The U.S. Coast Guard seized sharks and nearly 1,600 pounds of red snapper illegally caught in the waters off southern Texas ...

RAMANATHAPURAM: The Sri Lankan Navy on Saturday arrested two boats carrying 14 fishermen from Rameswaram and Thangachimadam for allegedly violating the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL). The ...

RAMANATHAPURAM: 16 Indian fishermen arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy for allegedly breaching the International Maritime ...

Ten fishermen from Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, were arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy in the early hours of Monday for allegedly ...

Tamil Nadu coastal police officials confirmed that the fishermen were detained, and their mechanised boat was seized by Sri ...

Two fishermen were reportedly injured in the navy's gunfire during the arrest and are currently receiving treatment at the ...

KARAIKAL: Around 13 fishers from Tamil Nadu and Puducherry were arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy on Monday night for allegedly ...

The Ministry of External Affairs on Tuesday lodged a strong protest before the Sri Lankan acting high commissioner in New ...

The shocking incident comes just three days after 34 fishermen from Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu were taken into custody by the Sri Lankan Navy for allegedly crossing the International Maritime ...

The Indian Coast Guard on Wednesday said it seized over 53 kg of ganja worth Rs 60 lakh in an operation near the India-Sri Lankan international maritime boundary line (IMBL). The operation was carried ...

The arrested fishermen, hailing from Rameswaram and Pudukottai, were taken to Jaffna in Sri Lanka, where they are expected to be questioned and presented before a judicial magistrate.

If the international community were to recognize Tuvalu’s maritime boundaries as permanent, it would provide an economic lifeline, Deputy Prime Minister Panapasi Nelesone said in an interview.