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In St. Antony alone, we trust

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Tamil Nadu and Sri Lankan fishermen who consider each other brethren have, nevertheless, for decades seen the other as inimical to their profession and welfare. As they come together to the contentious mass of rocks at Katchatheevu for their annual pilgrimage this year, they realise how difficult a practical solution that will appease all is, frustrated by political compulsions that make it impossible. They leave with the hope that only St. Anto…

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In St. Antony alone, we trust

Tamil Nadu and Sri Lankan fishermen who consider each other brethren have, nevertheless, for decades seen the other as inimical to their profession and welfare. As they come together to the contentious mass of rocks at Katchatheevu for their annual pilgrimage this year, they realise how difficult a practical solution that will appease all is, frustrated by political compulsions that make it impossible. They leave with the hope that only St. Anto…

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Eleven TN fishermen released from Sri Lankan custody reach Chennai

After their release from Sri Lankan custody, 11 fishermen from Rameswaram returned to Chennai, providing relief to their families and communities.

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11 Rameswaram fishermen return home after Sri Lankan detention - News Today

Chennai: Eleven fishermen from Rameswaram, who were detained by the Sri Lankan Coast Guard, arrived in Chennai on Friday night. Tamil Nadu fisheries department officials received them at the airport and arranged their journey back to Rameswaram. The fishermen had been arrested on February 2, 19, and 23 while fishing near the Indian maritime border. Their boats were seized, and they were taken into custody by Sri Lankan authorities. Following leg…

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