Starmer said his government is “absolutely committed to supporting efforts towards equality, truth, and justice” in Sri Lanka.

The British Prime Minister praised British Tamils for their invaluable contribution to the United Kingdom.

The 108th birth anniversary of M.G. Ramachandran was commemorated in Jaffna with tributes and the lighting of lamps

Much like a time capsule, Sundar C’s ‘Madha Gaja Raja’ has finally been unearthed, twelve years after the intended release date.

Three suspects have been arrested in connection with the recent shooting incident in Mannar, which resulted in the deaths of two individuals and left two others injured, including a serving member of the Sri Lanka Army who is believed to have been the gunman, according to police sources.

A 49-year-old Tamil man, Chandrakumar Chandrabalan, has died while in police custody at the Valvettithurai police station.

Chandrabalan, who was from Valvettithurai, was arrested by the Valvettithurai Police on Saturday after an arrest warrant was issued by Point Pedro Magistrate’s Court.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, visited the Richmond Hill Hindu Temple on January 17, 2025, to mark Tamil Heritage Month and the temple's 50th anniversary.

Kiruthiga Udhayanidhi’s latest feature is a romantic dramedy attempting to push boundaries.

The 24th anniversary of the Pongu Tamil Declaration was commemorated at the University of Jaffna, honouring the 2001 protest calling for peace talks and recognition of Tamil rights.

Hundreds of Sri Lankans are fighting, and several have killed or captured on the frontlines of the Russia-Ukraine war.

IndiGo is now the largest foreign airline in Sri Lanka, currently operating 54 weekly flights connecting Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad and Mumbai, with cities such as Colombo and Jaffna.

Two people were killed and two critically injured in a shooting outside the Mannar Magistrate’s Court

Subramaniyam Bhaskaran says he was assaulted for exposing the misuse of funds intended for local farmers

Today marks 32 years since the death of Sathasivam Krishnakumar alias Colonel Kittu, and nine other LTTE cadres, who committed suicide after being surrounded by Indian navy warships in 1993.

The nine other cadres who passed away with Col. Kittu were:

- Lt.Col. Kuttisiri: Rasaiah Sri Ganesan from Suthumalai, Jaffna