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Switch Editions? Mark channel Not-Safe-For-Work? Are you the publisher? Claim or contact us about this channel. Viewing all articles. First Page Page Page Page Page Page Last Page. Browse latest View live. Commonwealth Youth Games silver medalist Harpreet Singh, who had won accolades in in discus throw at the games in Australia, was arrested on Friday, along with two others, for possessing 26 kg of street drug Mephedrone, commonly known as Meow-Meow. The seized drug is estimated to be worth nearly Rs 50 crore in the international market, reportedly making it the biggest seizure by the Special Cell. Sources said the kingpins of the drug syndicate have their base in London and UAE, and are under the police scanner. Amandeep and Harpreet have been friends for long as they lived in the same area. Investigation has revealed that the kingpins, identified as Kailash Rajput and Kishan, are currently based in Dubai and the United Kingdom UK , respectively. They have a chain of people in India running the show for them. He further said that after the consignment arrives in Mumbai, the kingpins coordinate with their agents in the city as well as the national Capital to send it to other areas such as Pune and Punjab and countries such as Malaysia, middle-East, and the US. The three arrestees were the Delhi-Mumbai agents, Yadav said. The cops received a tip off that Amandeep and Harpreet would be returning from Mumbai with a consignment. The duo was picked up from the New Delhi railway station while they were on a Dadar-Amritsar train. Based on the information given by them, Hanish was also arrested later. In , however, the Sports Authority of India banned him for six months after he tested positive for doping. The ban was just the starting of his downward spiral. A resident of west Delhi's Hari Nagar area, he tried his hand at the real estate business but did not succeed. Then he took to drug peddling. At the same time, Amandeep had gone to the UK for a diploma course. During his two years there, he came in touch with Kishan and Hanish, and they started consuming drugs together. In , Hanish and Amandeep returned to India but failed to get a job. They were in awe of Kishan's lavish lifestyle, and asked him to involve them in his business. After four successful deals together, the duo started pretending to be business tycoons. Sri Lanka and Surbana Jurong, an infrastructure major, had signed an MoU a month earlier, though the MoU was confined to preparing a master-plan for Trincomalee development. More recently, there have been reports that the Sri Lankan Government has been talking to India and Japan for developing Trincomallee, as an industry zone. But no forward movement has been reported, yet. For developing the town as an industrial zone implies the simultaneous development of the port. More importantly, there is nothing official to show that India has since accepted it. If anything, the New Indian Express has since claimed that India was not interested in the offer. Despite reservations, including those from President Maithiripala Sirisena and the entire political Opposition and also from ruling front partners, the Government of Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has been going ahead with the transfer of 85 per cent stakes in the Hambantota port to the Chinese construction firm. The same could be — and should be — the case in the case of Trincomallee, whoever be the investor-country. The reverse should be truer, and be seen as being so. Independent of what Minister Fonseka or PM Wickremesinghe has said, or whether India is interested or not, there are elements in the Indo-Sri Lanka Accord of that confers a special status on Trincomalee. Any Sri Lankan initiative to develop the Trincomalee port would hinge on it. Alternatively, Sri Lanka would have to unilaterally rescind it. The issues need to be contextualised to India-US relations and mutual suspicions after the Bangladesh War, especially in the light of the US sending out the Seventh Fleet to try and stalemate the war, which India won even before USS Enterprise entered the Indian waters. Earlier reports at the time had said that Sri Lanka was leasing out land and licensing Voice of America VoA Radio to set up transmission towers in the country. More recent news reports have claimed since that VoA is winding up shop in Sri Lanka as it was found to be economically unviable possibly because the tastes of GenX listeners have changed. Reading between the lines, it follows that either India develops Trincomalee if Sri Lanka so desires, or should let the latter go elsewhere for the same. Sri Lanka went to China only after India showed disinterest in the port project, after finding it to be wholly uneconomical. Did it imply that while evaluating the Hambantota Port project for economic viability, India also had the opportunity to assess security risks, if any, if the project went to any third-nation, especially a historic adversary such as China? If it was so, how was it conveyed to Sri Lanka, and what alternatives did India have to offer then now that it was not interested in the Hambantota Port project for the host-nation to develop and grow? Alternatively, what guarantees would India have required for a third-nation engagement of the development kind in Sri Lanka, then and now? But the very same coalition government of President Maithiripala Sirisena and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe looked the other way while deciding to sell 85 per cent of the stakes in the original Hambantota Port project, including 15, acres of land as free-holding or with free-access to the Chinese builder and funding agency. If today the sale of Hambantota land to the Chinese agency is stalled, it would be either due to the Rajapaksa-centric public protests against the proposal, or to the internal bickering between President Sirisena and PM Wickremesinghe, or both. Ranatunga was among the first to back the Hambnantota sale proposal, but modified his stand to promise that the Sri Lanka Navy SLN would be in charge of port security, and Sri Lanka would have the majority stakes. In the context of China entering Sri Lanka in a very big way as a development partner, the question arose if India needed to create alternatives for its high seas trade. But could India have thought ahead about the ongoing works for developing high-sea ports at Vizhinjam Kerala and Enayam Tamil Nadu , at a distance of merely 37 km, and put in the moneys in Colombo terminal project, instead? The issue is simple. Either India gives Sri Lanka what it wants modified, however, to whatever way possible, to ensure fiscal sense , even if it meant loss, or not complain. In context, India also needs to consider if making tit-for-tat investments, including on maritime security, of Vietnam, for instance, to try and check China would have made greater sense after it had won over neighbours, instead — rather than the other way round? Whoever is in power, there seems a clear but unspelt out national consensus in Sri Lanka about its own development projects and security. They would not want to do anything to upset the Indian neighbour on the security front — accord or no accord. But they are not going to wait endlessly for India to be ready financially and politically to be able to make massive development investments in their country. In the post-war era, Sri Lankan rulers are also under domestic compulsion to show the people that they are going in the right direction, and not just on the ethnic and war-crimes probe fronts, but more so in making every-day life and livelihood more comfortable and aspiration-driven. Comments and suggestions on this article can be sent to editor spsindia. Australia will demand more runs at the top of the order and must find a way to combat Sri Lanka's 'damage-control' mantra in their must-win Twenty20 clash in Geelong on Sunday. Reported by Brisbane Times 2 minutes ago. The abduction was one of the high profile attacks on journalists under former President Mahinda Rajapaksa. Reported by Khaleej Times 19 hours ago. The pulsating win was made possible by a dashing 52 off 37 balls by Asela Gunaratne, who was named man-of-the-match for his match-turning innings. Reported by Zee News 19 hours ago. 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Australia fast bowler Pat Cummins feels the lack of discipline in the bowling attack up front allowed Sri Lanka to take the game away from them in the first T20I. Reported by News24 12 hours ago. Reported by DNA 12 hours ago. Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar today reached Colombo on a three-day visit during which he will meet Sri Lanka's top leadership and explore the possibilities for bilateral cooperation in areas like power, infrastructure and energy. Jaishankar will also review decisions taken during earlier meetings of the leaders of the two countries. Reported by All India Radio 11 hours ago. COLOMBO Reuters - Sri Lankan police arrested an army officer and two soldiers on Saturday over the alleged abduction, assault and illegal detention of a leading journalist in during the war against separatist rebels, the police said. Reported by Reuters India 9 hours ago. Reported by SBS 9 hours ago. More Pages to Explore Latest Images. June 27, , am. June 26, , am. June 25, , am. 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