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Jayalalithaa Asks PM To Ensure Release Of Tamil Fishermen From Sri Lanka
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking his personal intervention for release of four Indian fishermen arrested by Sri Lankan navy, besides release of 103 boats.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa Seeks PM's Intervention For Release Of Arrested Fishermen
With over 80 Indian fishermen languishing in Sri Lankan prisons, Tamil Nadu government has once again sought Central intervention for their release.
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4 Tamil Nadu Fishermen Detained By Sri Lankan Navy
Four fishermen from Rameswaram were taken into custody by Sri Lanka navy while fishing near Katchatheevu in the third instance of such action this month by the island country.
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Fishermen Withdraw Agitation in Tamil Nadu
The fishermen who planned a series of agitations demanding the authorities for steps for the release of their counterparts and boats, arrested by Sri Lankan Navy from yesterday, withdrew their protests after Union minister of state Pon Radhakrishnan invited them for talks on August 14 at Chennai.
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Fishermen Hold Demonstration in Tamil Nadu; Fishing Boycott Enters Fifth Day
Intensifying their five-day old indefinite boycott of fishing pressing for safety and security in traditional areas in the Palk Bay, fishermen of this district today held a demonstration in front of the Collectorate in Ramanathapuram.
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Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Meets Sushma Swaraj, Fishermen Issue on Top of Agenda
Sri Lanka's Foreign Affairs Minister, G L Peiris, is in India on a three-day visit. Today, he met External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj over lunch where Mr Peiris reiterated president Rajapakse's invitation to PM Modi to visit India.
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Arrest of Indian fishermen by Sri Lankan navy: J Jayalalithaa writes to PM
In a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh yesterday, she referred to the arrest of 19 Tamil Nadu fishermen two days back and said she was at a "loss of words to convey my deep anguish over the repeated apprehension and incarceration" of a large number of fishermen."
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Jayalalithaa urges PM Manmohan Singh to take up attack on Tamil Nadu fishermen with Sri Lanka
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today urged Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to take attacks on fishermen personally at the highest level in Sri Lanka to ensure "immediate de-escalation".
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Jayalalithaa blames Centre's 'meek response' behind repeated attacks on Tamil Nadu fishermen
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to impress upon Sri Lanka in the strongest possible manner to stop attacks on fishermen allegedly by Lankan navy.
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Jayalalithaa seeks dialogue between Tamil Nadu and Lankan fishermen
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today requested Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to facilitate a dialogue between fishermen associations in the state and Sri Lanka in Chennai in December following frequent attacks and arrests of fishermen by naval personnel of the island nation.
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Jayalalithaa Asks PM To Ensure Release Of Tamil Fishermen From Sri Lanka
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking his personal intervention for release of four Indian fishermen arrested by Sri Lankan navy, besides release of 103 boats.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa Seeks PM's Intervention For Release Of Arrested Fishermen
With over 80 Indian fishermen languishing in Sri Lankan prisons, Tamil Nadu government has once again sought Central intervention for their release.
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4 Tamil Nadu Fishermen Detained By Sri Lankan Navy
Four fishermen from Rameswaram were taken into custody by Sri Lanka navy while fishing near Katchatheevu in the third instance of such action this month by the island country.
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Fishermen Withdraw Agitation in Tamil Nadu
The fishermen who planned a series of agitations demanding the authorities for steps for the release of their counterparts and boats, arrested by Sri Lankan Navy from yesterday, withdrew their protests after Union minister of state Pon Radhakrishnan invited them for talks on August 14 at Chennai.
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Fishermen Hold Demonstration in Tamil Nadu; Fishing Boycott Enters Fifth Day
Intensifying their five-day old indefinite boycott of fishing pressing for safety and security in traditional areas in the Palk Bay, fishermen of this district today held a demonstration in front of the Collectorate in Ramanathapuram.
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Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Meets Sushma Swaraj, Fishermen Issue on Top of Agenda
Sri Lanka's Foreign Affairs Minister, G L Peiris, is in India on a three-day visit. Today, he met External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj over lunch where Mr Peiris reiterated president Rajapakse's invitation to PM Modi to visit India.
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Arrest of Indian fishermen by Sri Lankan navy: J Jayalalithaa writes to PM
In a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh yesterday, she referred to the arrest of 19 Tamil Nadu fishermen two days back and said she was at a "loss of words to convey my deep anguish over the repeated apprehension and incarceration" of a large number of fishermen."
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Jayalalithaa urges PM Manmohan Singh to take up attack on Tamil Nadu fishermen with Sri Lanka
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today urged Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to take attacks on fishermen personally at the highest level in Sri Lanka to ensure "immediate de-escalation".
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Jayalalithaa blames Centre's 'meek response' behind repeated attacks on Tamil Nadu fishermen
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to impress upon Sri Lanka in the strongest possible manner to stop attacks on fishermen allegedly by Lankan navy.
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Jayalalithaa seeks dialogue between Tamil Nadu and Lankan fishermen
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today requested Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to facilitate a dialogue between fishermen associations in the state and Sri Lanka in Chennai in December following frequent attacks and arrests of fishermen by naval personnel of the island nation.
