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What led to the India-Canada thaw

For now, the India-Canada reset is real — an understanding on both sides that the dividend of cooperation outweighs the costs of confrontation. The next months will show how durable the re-engagement is

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Canada’s Foreign Minister Anita Anand with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi. ANI

When two countries that once celebrated warm people-to-people ties and booming trade suddenly stop talking, the silence itself becomes the story. For almost two years, the public soundtrack of India-Canada relations was a discordant loop of accusations, expulsions and mutual recrimination. This month, however, the music changed — not with a single dramatic crescendo, but through a series of carefully choreographed diplomatic steps that together amount to a reset of India-Canada ties. What was once frozen is now cautiously thawing. To understand these delicately crafted diplomatic maneuvers, it’s essential to look back at the period when ties had deteriorated sharply.

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