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25 Indian Fishermen Accused Of "Illegal Poaching" Detained By Sri Lanka
25 Indian fishermen, who were fishing in international waters, were detained by the Sri Lankan Navy along with their two trawlers, off Point Pedro town in Sri Lanka.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Slams Sri Lankan Navy Over 4 Indian Fishermen's Death
Citing information from fishermen that four of their community "died due to an attack" by the Sri Lankan Navy, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami on Thursday condemned the island nation maritime force for such acts shattering their livelihood.
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Indian Fishermen Attacked Allegedly By Lanka Navy Over Trespass, 1 Hurt
A group of Indian fishermen were attacked allegedly by Sri Lankan Navy personnel last night for allegedly trespassing into the island nation's territorial waters. One of the fishermen has been injured.
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How Sri Lanka's Army, Air Force, Navy Are Hunting For Bombing Suspects
Sri Lanka deployed thousands of troops overnight to help police search for suspects in Easter suicide bomb attacks claimed by the ISIS that killed nearly 360 people.
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Sri Lankan Navy Attacks Tamil Nadu Fishermen, 20 Boats Damaged
The Sri Lankan Navy allegedly attacked a group of fishermen from Tamil Nadu today and damaged their boats and fishing equipment, while they were fishing off the Katchatheevu island.
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Tamil Nadu Concerned Over 'Attacks' By Sri Lanka Navy On Fishermen
The Tamil Nadu government on Monday expressed concern over the "alarming increase" in number of "attacks" on Indian fishermen by the Sri Lankan Navy and sought the centre's intervention for release of 42 of them.
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Lankan Navy Attacks Tamil Nadu Fishermen; Sinks Boat, Snaps Nets
Sri Lankan Naval personnel allegedly attacked Tamil Nadu fishermen with stones besides ramming and sinking a mechanised boat and destroying fishing nets of several other vessels off Dhanushkodi, a Fishermen Association functionary said on Thursday.
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Sri Lankan Navy Allegedly Attacks, Throw Stones At Tamil Nadu Fishermen
More than 2,000 fishermen were today forced to return from sea without a catch after they were allegedly attacked by Sri Lankan Naval who threw stones and iron balls at them near Katchatheevu islet.
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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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Four fishermen injured in alleged Lankan navy attack
Four fishermen from this coastal town were injured when they were attacked allegedly by Sri Lankan naval personnel near Katchathivu islet in Tamil Nadu today.
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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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Act against Sri Lanka, says Jayalalithaa
India should show "greater firmness" to force Sri Lanka to stop attacking and arresting Tamil Nadu fishermen on the sea, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has said.
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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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Three key Tamil Nadu ports put on alert over possible terror strike using southern coastline
Three main ports in Tamil Nadu have been put on alert following inputs of possible terror attack using the coastal routes. The security agencies are coordinating with the three port authorities to "thwart any untoward incident."
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Under attack, Tamil Nadu fishermen move to other states for livelihood
As many as 3,000 fishermen, who gave up their work fearing attack by Sri Lankan Navy in Rameswaram, have moved to Kerala and Karnataka to earn their livelihood, Fishermen Association has said.
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25 Indian Fishermen Accused Of "Illegal Poaching" Detained By Sri Lanka
25 Indian fishermen, who were fishing in international waters, were detained by the Sri Lankan Navy along with their two trawlers, off Point Pedro town in Sri Lanka.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Slams Sri Lankan Navy Over 4 Indian Fishermen's Death
Citing information from fishermen that four of their community "died due to an attack" by the Sri Lankan Navy, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami on Thursday condemned the island nation maritime force for such acts shattering their livelihood.
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Indian Fishermen Attacked Allegedly By Lanka Navy Over Trespass, 1 Hurt
A group of Indian fishermen were attacked allegedly by Sri Lankan Navy personnel last night for allegedly trespassing into the island nation's territorial waters. One of the fishermen has been injured.
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How Sri Lanka's Army, Air Force, Navy Are Hunting For Bombing Suspects
Sri Lanka deployed thousands of troops overnight to help police search for suspects in Easter suicide bomb attacks claimed by the ISIS that killed nearly 360 people.
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Sri Lankan Navy Attacks Tamil Nadu Fishermen, 20 Boats Damaged
The Sri Lankan Navy allegedly attacked a group of fishermen from Tamil Nadu today and damaged their boats and fishing equipment, while they were fishing off the Katchatheevu island.
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Tamil Nadu Concerned Over 'Attacks' By Sri Lanka Navy On Fishermen
The Tamil Nadu government on Monday expressed concern over the "alarming increase" in number of "attacks" on Indian fishermen by the Sri Lankan Navy and sought the centre's intervention for release of 42 of them.
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Lankan Navy Attacks Tamil Nadu Fishermen; Sinks Boat, Snaps Nets
Sri Lankan Naval personnel allegedly attacked Tamil Nadu fishermen with stones besides ramming and sinking a mechanised boat and destroying fishing nets of several other vessels off Dhanushkodi, a Fishermen Association functionary said on Thursday.
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Sri Lankan Navy Allegedly Attacks, Throw Stones At Tamil Nadu Fishermen
More than 2,000 fishermen were today forced to return from sea without a catch after they were allegedly attacked by Sri Lankan Naval who threw stones and iron balls at them near Katchatheevu islet.
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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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Four fishermen injured in alleged Lankan navy attack
Four fishermen from this coastal town were injured when they were attacked allegedly by Sri Lankan naval personnel near Katchathivu islet in Tamil Nadu today.
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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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Act against Sri Lanka, says Jayalalithaa
India should show "greater firmness" to force Sri Lanka to stop attacking and arresting Tamil Nadu fishermen on the sea, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has said.
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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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Three key Tamil Nadu ports put on alert over possible terror strike using southern coastline
Three main ports in Tamil Nadu have been put on alert following inputs of possible terror attack using the coastal routes. The security agencies are coordinating with the three port authorities to "thwart any untoward incident."
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Under attack, Tamil Nadu fishermen move to other states for livelihood
As many as 3,000 fishermen, who gave up their work fearing attack by Sri Lankan Navy in Rameswaram, have moved to Kerala and Karnataka to earn their livelihood, Fishermen Association has said.
