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Sri Lankan President's visit further deepens relations with India
18 June 2010
The four-day State visit of Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa to India in the second week of June was unlike any other of the kind from the southern neighbourhood.
 
Sri Lanka: One year after the war
29 May 2010
A year on after the Sri Lankan Army defeated the LTTE, the onus is now on the government to prove that it has also won the peace.
 
A 'Mandate' for Maoists?
25 May 2010
The way Union Home Minister P Chidambaram has been reduced to going public for a 'mandate' to handle the Maoist menace, violating what some Congress party colleagues too may concede as the 'collective responsibility' of the Cabinet,
 
Taking the Sri Lankan peace process forward
15 May 2010
The ORF conference stressed that the Sri Lankan state must be very sensitive towards creating the right perceptions about its policy of inclusiveness towards the Tamil minority
 
Return of Internally Displaced Persons challenging task: Sri Lanka
16 February 2010
The full-fledged effort to resettle began last September which got stuck mainly because of the suspicions raised by the security forces regarding the presence of the LTTE sympathisers among the IDPs
 
It's Rajapaksa all the way
N Sathiya Moorthy
27 January 2010
The victory confirms earlier predictions that the fulcrum of national politics has moved away from the urban centres and their elite
 
Battle for Tamil, Muslim votes will determine the poll war
Anjali Sharma
19 January 2010
The struggle is not between majority Sinhalese and minority Tamils, but a Sinhala struggle for Tamil votes
 
Lankan presidential poll through the global prism
N Sathiya Moorthy
18 January 2010
The comfort levels between the West and the UNP, with shared perceptions of liberal democracy and market capitalism is mutual
 
Sri Lanka Presidential Polls: Vote-banks and Vote-shares
N Sathiya Moorthy
12 January 2010
From war crimes to ethnic issue, from media freedom to human rights, and from corruption to nepotism, the tit-for-tat game has ensured that there are no holy cows in this poll
 


 
 
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