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Sri Lanka Files Appeal Against UK's Move To Remove LTTE From Terror List
Sri Lanka has appealed against a judgement from Britain's Proscribed Organisations Appeal Commission, which has delisted the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) as a proscribed terrorist organisation.
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Sri Lanka Arrests 7 For Plan To Observe LTTE Chief's Birth Anniversary
Seven persons, including a former councillor, were arrested on Monday in Sri Lanka for planning to publicly commemorate killed LTTE supremo Velupillai Prabhakaran's 64th birth anniversary, police said.
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Ex-LTTE Man Detained In Pune For Travelling With Fake Passport
A Sri Lankan national, who was allegedly a member of LTTE, was detained by immigration officials at the Pune Airport today while he was about to board a flight to Germany using a fake Indian passport.
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Tamil Prisoners End Hunger Strike in Sri Lanka
Over 200 Tamil political prisoners, who were on hunger strike in Sri Lanka to protest against being jailed for years without trial, today ended their fast following an assurance from President Maithripala Sirisena that their grievances would be addressed.
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Tourists Replace Rebels as Sri Lanka National Park Blooms
Lokaiya Peremadasa shudders as he recalls the havoc Tamil rebels used to wreak on his beloved wildlife park during Sri Lanka's brutal 37-year-long civil war.
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More bodies found in Sri Lanka's mass grave
Forensic experts have found more bodies in an unmarked mass grave in Sri Lanka's northern former war zone, taking the total number to 80, an official said on Tuesday.
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Mass grave fuels fear of thousands buried in Sri Lanka war zone
The discovery of a mass grave containing more than 30 skulls in northern Sri Lanka has fuelled speculation that there may be many more like it containing the remains of thousands who went missing during the island nation's nearly three-decade war.
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John Abraham's Madras Cafe unlikely to be released in Tamil Nadu today
Theatres in Tamil Nadu are unlikely to screen actor John Abraham's Madras Cafe, which is expected to release nationwide today.
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Tamil group Naam Thamizhar seeks ban on Madras Cafe
Naam Thamizhar (We Tamils), a Tamil activist group, has sought a ban on John Abraham's upcoming flick Madras Cafe for reportedly portraying the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) members as terrorists.
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President rejects mercy plea of Rajiv Gandhi's murderers
President Pratibha PatIl has rejected the mercy pleas of three men convicted for the 1991 assassination of the former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, paving the way for their execution, an official told AFP on Thursday. "The rejection (of the clemency petitions) happened last week after the president returned from a foreign tour," presidential spokes...
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Is the LTTE targeting the Indian Prime Minister?
The Tamil Nadu police has warned of possible strikes by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) on the Prime Minister, the Home Minister, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Karunanidhi and Home Secretary G K Pillai. The Tamil Nadu police has reportedly sent these alerts to the Union Home Ministry. However, central security agencies cannot verify the a...
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Sri Lanka Files Appeal Against UK's Move To Remove LTTE From Terror List
Sri Lanka has appealed against a judgement from Britain's Proscribed Organisations Appeal Commission, which has delisted the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) as a proscribed terrorist organisation.
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Sri Lanka Arrests 7 For Plan To Observe LTTE Chief's Birth Anniversary
Seven persons, including a former councillor, were arrested on Monday in Sri Lanka for planning to publicly commemorate killed LTTE supremo Velupillai Prabhakaran's 64th birth anniversary, police said.
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Ex-LTTE Man Detained In Pune For Travelling With Fake Passport
A Sri Lankan national, who was allegedly a member of LTTE, was detained by immigration officials at the Pune Airport today while he was about to board a flight to Germany using a fake Indian passport.
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Tamil Prisoners End Hunger Strike in Sri Lanka
Over 200 Tamil political prisoners, who were on hunger strike in Sri Lanka to protest against being jailed for years without trial, today ended their fast following an assurance from President Maithripala Sirisena that their grievances would be addressed.
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Tourists Replace Rebels as Sri Lanka National Park Blooms
Lokaiya Peremadasa shudders as he recalls the havoc Tamil rebels used to wreak on his beloved wildlife park during Sri Lanka's brutal 37-year-long civil war.
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More bodies found in Sri Lanka's mass grave
Forensic experts have found more bodies in an unmarked mass grave in Sri Lanka's northern former war zone, taking the total number to 80, an official said on Tuesday.
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Mass grave fuels fear of thousands buried in Sri Lanka war zone
The discovery of a mass grave containing more than 30 skulls in northern Sri Lanka has fuelled speculation that there may be many more like it containing the remains of thousands who went missing during the island nation's nearly three-decade war.
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John Abraham's Madras Cafe unlikely to be released in Tamil Nadu today
Theatres in Tamil Nadu are unlikely to screen actor John Abraham's Madras Cafe, which is expected to release nationwide today.
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Tamil group Naam Thamizhar seeks ban on Madras Cafe
Naam Thamizhar (We Tamils), a Tamil activist group, has sought a ban on John Abraham's upcoming flick Madras Cafe for reportedly portraying the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) members as terrorists.
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President rejects mercy plea of Rajiv Gandhi's murderers
President Pratibha PatIl has rejected the mercy pleas of three men convicted for the 1991 assassination of the former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, paving the way for their execution, an official told AFP on Thursday. "The rejection (of the clemency petitions) happened last week after the president returned from a foreign tour," presidential spokes...
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Is the LTTE targeting the Indian Prime Minister?
The Tamil Nadu police has warned of possible strikes by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) on the Prime Minister, the Home Minister, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Karunanidhi and Home Secretary G K Pillai. The Tamil Nadu police has reportedly sent these alerts to the Union Home Ministry. However, central security agencies cannot verify the a...
