India should press for equal rights to Lankan Tamils: CPI (M)

Jayalalithaa and Karunanidhi cannot forgive the Sri Lankan government and its Armed Forces for having vanquished their MENTOR Prabhakaran, whom they depended on so heavily to break away from India, and create a separate state of Tamil Nadu. This duo ...

Vaiko suggested that the new resolution be on demanding removal of armed forces and police personnel from Tamil areas in the Island nation. (Express/File) MDMK chief Vaiko today requested Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa to adopt a resolution ...

Fresh questions have been raised over Sri Lanka's armed forces conductduring the final stages of the operation against Tamil Tiger rebelsafter new photographs emerged claiming that the 12-year-old son of themilitants' leader was summarily executed. However, ...

font size decrease font size increase font size Rate this story (0 votes) The gallant Sri Lankan armed forces led by excellent commanders inspired by a Commander-in-Chief undoubtedly brought the 30 year war to a successful conclusion. But, ...

After Sri Lanka defeated one of the world's deadliest terrorist groups, the government especially its armed forces focused on stabilizing the north and east where terrorists radicalized the community. According to Professor Rohan Gunaratna, ...

The economically-active population aged 10 years and above- popularly known as a country's labour force - declined in Sri Lanka by 1.1 percent to 8.465 million due to migration of economically active persons during 2012, the Central Bank annual ...

India today disapproved of a top Sri Lankan official's reported remark regarding terrorism in that country, saying the armed conflict there was a result of Colombo denying rights to Tamils there. Responding to Sri Lankan Defence Secretary Gotabaya ...

The Sri Lankan government is intensifying a crackdown on critics by sanctioning abuses often committed by security forces or their proxies, Amnesty International said Tuesday. Journalists, the judiciary, human rights activists and opposition ...

Printing machines and newspapers at a Tamil language newspaper office in northern Sri Lanka was set ablaze by armed men forcing the press to halt printing, in a second such attack on the paper in two weeks, editor told Saturday. Must Read Gunmen ...