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 3 Nov 2008 11:14:42 GMT Report for Abuse
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By M.R. Narayan Swamy. Delhi, India, 11:33 AM IST
India has told Sri Lanka to devolve powers in matters such as agriculture and education to the local authorities in its east if it is serious about power sharing to end the country's ethnic conflict.
At the same time, New Delhi has conveyed to Basil Rajapaksa, Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa's adviser and brother, that a military win over the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) was near impossible
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 3 Nov 2008 11:16:33 GMT Report for Abuse
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Berty anna,
Daisy has put a lot of doubt in your head ah..lolz..
lot illey anna...lighta :)) |
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 3 Nov 2008 11:18:59 GMT Report for Abuse
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Indian gdp 1.3 trillion /out of which tamil nadu is 200 billion
wow even tigerfarce talking economics now :))))))) |
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I can get you loads of Gol Gappe, juhu beach' paav bhaji & vada paav are also available :)))
mmm.. how abt chaat(dahi soat), and after that 'chai with agark' and end it with a little bit of gaajarka halwa ? :o)
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The TMVP-led provincial administration is widely seen as a toothless body. India wants Sri Lanka to seriously implement the 13th amendment to the constitution that seeks to devolve powers to provincial legislatures.
And although Sri Lanka thinks otherwise, Indian leaders reiterated to Rajapaksa that the belief in Colombo that the LTTE could be crushed was misplaced.
The president's brother was also told that Sri Lanka needs to put in place without loss of time a credible political process, failing which the military's attempt to capture the LTTE's political hub Kilinochchi will fall flat even if the region is captured.
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And although Sri Lanka thinks otherwise, Indian leaders reiterated to Rajapaksa that the belief in Colombo that the LTTE could be crushed was misplaced.
The president's brother was also told that Sri Lanka needs to put in place without loss of time a credible political process, failing which the military's attempt to capture the LTTE's political hub Kilinochchi will fall flat even if the region is captured.
Now that explains Karunanidhi' reversal from the resignation threat !
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3 Nov 2008 11:27:08 GMT Report for Abuse
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so you say, the person who support the LTTE who happens to be killing their own people other than the sinhalese is a hero.
while the person who really try to help the xTyAzMxIyLxS
(not LTTE) to live peacfully in SL is an enemy?
the ltte does not kill the Tamil civilians, it may have killed the ones who collaborated with the enemy only after extracting confessions of the crime in front of the public.
at the end of the day, the ltte is not a foreign org but a local one must have been dealt with within the frame work of local customs. what can one expect when sl had killed more than 60,000 of their own jvp youths in the name of family rule under the guise of national security!
without any doubt, eelam or no eelam,,ltte or no ltte, devolution or no devolution , sl, sl and the sl thinking must go and be destroyed! that is not negotiable and there is nothing to fear!
so blaming the ltte which is a mere manifestation will not get sl anywhere! |
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Now that explains Karunanidhi' reversal from the resignation threat !
CHENNAI: Categorically charging the Indian Government with abetting the Sri Lankan Government in eliminating the Tamils there, Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (MDMK) general secretary Vaiko said, on Saturday, that the island nation would heed to the request for a ceasefire if India imposed economic sanctions on that country.
The Indian Government had extended crores of rupees as interest-free loans to Lanka. Therefore, India could exert pressure for a ceasefire in there by threatening to cancel the trade agreements with that country and imposing economic sanctions, Vaiko said.
He also took on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi stating that none of the resolutions passed or adopted in the all-party meeting held on October 14, including the resignation of MPs elected from the State, materialised :))))))))))))) |
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