older. The quote suggests that aging can bring both curiosity and appreciation for life, while also creating fear and uncertainty about the passage of time, change, and the future.
In 1848, Franklin's crew abandoned HMS Terror in the Canadian Arctic; 168 years later, researchers found plates and bottles still resting on its shelves
After 167 years, the HMS Terror has been found in Terror Bay, unveiling a treasure trove of well-preserved artifacts such as plates and glasses. These remarkable discoveries shed light on the crew's last moments and the mysteries surrounding their fate. Furthermore, recent research challenges the previous assumption regarding lead poisoning as the cause of the expedition's demise, suggesting that more secrets from this historic Arctic journey remain to be uncovered.
Canada under terror threat? Newly unsealed files reveal soldiers spoke of ‘another Waco’ as RCMP uncovered weapons stockpile and plot for armed uprising
Four Quebec men face charges related to terrorism. Marc-Aurele Chabot, Simon Angers-Audet, Raphael Lagace, and Matthew Forbes were arrested. They are linked to an anti-government group. The group planned to seize land by force. Authorities seized a large cache of weapons. Chabot allegedly spoke of orchestrating another Waco. The men engaged in paramilitary training. The investigation remains ongoing.
Mark Carney calls Kanishka bombing "deadliest attack" in Canada's history
On the anniversary of the Air India Flight 182 bombing, leaders like Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre expressed solidarity against terrorism. They remembered the victims of the Kanishka bombing.
India not a football to be kicked around, but an ally to be embraced, says Ex-Pentagon official
Michael Rubin says Mark Carney is better for India-Canada ties than Justin Trudeau. Rubin believes Canada needs to act maturely with India. He criticizes Trudeau's approach as political and not principled. Rubin accuses Trudeau of exaggerating claims about Hardeep Singh Nijjar and Khalistan. He urges Canada to address Khalistani extremism firmly.
NIA court declares six gangster-turned-terror operatives proclaimed offenders
Six gangsters turned terrorist from Canada and Pakistan, including Arshdeep Singh, Lakhbir Singh Sandhu, and Harvinder Singh Sandhu, have been declared as "proclaimed offenders" by a special NIA court. The NIA had filed a charge sheet against nine accused in a case relating to terror activities of banned pro-Khalistan terrorist organisations. The terrorist groups were involved in smuggling arms, ammunition, explosives, IEDs, and other contraband across borders.
India, Canada conclude comprehensive counter-terror joint action plan
This was decided at the 16th meeting of the Canada-India Joint Working Group on Counter-Terrorism and its Expert Sub-group was held in Ottawa on March 26 and 27, officials said.
Terror funds rap on Canada group
The Canada Revenue Agency auditors, in their report, said that Islamic Society of North America-Canada had acted as a “conduit” for other organisations and its resources “may have directly or indirectly, been used to support the political efforts of Jamaat-e-Islami and/or its armed wing Hizbul Mujahideen”.
PM Narendra Modi calls for UN resolution to unitedly fight terrorism
PM Modi today called for a UN resolution to unitedly fight against the menace and its support base as he condemned the terror attack on Canada's Parliament Hill last year.
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