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Photograph above: Sri Lankan Air Force drone footage showing tens of thousands of Tamil civilians in Mullivaikkal. May 16th 2009. As Tamil civilians attempted to surrender to the oncoming Sri Lankan military, many were slaughtered.

The raid led to the confiscation of a substantial amount of Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) amounting to Rs. 1,85,500, comprising 371 notes of Rs. 500 denomination.

The police in Assam have seized fake currency notes worth Rs 1,85,000 and also arrested one person in this connection, an official said on Thursday.An official said that the Special Task Force (STF) conducted an operation based on specific ...

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On this day 15 years ago, Stephen Sunthararaj, an activist who had exposed the trafficking of Tamil children into international prostitution rings, was abducted and forcibly disappeared in Colombo by armed men in military uniforms. As part of his work he had told the then United States Ambassador in Colombo about prostitution rings run by government aligned paramilitaries in

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Photograph from US State Department report of “characteristic cluster bomb smoke cloud from a shelling on May 7 in Mullivaikkal". More cluster bombs hit No Fire Zone The Sri Lankan army launches cluster bombs inside the No Fire Zone, one of several such attacks in the last few months.

Photograph taken on May 6th 2009 inside the No Fire Zone. A US State Department report says that on the 6th of May, A local source reported that the remaining hospital facilities were continually hit by SLA shelling, even though their locations had been carefully reported to the government.

Photograph: Inside the final conflict zone, pictured on May 5th 2009. As the Sri Lankan military continued its shelling of the No Fire Zone, the LTTE called on the international community to facilitate the delivery of urgent humanitarian aid.

Union home minister Amit Shah will hold organizational meeting and join rallies in the state tomorrow.