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WILL KILLINGS OF INDIAN FISHERMEN BY SRI LANKAN NAVY HARM BILATERAL RELATIONS?

Created by : Rajeev Sharma, Strategic Analyst, Columnist, Publishing  | 01 23 2011 15:49:17 +0000
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Keywords : will killings of indian fishermen by sri lankan navy harm bilateral relations?
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Its a violation of bilateral treaty between both the countries. Such sporadic incidents have been happening for quite sometime, only in the recent case, the Government of India had taken cognizance of it due to the intervention of the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu who had written to the Prime Minister - Action seen due to coalition compulsion!
By S. Muralidharan, Executive Director, Knowledge Foundation & Campus Around the Corner  | 01 23 2011 16:20:36 +0000
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Definitely will hamper bilateral ties. I don't see a reason why won't killing of our countrymen enrage our govt. or us.
By Neha Choudhry, Content Writer, Service Magic Info Jobs (for Atoot.com)  | 01 23 2011 16:09:04 +0000
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No, if the Sri Lankans act responsibly. Yes, if they don't. For more details, read my write-up in The Diplomat Magazine, Tokyo on http://the-diplomat.com/indian-decade/2010/11/26/india-looks-to-sri-lanka/#respondIndia Looks to Sri Lanka. Don't miss the comments. Here it is; China has forced India out of its slumber, and this country’s policymakers are fast realizing that they’ll have to reinvigorate diplomatic efforts with close neighbours or risk China filling in strategic space in their own backyard. India has recently extended its first-ever $1 billion line of credit to Bangladesh and invested $1.2 billion in development projects in Afghanistan. In addition, projects worth over $1 billion are in the pipeline that are aimed at improving infrastructure for the Afghan people. India has also upgraded its aid projects in Burma, Nepal and Bhutan. Next, it’ll be Sri Lanka’s turn, with External Affairs Minister S M Krishna visiting the island nation this week.
By Rajeev Sharma, Strategic Analyst, Columnist, Publishing  | 01 23 2011 15:49:17 +0000
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