India’s commerce/trade minister says a recent visit to India by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has helped “reset” Canada–India relations, according to multiple outlets. The minister frames the visit as a step toward improving bilateral ties that had been strained after a high-profile killing of a Sikh activist in Canada in 2023. The reports describe the minister as saying the visit helped clear the way for a more complete reset of the relationship. While the articles emphasize the minister’s assessment of the impact of Carney’s trip, they also link the diplomatic change to the broader fallout from the 2023 incident involving the Sikh activist. The coverage portrays the minister’s comments as signaling a shift toward renewed engagement between the two governments, with Carney’s visit presented as a catalyst for improved dialogue. The reporting does not indicate, in these excerpts, specific policy changes or agreements that result directly from the visit, focusing instead on the minister’s characterization of the visit’s diplomatic significance and the desire to move past previous tensions.