Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is making his first trip to India this week in his latest effort to diversify trade away from the United States and restore relations with the world’s

By Maria Cheng OTTAWA, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney arrives in Mumbai on Friday on his first official visit to India, hoping to reset the sometimes fractious relationship with the world's most populous country as he seeks new global alliances.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is visiting India to reset strained ties and push deeper trade cooperation with New Delhi. On Friday, he arrived in Mumbai for a four-day trip. He plans talks

Mark Carney will begin his visit in Mumbai on February 27, where he will spend two days engaging with a wide range of Indian and Canadian stakeholders.

Mark Carney arrived in Mumbai on February 27 as part of his first official visit to India after assuming office. During his two-day stay in the city, the Canadian Prime Minister participated in an innovation showcase and interacted with university researchers, focusing on collaboration in technology, research and higher education.

Will Prime Minister Mark Carney’s upcoming trip to India mark a turning point after years of strained relations and lay the groundwork for a major trade deal? The visit also raises tough questions about diplomacy,

India and Canada have solidified a historic agreement for long-term uranium supply during Prime Minister Modi's meeting with Canadian PM Mark Carney. This deal aims to enhance energy cooperation and achieve a $50 billion trade target,