(Adds details throughout) NEW DELHI, Oct 13 (Reuters) – India and Canada agreed on Monday on a new roadmap for their relations after talks between their foreign ministers in New Delhi, as both countries seek to mend ties strained over the killing of a Canadian Sikh separatist. The two countries, both of which are looking to diversify trade away from the United States due to tariff announcements, agreed to collaborate on areas like critical minerals, trade and agricultural value chains, a joint statement said. "Reviving this partnership will not only create opportunities for enhanced economic cooperation but also help mitigate vulnerabilities arising from shifting global alliances," it said. ALMOST TWO YEARS OF STRAINED RELATIONS The statement came after Canada's Foreign Minister Anita Anan
UPDATE 1-India and Canada agree on new roadmap for relations

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