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11 Tamil Nadu Fisherman Return Home After Release From Sri Lankan Prison
Eleven fishermen from Tamil Nadu, who were arrested by the Sri Lankan Coast Guard earlier this year, returned home on Wednesday night to an emotional reception at Chennai airport.
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21 Fishermen Arrested For Allegedly Poaching In Sri Lankan Waters
At least 21 Indian fishermen have been arrested for allegedly poaching in Sri Lanka's territorial waters, the island nation's Navy has said, taking the total number this year to 195.
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Indian Navy's Appeal To Sri Lanka: Show Humane Approach To Our Fishermen
The Indian Navy has urged its Sri Lankan counterpart to adopt a more humane approach towards Indian fishermen. This was discussed during the Indian Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) meeting held aboard a Lankan ship in the Bay of Bengal on November 4.
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Indian Fishing Boat Sinks After Collision With Lankan Navy Vessel: Report
An Indian fishing boat allegedly trespassing the International Maritime Boundary Line sank in Sri Lankan waters after colliding with a Navy vessel of the island nation and a search and rescue operation was underway for the missing fishermen, the Navy said here on Tuesday.
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Gujarat Assembly Passes Bill To Stop Fishermen From Entering Pakistan Waters
The Gujarat Assembly on Friday passed a bill to discourage local fishermen from straying into Pakistani waters near the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) in the Arabian Sea.
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23 Indian Fishermen Captured By Pakistan Off Gujarat Coast: Official
Twenty-three Indian fishermen were arrested and four boats seized near the international maritime boundary line (IMBL) off Jakhau coast in Kutch district in Gujarat by Pakistan maritime agencies, said a fishermen's outfit functionary.
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ISRO's GPS Substitute To Warn Fishermen About Disasters, Maritime Borders
Fishermen can now be alerted about natural disasters and position of the International Maritime Boundary Line while they are at the sea using the NaVIC system, a home-grown GPS, a senior ISRO scientist said Friday.
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Fishermen Released By Sri Lanka Arrive In Tamil Nadu
77 Tamil Nadu fishermen, arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy in separate incidents this year on charges of poaching, arrived at the Karaikal port near here early today after their release by the island nation.
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Sri Lanka Mulls Granting Licences To Indian Trawlers
The Sri Lankan government is considering a proposal to issue permits to a limited number of Indian trawlers to enter the International Maritime Boundary Line in an attempt to minimise illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, a media report has said.
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Sri Lankan Navy Arrests 4 Tamil Nadu Fishermen Near Jaffna
Four fishermen from Tamil Nadu were arrested by Sri Lankan Navy personnel today for allegedly crossing the International Maritime Boundary Line.
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Fishermen To Commence Fishing From Tomorrow In Tamil Nadu
The fishermen from the coastal villages in Tamil Nadu would put out to sea early morning tomorrow with the 45-day ban on fishing coming to an end today.
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Sri Lankan Court Extends Tamil Nadu Fishermen's Custody Till May 25
A Sri Lankan court today extended till May 25 the judicial custody of 21 fishermen from Thangachimadam and Pamban, who were arrested last month, S Emirite, president of Rameswaram fishermen organisation said.
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28 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lankan Navy
At least 28 Indian fishermen were arrested today by Sri Lankan Navy personnel for allegedly crossing the International Maritime Boundary Line and fishing in Lankan waters.
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Centre Should Not Treat International Maritime Boundary Line As Settled: Jayalalithaa
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today said the Centre should not treat the International Maritime Boundary Line with the island nation as a settled issue, as the constitutionality of the 1974 and 1976 agreements have been challenged in the Supreme Court.
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Steps To Check Fishermen From Straying To Foreign Waters: Sushma Swaraj
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said the issue of Indian fishermen straying into Pakistan's waters would be resolved soon with the installation of GPS in fishing boats and marking of the maritime boundary.
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11 Tamil Nadu Fisherman Return Home After Release From Sri Lankan Prison
Eleven fishermen from Tamil Nadu, who were arrested by the Sri Lankan Coast Guard earlier this year, returned home on Wednesday night to an emotional reception at Chennai airport.
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21 Fishermen Arrested For Allegedly Poaching In Sri Lankan Waters
At least 21 Indian fishermen have been arrested for allegedly poaching in Sri Lanka's territorial waters, the island nation's Navy has said, taking the total number this year to 195.
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Indian Navy's Appeal To Sri Lanka: Show Humane Approach To Our Fishermen
The Indian Navy has urged its Sri Lankan counterpart to adopt a more humane approach towards Indian fishermen. This was discussed during the Indian Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) meeting held aboard a Lankan ship in the Bay of Bengal on November 4.
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Indian Fishing Boat Sinks After Collision With Lankan Navy Vessel: Report
An Indian fishing boat allegedly trespassing the International Maritime Boundary Line sank in Sri Lankan waters after colliding with a Navy vessel of the island nation and a search and rescue operation was underway for the missing fishermen, the Navy said here on Tuesday.
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Gujarat Assembly Passes Bill To Stop Fishermen From Entering Pakistan Waters
The Gujarat Assembly on Friday passed a bill to discourage local fishermen from straying into Pakistani waters near the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) in the Arabian Sea.
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23 Indian Fishermen Captured By Pakistan Off Gujarat Coast: Official
Twenty-three Indian fishermen were arrested and four boats seized near the international maritime boundary line (IMBL) off Jakhau coast in Kutch district in Gujarat by Pakistan maritime agencies, said a fishermen's outfit functionary.
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ISRO's GPS Substitute To Warn Fishermen About Disasters, Maritime Borders
Fishermen can now be alerted about natural disasters and position of the International Maritime Boundary Line while they are at the sea using the NaVIC system, a home-grown GPS, a senior ISRO scientist said Friday.
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Fishermen Released By Sri Lanka Arrive In Tamil Nadu
77 Tamil Nadu fishermen, arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy in separate incidents this year on charges of poaching, arrived at the Karaikal port near here early today after their release by the island nation.
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Sri Lanka Mulls Granting Licences To Indian Trawlers
The Sri Lankan government is considering a proposal to issue permits to a limited number of Indian trawlers to enter the International Maritime Boundary Line in an attempt to minimise illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, a media report has said.
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Sri Lankan Navy Arrests 4 Tamil Nadu Fishermen Near Jaffna
Four fishermen from Tamil Nadu were arrested by Sri Lankan Navy personnel today for allegedly crossing the International Maritime Boundary Line.
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Fishermen To Commence Fishing From Tomorrow In Tamil Nadu
The fishermen from the coastal villages in Tamil Nadu would put out to sea early morning tomorrow with the 45-day ban on fishing coming to an end today.
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Sri Lankan Court Extends Tamil Nadu Fishermen's Custody Till May 25
A Sri Lankan court today extended till May 25 the judicial custody of 21 fishermen from Thangachimadam and Pamban, who were arrested last month, S Emirite, president of Rameswaram fishermen organisation said.
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28 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lankan Navy
At least 28 Indian fishermen were arrested today by Sri Lankan Navy personnel for allegedly crossing the International Maritime Boundary Line and fishing in Lankan waters.
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Centre Should Not Treat International Maritime Boundary Line As Settled: Jayalalithaa
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today said the Centre should not treat the International Maritime Boundary Line with the island nation as a settled issue, as the constitutionality of the 1974 and 1976 agreements have been challenged in the Supreme Court.
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Steps To Check Fishermen From Straying To Foreign Waters: Sushma Swaraj
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said the issue of Indian fishermen straying into Pakistan's waters would be resolved soon with the installation of GPS in fishing boats and marking of the maritime boundary.
