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Sri Lanka reset: How India turned a Marxist win into a strategic breakthroughDespite initial concerns over the JVP's historical stance, President Dissanayake has fostered a strong relationship with India, driven by I...- India, Sri Lanka ink defence partnership pact following talks between PM Modi, President DissanayakaIndia and Sri Lanka signed a landmark defence cooperation pact for the first time, along with agreements to develop Trincomalee as an energ...
- PM Modi to visit Sri Lanka on April 5Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Sri Lanka on April 5 to finalize agreements made during President Anura Kumara Dissanaya...
- PM Modi to visit Sri Lanka next monthPrime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Sri Lanka in early April to finalize agreements made during President Anura Kumara Dissanayake...
- India hands over rooftop solar systems at religious sites in Sri LankaIndia has installed rooftop solar systems at religious locations across Sri Lanka as part of a USD 17 million project to provide 25 MW sola...
- India, Sri Lanka to jointly build solar power plant in island nationIndia and Sri Lanka will jointly construct a 135-MW solar power plant in stages in the port district of Trincomalee, as Sri Lanka focuses o...
- India plans investments across sectors to strengthen link with Sri Lankan economyThe sectors that India is focusing to invest include renewable energy, hydrocarbons, ports and infrastructure, IT and hospitality, highly p...
- Sri Lankan FM to seek firming up of $1 billion credit lineThe visit was finalised during a telephone conversation between minister Rajapaksa and external affairs minister S Jaishankar last week. Sr...
- India, Sri Lanka sign agreement to build solar power plant in island nationSri Lanka is facing its all-time worst foreign exchange crisis after the pandemic hit the nation's earnings from tourism and remittances. B...
- GAIL, NTPC and Petronet LNG aim to regain ground in Sri LankaSri Lanka recently informed India that it was cancelling the proposal for the 500mw coal-fired power plant due to public protests over poll...
- No discussions with India over building sea-bridge: Sri Lanka PM Ranil WickremesingheRanil Wickremesinghe today said Sri Lanka and India have not held any talks on building a sea-bridge and tunnel connecting two countries.
- No decision to withdraw army camps from north, east, says Sri Lankan PMGovernment has not made any decision to withdraw military camps from war-torn north and east provinces of the country, Lankan PM Wickremesi...
- NTPC bags Sri Lankan consultancy projectNTPC Consultancy Wing has bagged the contract for providing Engineering Consultancy Services to Trincomalee Power Company Ltd. (TPCL) for s...
- Occasional differences no bar to India-Lanka ties:Indian envoyDespite occasional differences between India and Sri Lanka, the overall relationship the two South Asian neighbours remains stable, Indian ...
- Sri Lanka enjoys good relations with India: Mahinda RajapaksaSri Lanka enjoys good bilateral relations with India despite the anti-Lanka protests in Tamil Nadu, President Mahinda Rajapaksa said today.
- No regional intervention should be allowed in Maldives: Sri LankaLanka's HC Prasad Kariyawasam today said here that his country was against any "third party regional" intervention in Maldives, where Presi...
- NTPC to set up first overseas project in LankaThe project to be set up at Sampur, Trincomalee would go on stream by 2016 and meet growing demand for power in Sri Lanka
- NTPC to sign agreement for 1,000 MW coal power plant in LankaIndian power major NTPC is expected to sign a commercial agreement with the Sri Lankan power authorities next week to construct a 1,000 meg...
- NTPC's project in Sri Lanka may begin early next yearThe $500 million thermal power project of Indian power behemoth NTPC Ltd at Trincomalee in Sri Lanka is expected to begin early next year.
- NTPC's Lanka venture faces hurdlesPower major NTPC’s first overseas venture, a 500-MW coal-based plant in Sri Lanka, seems to have got tangled in a diplomatic web.
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