Expo to showcase growth trajectory of pharma industry in India to be held in Greater Noida
An expo to showcase the pharmaceutical industry’s modernisation, innovation, and sustainability will be held in Greater Noida from November 26 to 28.
Canada has amended its travel warning for its citizens in India, advising them to “remain vigilant and exercise caution” in light of the diplomatic controversy surrounding the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Safety and security are urged to be protested; visa services are suspended for entry and exit requirements. Recent updates indicate.
The decision was made, according to the Canadian government, in light of recent events in Canada and India as well as “calls for protests and some anti-Canadian sentiment on social media.”
“There are calls for protests and some anti-Canada attitude on social media in light of recent events in Canada and India. In an update on Sunday, the Canadian government urged people to be cautious and alert.
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The decision was made in light of recent events in Canada and India as well as “calls for protests and some negative sentiment towards Canada on social media,” according to the Canadian government.
There have been calls for protests and some criticism of Canada on social media in light of recent events in both India and Canada. Please be cautious and alert, the Canadian government urged in an update on Sunday.
The ministry of external affairs (MEA) in New Delhi issued a strongly worded advisory in which it mentioned “threats” against Indian diplomats and segments of the Indian community who oppose the “anti-India agenda” and urged Indian nationals to stay away from areas and potential locations in Canada where such incidents have occurred.
However, the Indian government’s travel warning was denied by the Canadian government, which claimed that India is among the safest nations in the world.
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