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PEACE MISSION: Spiritual leader Sri Sri Ravi Shankar interacts with AIADMK general secretary J Jayalalithaa in Madurai on Thursday. They discussed the Sri Lankan Issue.
India should intervene in Lanka crisis: Sri Sri
The ongoing civil war in Sri Lanka is the worst tragedy since the 1971 war with Pakistan, according to Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravi
Shankar. "Thousands of civilians in Sri Lanka are caught in the conflict and are on the verge of losing their mental balance," he said on Friday after returning from a three-day visit to the war-torn country.
He described the current situation: "The operation has been successful but the patient is dead."
He said over 3 lakh refugees are confined to camps, and Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse plans to keep them in those camps for a long time.
"I appealed to the Sri Lankan government to send the refugees home as soon as possible. The international community, too, is apathetic to the crisis," he explained. Read More
Shankar. "Thousands of civilians in Sri Lanka are caught in the conflict and are on the verge of losing their mental balance," he said on Friday after returning from a three-day visit to the war-torn country.
He described the current situation: "The operation has been successful but the patient is dead."
He said over 3 lakh refugees are confined to camps, and Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse plans to keep them in those camps for a long time.
"I appealed to the Sri Lankan government to send the refugees home as soon as possible. The international community, too, is apathetic to the crisis," he explained. Read More
Friday, April 24, 2009
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar asks Sri Lankan govt to take care of civilians
New Delhi (PTI): Worried over the humanitarian crisis in the conflict zones of Sri Lanka, spiritual leader Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has appealed to the government of the island nation to take care of the civilians trapped in the war zone.
During a three-day visit to the country from April 20-22, the founder of the the Art of Living met Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa and requested him to resolve the humanitarian crisis.
He also conveyed to Rajapaksa the desire of the Tamils, who are staying in camps, to return to their homes soon in Northern Sri Lanka. Read More
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During a three-day visit to the country from April 20-22, the founder of the the Art of Living met Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa and requested him to resolve the humanitarian crisis.
He also conveyed to Rajapaksa the desire of the Tamils, who are staying in camps, to return to their homes soon in Northern Sri Lanka. Read More
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Thursday, April 23, 2009
The Indian government has let down Lanka Tamils, says Guruji.
CHENNAI: The Indian Government has let down Sri Lankan Tamils and so have the politicians, said Art of Living Founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.
Addressing mediapersons here on Wednesday after a three-day visit to the strife-torn island, Ravi Shankar said more than 70,000 Tamils were displaced, over 1,000 killed and 25,000 injured according to some of the displaced he met.
"We are witnessing an enormous human tragedy. People, who have done well in their professions, are as good as beggars today. There should be immediate efforts to stop the tragedy,'' he said. Read More
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Addressing mediapersons here on Wednesday after a three-day visit to the strife-torn island, Ravi Shankar said more than 70,000 Tamils were displaced, over 1,000 killed and 25,000 injured according to some of the displaced he met.
"We are witnessing an enormous human tragedy. People, who have done well in their professions, are as good as beggars today. There should be immediate efforts to stop the tragedy,'' he said. Read More
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