Canada Admits India Was Right, Names Khalistani Terrorists 41 Years After the Kanishka Bombing

For 41 years, India insisted that the 1985 Air India Kanishka bombing was planned by Khalistani extremists operating from Canadian soil. Now, Canada's own intelligence agency has finally acknowledged that reality. Why did Ottawa take more than four decades to officially say what investigators, victims' families and India had maintained all along? This report examines the CSIS statement, the devastating Air India Flight 182 bombing that killed 329 people, the intelligence failures, the destruction of crucial evidence, and the political calculations that delayed an official acknowledgment. It also explores how this admission could reshape India-Canada ties under Prime Minister Mark Carney, what it means for the global debate on Khalistani extremism, and why this moment represents diplomatic vindication for India. Was this simply overdue honesty, or the beginning of a broader policy shift? Watch the full analysis. #kanishka #airindia182 #khalistan #canada #india #indiacanada #csis #terrorism #justintrudeau #markcarney #airindia #nijjar #timesaxis #toi AXIS is where the world is explained through India’s lens. For decades, global narratives have been shaped by Western media... told through Washington, London or Beijing. But as India rises as a major economic, military and diplomatic power, why should others define the world for us? Why shouldn’t India shape its own voice, own perspective, and own narrative? That’s where AXIS comes in. We decode global power shifts, wars and conflicts, the India-China rivalry, Pakistan, West Asia, oil shocks, trade battles and neighbourhood politics - with one key question: What does this mean for India and for you? As India rises, so should its share of voice! Subscribe To AXIS — The World Through INDIA'S LENS. #India #Geopolitics #China #Pakistan #Bangladesh #WorldNews #Defence #IndianArmy #Indian Navy #IAF #TimesAXIS #TOI