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Bracknell locals remember the Thames Valley Tigers - Vimarsana News

Bracknell locals remember the Thames Valley Tigers

The Thames Valley Tigers was a professional basketball team that competed in the British Basketball League until 2005.

Judge finds no national security threat in Lockheed dispute with F-35 contractor - Vimarsana News

Judge finds no national security threat in Lockheed dispute with F-35 contractor

A Fort Worth judge says the F-35 contractor likely violated its Lockheed contract, but not in a way that threatens national security.

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Nine fishermen held by Sri Lankan Navy, fishermen associations to go on strike - Vimarsana News

Nine fishermen held by Sri Lankan Navy, fishermen associations to go on strike

Nine fishermen held by Sri Lankan Navy, fishermen associations to go on strike Updated: Updated: January 10, 2021 16:39 IST With Sunday’s arrest, 45 fishermen and five boats have been held by the Sri Lankan authorities till date, sources said Share Article AAA With Sunday’s arrest, 45 fishermen and five boats have been held by the Sri Lankan authorities till date, sources said At least nine fishermen from Thangachimadam and Rameswam, who had ventured into the sea, were reportedly arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy on charges of crossing the IMBL, in the early hours of Sunday. In support of...

Following arrests, fishermen plan protest - Vimarsana News

Following arrests, fishermen plan protest

Following arrests, fishermen plan protest Updated: Updated: Nine have been held by Lankan Navy Share Article Nine have been held by Lankan Navy Fishermen associations in Ramanathapuram have announced that they will go on strike from Monday and have passed three resolutions at a meeting in support of the nine fishermen, from Thangachimadam and Rameswam, reportedly arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy for crossing the IMBL in the early hours of Sunday. According to sources in the Fisheries Department, 517 mechanised boats had obtained tokens from Rameswaram and ventured into the sea on Saturday, ...