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In a notable step toward restoring one of the most important diplomatic and educational relationships globally, Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar recently held a constructive conversation with Canada's new Foreign Minister Anita Anand. The dialogue, the first of its kind following the recent shift in Canada’s political leadership, is a promising sign of renewed engagement between two countries that have long shared educational, economic, and cultural bonds. With this development, international education community gears up for positive advancement in study in Canada options.

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In a significant diplomatic development, Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Canada's newly appointed Foreign Minister Anita Anand engaged in a telephonic conversation aimed at revitalizing the strained India-Canada relations. This dialogue marks the first high-level political contact between the two nations following the election of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, signaling a potential reset in bilateral ties that had deteriorated during Justin Trudeau's tenure.