op-ed | Complex legacy: Katchatheevu dispute's complex, colonial legacy cannot be distilled down to parochial anxieties

Since 1956, when India and Ceylon recognised the need for a maritime boundary, the ‘Kachcha Thivu [sic] Island Dispute’ echoed in the Lok Sabha, only to be overruled by PM Nehru

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