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Indian Ship Arrives In Lanka To Enhance Interoperability Between 2 Navies
Indian naval ship 'Khanjar', an indigenously-built Missile Corvette of the Khukri class, arrived in Sri Lanka's eastern port of Trincomalee on Saturday for a three-day visit to enhance the close ties and interoperability between the two navies.
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Indian Naval Ship 'Delhi' Arrives At Sri Lanka's Trincomalee Port
The Sri Lankan Navy welcomed the Indian Naval Ship (INS) 'Delhi', which arrived at the Port of Trincomalee on January 15.
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Sri Lanka Finalising Talks To Re-Acquire Oil Tanks Leased To India: Minister
Sri Lanka is nearing completion of talks with India to reacquire the 99 World War II-era oil storage tanks leased to the Indian Oil Corporation in the strategically advantaged port district of Trincomalee in the country's east coast.
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Sri Lanka To Re-Acquire 99 Oil Tanks Leased To Indian Oil: Minister
Sri Lanka will re-acquire the World War II-era oil storage tanks leased out to Indian Oil Corporation in the eastern port district of Trincomalee, Energy Minister Udaya Gammanpila has said.
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No Deals To Be Signed During PM Narendra Modi's Visit, Says Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena
Prime Minister Narendra Modi would only attend the UN 'Vesak Day' celebrations and no bilateral agreements will be signed during his visit to Sri Lanka next week, Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena has said. "No agreements will be signed during Prime Minister Modi's visit. I am aware that disinformation is being spread on social media on Prime M...
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Sri Lankan Workers To Strike Against Proposed Oil Deal With India
Workers of Sri Lanka's state-run petroleum firm are set to launch an indefinite strike from tomorrow against the government's proposed deal with India to jointly operate an oil storage facility at the strategic eastern port town of Trincomalee.
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China Says Nothing Unusual in Submarine Docking at Sri Lanka Port
Brushing aside India's concern, China today defended its submarines making port calls in Colombo, saying there is "nothing unusual" as it is an international common practice for warships to stop for refuelling at ports abroad.
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Indian Ship Arrives In Lanka To Enhance Interoperability Between 2 Navies
Indian naval ship 'Khanjar', an indigenously-built Missile Corvette of the Khukri class, arrived in Sri Lanka's eastern port of Trincomalee on Saturday for a three-day visit to enhance the close ties and interoperability between the two navies.
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Indian Naval Ship 'Delhi' Arrives At Sri Lanka's Trincomalee Port
The Sri Lankan Navy welcomed the Indian Naval Ship (INS) 'Delhi', which arrived at the Port of Trincomalee on January 15.
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Sri Lanka Finalising Talks To Re-Acquire Oil Tanks Leased To India: Minister
Sri Lanka is nearing completion of talks with India to reacquire the 99 World War II-era oil storage tanks leased to the Indian Oil Corporation in the strategically advantaged port district of Trincomalee in the country's east coast.
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Sri Lanka To Re-Acquire 99 Oil Tanks Leased To Indian Oil: Minister
Sri Lanka will re-acquire the World War II-era oil storage tanks leased out to Indian Oil Corporation in the eastern port district of Trincomalee, Energy Minister Udaya Gammanpila has said.
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No Deals To Be Signed During PM Narendra Modi's Visit, Says Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena
Prime Minister Narendra Modi would only attend the UN 'Vesak Day' celebrations and no bilateral agreements will be signed during his visit to Sri Lanka next week, Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena has said. "No agreements will be signed during Prime Minister Modi's visit. I am aware that disinformation is being spread on social media on Prime M...
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Sri Lankan Workers To Strike Against Proposed Oil Deal With India
Workers of Sri Lanka's state-run petroleum firm are set to launch an indefinite strike from tomorrow against the government's proposed deal with India to jointly operate an oil storage facility at the strategic eastern port town of Trincomalee.
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China Says Nothing Unusual in Submarine Docking at Sri Lanka Port
Brushing aside India's concern, China today defended its submarines making port calls in Colombo, saying there is "nothing unusual" as it is an international common practice for warships to stop for refuelling at ports abroad.
