Sri Lankan military grants access to Palaly temple – but Tamils remain in limbo

Following decades of military occupation, the Sri Raja Rajeswary Amman Temple in Palaly East has finally been opened for public worship.
DTNA secures both Mayor and Deputy Mayor posts in Vavuniya
Sundaralingam Kandeepan and Parameshwaran Kartheepan of DTNA elected as Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Vavuniya by a narrow one-vote margin.
Sri Lanka's central bank overstates foreign reserve by USD $1.4bn
Sri Lanka's foreign reserves have been overstated by USD $1.4 billion in central bank reporting due to the inclusion of a currency swap from China that does not meet international standards.
India extends financial assistance for ferry service to Tamil Eelam

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The Indian government has announced the extension of its financial assistance for another year to support the passenger ferry service between Kankesanthurai in Tamil Eelam and Nagapattinam in Tamil Nadu.

Sri Lankans in Israel injured in Iranian missile attacks
Several Sri Lankans have been injured by Iranian missile attacks confirmed Colombo, as it temporarily halted the dispatch of workers to Israel.
‘No room for policy errors’ – IMF’s Gita Gopinath urges Sri Lanka to avoid past mistakes

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As Sri Lanka approaches the final stages of its current US $3 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout programme, IMF First Deputy Managing Director Dr Gita Gopinath issued a stark warning in Colombo this week, stressing that there is “no room for policy errors” and that this must be the last such rescue package the island requires.

‘No vision, no courage’ – Families of the disappeared in Vavuniya condemn Tamil political leadership
Marking the 3,036th day of their continuous protest, the Association of Families of the Disappeared in Vavuniya issued a scathing condemnation of Tamil political leadership, accusing them of lacking vision, courage, and a strategy for securing justice for the Tamil people.
UK MP calls on Foreign Secretary to press Sri Lanka over Chemmani mass grave
British MP Uma Kumaran has called on Foreign Secretary David Lammy to take urgent action following the discovery of a mass grave in Chemmani, Jaffna, which included the remains of at least three infants.
Tamil Genocide Monument in Canada vandalised, suspects arrested

The Tamil Genocide Monument in Chinguacousy Park, Brampton, was targeted in two “deliberate and reprehensible” acts of vandalism this week, drawing condemnation from the National Council of Canadian Tamils (NCCT) and prompting arrests by Peel Regional Police.

Minister announces compensation for Tamil landowners of occupying Buddhist temple
Fisheries Minister announces plans to resolve Thaiyiddy Vihara land issue within a month through compensation or alternative land allocation
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