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LankaWeb – Sri Lanka in debt trap , India s response shows pushback against China has begun

LankaWeb – Sri Lanka in debt trap , India s response shows pushback against China has begun
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LankaWeb – Lanka readies oil tank farm deal with India; Wang to visit Colombo after spat, may offer sweeteners

LankaWeb – Lanka readies oil tank farm deal with India; Wang to visit Colombo after spat, may offer sweeteners
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TransConflict » Sri Lanka – sectarian violence and the higher self

TransConflict » Sri Lanka – sectarian violence and the higher self
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A Fresh Assessment of Karunanidhi Sri Lanka (LTTE) Policy

A Fresh Assessment of Karunanidhi’ Sri Lanka (LTTE) Policy Book review In contrast to iconic Tamil Nadu leaders like K.Kamaraj or M.G.Ramachandran (MGR), who were invariably portrayed glowingly, Muthuvel Karunanidhi, leader of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) and many times Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, was dogged by negative portrayals. To his adoring followers, he was the quintessential Tamil icon and a relentless crusader for the Tamils’ rights and a promoter of social justice. But to his opponents, he had institutionalized corruption and was a radical Tamil nationalist who, at times, betrayed secessionist ideas. A.S.Panneerselvan’s just released biography of Karunanidhi

Tamil politics is taking a new direction- The Pottuvil to Polikandi pada yatra

by Dr Nirmala Chandrahasan For some time now the Tamil political parties and the Tamil polity have been looking to the international community to settle their problems. Thus much reliance has been placed on the Human Rights Council’s resolutions and the Geneva processes. Although this is one avenue it is not the only one. The international processes are also dependant on geo politics and the national interests of the states that are represented in these organizations and hence one cannot always expect a favourable outcome. On the other hand, when the issues facing the Tamil speaking people are taken up by the people themselves and their representatives at the ground level it could have a better outcome, as the majority community and the country at large are made aware of the grievances and issues which are agitating the Tamil speaking part of the country. This requires that the print and electronic media give adequate coverage to these events so that the Sinhala and English readin

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