where we leave the forests of Sri Lanka and reach the seaside town of Galle with its grand lighthouse and expansive fort. The coastal path along Galle is peppered with sweet-scented frangipani trees ...

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Both arrests occurred off the coast of the northeastern Mannar district during the Navy's routine patrols of Sri Lankan waterways to prevent illegal fishing. The Sri Lankan Navy arrested at least ...

Sri Lanka, however, claimed that the Indian fishermen were illegally fishing in its territorial waters, and had attempted to “assault” its naval officers, adding that two fishermen received ...

The fishermen issue is a contentious one in the ties between India and Sri Lanka, with Lankan Navy personnel even firing at Indian fishermen in the Palk Strait and seizing their boats in several ...

(MENAFN- Colombo Gazette) India offered assistance to fishermen in Northern Sri Lanka saying it understands the significance of the fishing industry to Sri Lanka. The High Commissioner of India ...

India strongly condemned the firing incident by the Sri Lankan Navy that injured five Indian fishermen near Delft Island. The Ministry of External Affairs summoned the Sri Lankan acting high ...

The arrested fishermen, hailing from Rameswaram and Pudukottai, were taken to Jaffna in Sri Lanka, where they are expected to be questioned and presented before a judicial magistrate. This arrest ...

India on Tuesday registered a strong protest with Sri Lanka in Delhi and Colombo over the Lankan navy firing at Indian fishermen near Delft Island. According to the external affairs ministry, five ...

The names of the arrested fishermen were given as Regan, 43, Christoper, 33, Innasi Jenson, 42, and 31 others. According to a statement from the Sri Lanka Navy, they arrested the Indian fishermen ...

India condemned the Sri Lankan Navy's use of force against Indian fishermen, stressing the need for humane treatment and adherence to existing agreements. The ministry of external affairs (MEA ...