Tag: Canada

Canada’s Bill C-9 and Its Implications for Hindus and Khalistani Extremism

With the enactment of Bill C-9 (Combatting Hate Act), Canada's legislative stance on hate speech, extremist iconography and religious space protection underwent an important change. The law establishes penalties for intimidation at religious institutions motivated by hatred and makes it illegal to publicly display insignia associated with terrorist groups. The law is both a chance … Continue reading Canada’s Bill C-9 and Its Implications for Hindus and Khalistani Extremism →

Canada’s Khalistan Terror, A Line Has Been Crossed

Press Release Centre for Integrated and Holistic Studies (CIHS) condemns cold blooded murder of Nancy Grewal in LaSalle, Ontario on March 3, 2026 and urges Canadian federal authorities to treat this case with full weight of counter-terrorism laws. She was targeted. She was a vocal critic of Khalistani extremism. A social media account affiliated with … Continue reading Canada’s Khalistan Terror, A Line Has Been Crossed →

Canada’s Separatism Hypocrisy Knocked Out by Trump

Canada’s Separatism Double Standard on 'Free Speech Vs Treason' Knocked Out by Trump's Right Hook

By N. C. Bipindra For years, India has accused Canada of sheltering Khalistani separatist networks that openly call for the dismemberment of the Indian state, often through rallies, illegal referendums and fundraising activities conducted on Canadian soil. Ottawa’s standard response has been predictable: these activities, however offensive to India, fall under the protection of free … Continue reading Canada’s Separatism Hypocrisy Knocked Out by Trump →

PRESS RELEASE: CIHS Hosts Interactive Session with the Ambassador of Spain to India on Strengthening of Indo-Spain Relations

CIHS Hosts Interactive Session with the Ambassador of Spain to India on Strengthening of Indo-Spain Relations

New Delhi, June 28, 2025 — The Centre for Integrated and Holistic Studies (CIHS) successfully hosted an engaging and insightful interactive session with H.E. Mr. Juan Antonio March Pujol, Ambassador of Spain to India, at Prime Ministers Museum, New Delhi.  The thought-provoking discussion on the evolving contours of Indo-Spain relations in a rapidly changing global … Continue reading PRESS RELEASE: CIHS Hosts Interactive Session with the Ambassador of Spain to India on Strengthening of Indo-Spain Relations →

Radicalised Khalistanis, a Canadian Problem

For years Canada’s mainstream parties have courted Sikh immigrants to win votes. Now, they pander to Khalistani extremists for political gains. Rahul Pawa As Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Canada for the G7 summit, an unsettling scene greeted international media: young children brandished “Khalistan” flags and even defaced a Hindu temple in Surrey with … Continue reading Radicalised Khalistanis, a Canadian Problem →

Liberal’s Buried Trudeau, Not the Damage

Resignation of Justin Trudeau is not a graceful exit—it is a desperate attempt to escape the consequences of a decade of disastrous leadership. Rahul PawaAs Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stepped onto the podium to announce his resignation after nearly a decade in power, the cameras caught a glare of watery eyes—a fleeting moment that … Continue reading Liberal’s Buried Trudeau, Not the Damage →

Upholding Harmony: Countering the Threat of Khalistani Extremism in Australia

Proposed anti-harassment laws by Victoria's Premier and uneven anti-terror enforcement expose gaps in protecting Indian diaspora communities, especially Hindus from Khalistani & Islamists. Triveni Kaul  Australia prides itself on being a vibrant multicultural society, celebrating diversity and fostering harmony among its communities. However, recent incidents involving Khalistani extremism have disrupted this balance, targeting Indian and Hindu diaspora. … Continue reading Upholding Harmony: Countering the Threat of Khalistani Extremism in Australia →

NYT Faulters, Khalistanis Go Beserk

Indian security concerns cannot be reflected from Khalistani terror lens. Rohan Giri Is it reasonable for reputed media platforms like The New York Times to arrive at conclusion even before piece the facts? In her recent piece, “Sikh Activists See It as Freedom. India Calls It Terrorism,” Anupreeta Das paints the Indian response to Khalistani … Continue reading NYT Faulters, Khalistanis Go Beserk →