India has subtly told Canada not to doubt the sincerity of DoT’s efforts to help Research-in-Motion (RIM) in resolving the security issues raised by local authorities. It has asked RIM, the Canada-based manufacturere of BlackBerry to cooperate with the Communication Ministry.This was conveyed to Canadian High Commissioner David M. Malone through a communication from the Ministry of External Affairs after the envoy had written a letter to Communication Minister A. Raja questioning the manner in which the Department of Telecommunications conducted the discussions.Malone had also expressed doubt on whether those involved on the Indian side are actually empowered to settle the matter."It would be advisable for RIM to recognise that Department of Telecommunications is trying to be helpful in the case and to work together with them. It may not help the RIM cause to make allegations about those who are trying to help them," the MEA said in a letter written to Malone on April 25.  » Original News