Category: Role of India

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Part 2: Strategic Impact Assessment of the 35 Agreements Signed Between Sri Lanka and India (Dec 2024 – Apr 2025)

  While the volume of agreements signed between President Anura Kumara Dissanayake’s government and the Modi administration marks an unprecedented acceleration in bilateral cooperation, the true significance lies in the strategic depth, structural implications, and...

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Revisiting July 1983: from caste rebellion to ethno-secession – who really orchestrated Tamil Militancy?

  The popular narrative around Sri Lanka’s conflict centers on 1983 — the so-called “Black July” — as the spontaneous ignition point for Tamil militancy. But this version of events is dangerously misleading. In...

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No MoU can divide the Buddha Sasana: Resisting India’s 2030 Strategic takeover of Sri Lanka

  We never thought a pen could undo what our war heroes achieved in May 2009. Yet, since December 2024, secret MoUs signed between President Anura Kumara Dissanayake and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi...

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Sri Lanka’s Sovereignty under Siege: Bill Gates and India replace MCC with a new Trojan Horse of Digital Colonialism

  Who is Bill Gates, and why should Sri Lanka be concerned about his “philanthropy”? Gates, through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF), disburses billions under the banner of aid. But this is philanthrocapitalism—a model...

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From Partner to Patron: India’s Influence & Strategic Control in Sri Lanka’s Central Province

  Sri Lanka’s Central Province has been a symbol of colonial exploitation and post-independence neglect—home to thousands of Indian-origin Tamils brought under British imperial labor schemes. Today, the same region has transformed into a...

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Deconstructing the Tamil Homeland Myth in Sri Lanka

  Both political and terrorist separatism in Sri Lanka have toyed with the claim to a separate Tamil homeland. However, before examining either, it is critical to return to the historical roots of the...

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From Partner to Patron: How India is influencing control over Sri Lanka’s Northern Province

  The Northern Province, comprises Jaffna, Kilinochchi, Mullaitivu, Mannar, and Vavuniya. India is heavily influencing Northern society in multiple ways. Many of these post-war partnerships are turning into regional patron asserting its control over...