IndiGo to launch direct flights from Bengaluru to Jaffna

India’s largest low-cost airline, IndiGo, has announced plans to introduce direct flights between Bengaluru and Jaffna.
Sri Lanka blames blackout on monkey, as experts warn of grid collapse
Sri Lanka was plunged into an island-wide blackout on Sunday at 11:30 a.m., leaving millions without electricity for over three hours
Still not our independence
Familiar scenes played out across the island last week as Sri Lanka marked 77 years since the end of British rule. In the Sinhala south, lion flags were hoisted with pride and Colombo’s streets saw yet another military parade. But in the Tamil North-East, a starkly different picture was evident once more. Black flags were raised, protests were held, and the enduring sense of alienation that Tamils have long felt on this so-called "Independence Day" was once again laid bare.
ICC speak out against Trump sanctions
The International Criminal Court has issued a stern rebuke after its officials had sanctions imposed on them by newly elected US President Donald Trump.
Vidaamuyarchi - A good effort
With his latest feature, Thirumeni presents a more stripped down and lean film for Ajith Kumar, going against the ‘hero worship’ seen from the star's recent films. 
Outrage after Lasantha murder suspects released by Sri Lanka’s Attorney General 
The daughter of the assassinated journalist has called for the impeachment of Sri Lanka's Attorney General.
Sri Lanka suspends four police officers amid torture allegations
Four Sri Lankan police officers have been suspended and indicted on torture charges after allegations surfaced of them abusing a suspect in custody at the Malimbada Police Station in Matara
'They are taking revenge on me to appease the Tamil diaspora' - Mahinda Rajapaksa

Mahinda Rajapaksa

Former Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapaksa claimed that current president Anura Kumara Dissanayake’s decision to remove his official residence and security detail is an act to appease the Tamil diaspora, which he alleges played a significant role in the current administration’s rise to power.

India grants 600 million rupees for Mannar hospital
India has pledged a 600 million rupee grant to upgrade the Accident and Emergency Unit and facilities at the Mannar District General Hospital
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