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Articles are short 800-850-word commentaries that provide a more analytical view of issues currently in the news.
Cross-border Nationalism
N Manoharan discusses the recent visit of Indian MP's to Sri Lanka

Will the LTTE Rise Again?
N Manoharan reviews the potential for the reemergence of the LTTE

15th Lok Sabha's Verdict : Erosion of Naxal Base in Bihar
Satish Kumar highlights the reasons for the defeat of the CPI-ML in the recent Lok Sabha elections.

Red Faces The Redder: Operation Lalgarh
Uddipan Mukherjee explains the violence in Lalgarh as a result of the failed policies of the Left Front Government.

Recent Developments in Sri Lanka: Implications for India
Report of Roundtable Discussion held at the IPCS on 6 February 2009

For a Pro-active Indian Policy on Sri Lanka
Leslie Keerthi Kumar SM argues that New Delhi ought to help address the political void likely to be created by the crushing of the LTTE

SEMINARS/CONFERENCES/DISCUSSIONS
Sri Lanka: The Way Ahead
31 December 2007

News
India and Sri Lanka signed two agreements on Terrorism and Drug Trafficking
Jagran Josh, 24 January 2013
India and Sri Lanka after the 8th round meet of the Joint India-Sri Lanka Commission on 22 January 2013 at New Delhi inked two agreements.

Explosives recovered from Sri Lanka's Sri Jayawardenapura University
Colombo Page, 19 November 2011
Nov 18, Colombo: Sri Lanka police media spokesman Superintendent of Police Ajith Rohana said that five home-made hand grenades were recovered from a ceiling of a building in the University of Sri  Jayawardenapura in Kotte.

Watch out for LTTE, requests Indian Home Ministry
Island, 12 September 2011
In the wake of the blast outside the Delhi High Court on Wednesday, the Indian Home Ministry is said to have raised the red flag to all the states asking them to watch out for Babbar Khalsa and LTTE. In an advisory issued to all the DGPs, the Secretary...

No aid to LTTE - US & India
Daily Mirror, 25 March 2011
Suggesting that the New Delhi's help should be cut off from the Tamil insurgents would be to acknowledge a separate Tamil Eelam, India said that it has ‘no problem’ with Indian assistance flowing through the Sri Lankan Government...

India denies presence of LTTE centres in Tamil Nadu
Times of India, 11 March 2011
NEW DELHI: Stunned by allegations that LTTE was operating terror camps in Tamil Nadu, India on Thursday came down heavily on Sri Lanka, asking it not to react on "speculative" and "uncorroborated" reports. Sri Lankan PM D M Jayaratne...

  Suicide Terrorism / Sri Lanka
Issue Briefs, Special Reports, Research Papers
India and Sri Lanka: Continuing Innings, Constructive Engagement
N Sathiya Moorthy
Issue Brief 140
books
Armed Conflicts and Peace Processes in South Asia
D.Suba Chandran, ed.
New Delhi: Samskriti, 2006
EVENTS
Sri Lanka: Priorities of Reconciliation
28 October 2010 , 1430-1600 hrs
India-Sri Lanka Relations
17 March 2010 , 1100-1230hrs
 
 

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