New Delhi: India and Canada on Monday agreed on a new roadmap to rebuild bilateral relations, moving on from the acrimony over the murder of a Khalistani Sikh extremist in the North American country.

The “ambitious roadmap” aims to advance “cooperation in various domains, including trade, investment, agriculture, science and technology, civil nuclear collaboration, artificial intelligence, critical minerals, and energy”, said External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar after he and Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand met in New Delhi.

In his opening remarks in the meeting, Jaishankar avoided directly referring to India’s concerns over Khalistani Sikh extremists' secessionist campaign against India in Canada.

He, however, noted that National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and his Canadian coun

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