Nijjar killing: If Canada's accusations are true, it only has itself to blame

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View this email in your browser In today's edition, we analyse how Canada has been unable to stem pro-Khalistan activities in the country, and is itself responsible for the rift in ties with New Delhi. Further, as Assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Telangana, and Mizoram inch closer, we explore why political parties are going all out to appease women voters. Our Must-Reads Nijjar Killing: If Canada's Accusations Are True, It Only Has Itself to Blame India-Canada Tensions Over Nijjar's Killing Trigger Sikhs' Deep-Rooted Anguish Editors' Picks As BJP & Congress Embark on Yatras in MP, the Question Is – 'Who Is More Hindu?' Implementing the Women's Reservation Bill: The Devil Is in the Delay Wooing the Woman Voter: Why Political Parties Want Women on Their Side A Closer Look 'He Feared Exams...': Arunachal Student's Suicide Sparks Protests at NIT Silchar A Nod to Pan-Asian Modernity: A UNESCO Tag for Santiniketan Was Long Overdue SUPPORT US* *Already a member of The Quint? What a star! Your support helps us do what we do better. Share Tweet Share Forward YOU play a big part in shaping our journalism and we want to hear your suggestions, new ideas, and more. Help us do what we do better, by answering a few Qs.   Copyright © 2022 The Quint, Quint Digital Media Ltd, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: The Quint, Quint Digital Media Ltd 9th Floor, Plot No 1 Sector 16 - A, Film City Noida 201301 India Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

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