Fisheries Minister D Jayakumar, Handlooms Minister O S Manian and family members and relatives of the fishermen were among those who receiv...

"Seventy eight fishing boats have been seized by Sri Lankan naval personnel in 2015 and had not been released yet," Rajendran, president of...

Steps were taken for the release of 10 fishermen of Karaikal, arrested by Sri Lankan navy last month, Puducherry Fisheries Minister P R Siv...

Two Sri Lankan courts today ordered the release of 40 fishermen arrested by the island nation's navy for allegedly fishing in their territo...

Twenty-six fishermen who were fishing off Kodiakari near here have been arrested by Sri Lanka, officials said today.

Tamil Nadu and Puducherry Fishermen Organisation Secretary N J Bose said the protesters included fishermen from Ramanathapuram.

Fishermen from Nagapattinam, Karaikal, Pudukottai and Tiruvarur districts would suspend operations from tomorrow.

Sri Lankan Navy personnel today allegedly assaulted four Indian fishermen for not helping one of their colleagues who fell in their boat.

Narayanasamy said the Centre had initiated several steps to secure the release of 32 fishermen, who have been lodged in Trincomalee prison ...

Trincomalee court magistrate, Pasis, extended the remand when the fishermen were produced before him, he said.

AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa said the fishermen were in prison for over 50 days and their boats were yet to be returned.

Thirty five Tamil Nadu fishermen were arrested and four boats seized by Sri Lankan Navy while fishing between Talaimannar and Dhanushkodi.

A court at Mannar in Sri Lanka extended to August 16 the remand of 21 fishermen from this coastal town and Mandapam.

The fishermen were lodged in a prison in the island nation after their arrest and their remand was extended four times by a court in SL.

Fish Workers Forum sought formation of an Indo-Sri Lanka Marine Disputes Authority to find solution to end the "sufferings" of Indian fishe...

Coast Guard on Friday asked fishermen not to cross International Boundary Line while fishing..

DMK cadres have sent hundreds of telegrams to PM Manmohan Singh, urging him to take immediate steps to stop attacks on Indian fishermen.