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Why Is Colombo Still Biased Against Jaffna? (opens the original)
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'The way the government behaves, sometimes I ask myself: Are not Tamils Sri Lankans too? Why do you discriminate so much?' Kanagaratnam Jeyaratnam sells a mixer-grinder costing Rs 5,279 in India for a whopping Sri Lankan 23,000 rupees at his Jaffna shop -- far beyond the exchange rate. But he is not fleecing. Indeed, everything imported from India, chiefly Tamil Nadu across the narrow strip of sea, be it groceries, fruits, vegetables, gift items, kitchen utensils, electronics and more, is sold f
17 Years On, Sri Lanka's Missing Haunts Families (opens the original)
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Many women admit that while they keep clamouring to know the whereabouts of their disappeared family members, they are painfully aware that all of them may have been done to death. Pavala Nayaki was at home near Batticaloa town in eastern Sri Lanka when neighbours hurried to tell her that her farmer-husband had been taken away from his field by the feared Special Task Force (STF). This happened just three months before the Tamil separatist conflict ended on a bloodbath in May 2009. Batticaloa, l
Rahul Gandhi's Politics Of The Street Wins New Fans (opens the original)
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Rahul Gandhi's aggressive street politics is giving him a fresh political edge, but overplaying his role could hurt his credibility with the wider opposition, predicts M R Narayan Swamy. I have never been a fan of Rahul Gandhi. But I concede the Congress leader is increasingly gaining wider acceptability with a new found aggression against a regime which now looks fumbling most of the time. While politicians normally tend to have their voters in mind when they do something, Rahul Gandhi's abilit
How Modi's Political Aura Crumbled At Jantar Mantar (opens the original)
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It was left to an incensed Gen Z to show the rest of India that enough was enough, and that the time had come to shatter the fear psychosis generated by the government's authoritarian approach to protests and criticism, points out M R Narayan Swamy. Had he paid heed to the message of a peaceful revolution two years ago, Narendra Modi would not have had to surrender to cockroaches now. Make no mistake. The Lok Sabha election result of 2024 was nothing short of a mass upheaval. True, no mob ruled
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