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India and Canada aim to reach $50 billion in bilateral trade and finalize a comprehensive economic partnership soon.
Canada positions itself as a reliable LNG supplier from the west coast to diversify energy exports beyond the United States.
Diplomatic channels are being re-engaged as tensions over past allegations ease, signaling normalized relations.

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Carney and Modi used Modi’s New Delhi visit to reset bilateral ties with a focus on trade and partnerships.
The two nations signed memorandums and a landmark $2.6bn uranium deal as they boosted trade prospects.
Canada aims to reach C$70 billion in two-way trade with India by 2030, signaling growth targets.
Officials stressed ‘principled pragmatism’ and noted not every partner shares all Canada’s values.
Canada signaled ongoing measures to combat transnational repression amid security concerns.
India publicly rejected foreign interference allegations related to Nijjar’s death and other security issues.
Canadian concerns involve a consular employee reportedly aiding Nijjar’s case, linked to India’s intelligence service.
Canada’s spy agency noted Nijjar’s murder signaled an escalation in India’s repression efforts.
Security concerns were voiced as a prominent Sikh activist received credible threats on his family’s safety.
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand cautioned that official comments do not capture the full security reality.

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The piece argues the 'PM Modi is upset' headlines undermine the PMO's control and optics.
The article links past reactions to similar headlines with Sonia Gandhi-era coverage and accountability dynamics.
The author notes a shift after 2014, when there was no ‘Super PM’ to shield the government from accountability.
The piece cites specific governance issues, including the AI summit and Epstein-related references, as challenging the messaging strategy.
The article argues the rhetoric harms Modi’s image of total control and weakens the government’s accountability mechanisms.
The author points to media and opposition campaigns, such as the 'Save Constitution' effort, as context for the current discourse.
The piece highlights recent cabinet actions and ministerial responses as indicators of a fragile communications approach.
The article contrasts the current era with prior governance, implying messaging gaps before major elections in 2024.
The author concludes Modi remains popular but cautions the party not to lose its strength in communications and optics.
The article frames the narrative as a strategic problem impacting accountability and public perception.

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