30 Indian fishermen repatriated from Sri Lanka, return journey underway
Thirty Indian fishermen were repatriated from Sri Lanka on Tuesday and are currently on their way back home, the Indian High Commission in Colombo announced.
Thirty Indian fishermen were repatriated from Sri Lanka on Tuesday and are currently on their way back home, the Indian High Commission in Colombo announced.
The ceremonial departure took place at Bandaranaike International Airport in the presence of Sri Lankan Ministers and the High Commissioner of India to Sri Lanka.
According to a statement by the Indian Navy’s spokesperson, discussions during the visit centred on operational interoperability, ongoing maritime initiatives and avenues for future collaborative engagements between the two navies.
The remark triggered sharp reactions across social media, prompting Sana to issue a clarification on her social media account. She stressed that her comment carried no ill intent.
They also paid solemn tribute at the Indian Peace Keeping Force (IPKF) Memorial, honouring the brave Indian soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice during peacekeeping operations in Sri Lanka between 1987 and 1990.
Local media said dozens of people including police officers, who were injured during the protest, were sent to hospitals.
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval had flown to Colombo in November for the trilateral discussion on maritime cooperation and security with Sri Lanka and the Maldives.
That was just as well, given that the polar opposite of the ploy, espoused and apparently about to be executed elsewhere in the world across a pretty eclectic choice of sporting disciplines, can be a recipe for disaster.
The patient had a history of high blood pressure and blood sugar
Sri Lanka is eyeing at least two million tourist arrivals in 2020 and 10 million per year by 2025.
