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Tamil journalist threatened, barred from publishing footage as residents argue with Devananda - Vimarsana News

Tamil journalist threatened, barred from publishing footage as residents argue with Devananda

A Tamil journalist who had attended a public meeting chaired by Sri Lanka’s Fisheries Minister and government-aligned paramilitary leader Douglas Devananda was threatened by his security for filming an argument between residents and the minister. 

Mullaitivu fishermen slam Sri Lanka's fisheries minister for failing to prevent illegal fishing - Vimarsana News

Mullaitivu fishermen slam Sri Lanka's fisheries minister for failing to prevent illegal fishing

Tamil fishermen from Mullaitivu have criticised Sri Lanka's Fisheries Miniser Douglas Devananda, and leader of the notrious government-aligned EPDP paramilitary group, for failing to prevent Indian fishermen from poaching in Sri Lankan waters.

Uncomplicated route to Kachchatheevu - Vimarsana News

Uncomplicated route to Kachchatheevu

Latest news, analysis and opinions from the Daily FT, Sri Lanka's only national business newspaper. ..

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Modi Reopens Settled Dispute with Sri Lanka to Woo Tamil Voters - Vimarsana News

Modi Reopens Settled Dispute with Sri Lanka to Woo Tamil Voters

India and Sri Lanka signed an agreement in 1974 recognizing Sri Lankan sovereignty over the tiny island of Katchatheevu.

SRI LANKA – INDIA Modi reignites Katchatheevu Island dispute between India and Sri Lanka - Vimarsana News

SRI LANKA – INDIA Modi reignites Katchatheevu Island dispute between India and Sri Lanka

India ceded the atoll in 1974 when the Indian National Congress led by Indira Gandhi was in power. Experts believe the prime minister is using the issue to woo voters in India’s southern states ahead of national elections, set to start on 19 April.