Indian-Origin Officials: “Run completely by Indians?”: Canadian Chairman faces backlash for calling out Indian-origin members in government agency

Canadian leaders, some critics say, may be taking cues from political rhetoric south of the border. A social media post by Canadian political figure Daniel Tyrie questioning the presence of Indian-origin officials in government has triggered sharp backlash online, reigniting debate over immigration, identity and representation in public institutions.Canada is home to a rapidly growing…

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Dubai steps up security as Iran war rages; financial institutions move staff to remote work

US financial and technology companies are stepping up security and limiting office activity in parts of the Middle East, a day after Iran warned it could target economic centres linked to the United States during the ongoing regional conflict.Citi Bank asked employees to immediately leave its regional headquarters in the Dubai International Financial Centre, according…

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‘Jaishankar spoke to Iran FM 3 times’: India flags ships safety, energy security concerns | India News

NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar has held three rounds of talks with his Iranian counterpart in recent days amid rising tensions in Middle East Asia, with discussions focusing on the safety of maritime shipping and India’s energy security.Addressing the weekly media briefing, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal sai, “External affairs…

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‘Arasan’: Vikranth and Kamalesh join Silambarasan and Vetrimaaran’s film, next schedule to commence soon |

Vikranth and Kamalesh Jagan are now part of Silambarasan and Vetrimaaran’s upcoming film ‘Arasan’. The movie is an action thriller with a strong ensemble cast. Silambarasan will portray two different characters. Filming for the next schedule is set to begin in Chennai. The film explores themes of land politics and power competition. Silambarasan is currently…

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LPG crisis in India: State-wise impact of the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz disruption

NEW DELHI: Fears of LPG shortage have begun spreading across the country as the escalating conflict in Middle East disrupts global energy supply chains. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz following Iranian retaliation against US–Israel strikes has triggered panic buying, long queues at LPG agencies and petrol pumps, and forced restaurants and small businesses…

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