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The Sri Lankan pot continues to boil. Although the ceasefire agreement of
February 2002 between the government in Colombo and the LTTE has helped bring
down temperatures, a permanent political settlement remains, at best, a hope
with more complexities entering the arena with each passing day.
About Author :
b. Raman, formerly Distinguished Fellow, International Terrorism Watcfh
PRrogramme of the Observer Research Foundation and Convenro fo ORF's Chennai
Chapter, was Additional Secretary in the Cabinet SEcretariat, a member of the
National Security Advisory Board as well as a member of the Special Task Force
of the Government of India for revamping the Intelligence apparatus.
N. Sathiya
The Sri Lankan pot continues to boil. Although the ceasefire agreement of
February 2002 between the government in Colombo and the LTTE has helped bring
down temperatures, a permanent political settlement remains, at best, a hope
with more complexities entering the arena with each passing day.
About Author :
b. Raman, formerly Distinguished Fellow, International Terrorism Watcfh
PRrogramme of the Observer Research Foundation and Convenro fo ORF's Chennai
Chapter, was Additional Secretary in the Cabinet SEcretariat, a member of the
National Security Advisory Board as well as a member of the Special Task Force
of the Government of India for revamping the Intelligence apparatus.
N. Sathiya