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As seen in: The Hindu, The New York Times, Flipboard, The Boston Globe, The Hindu Business Line, The Lancet, The Wire (India), MENAFN, The Caravan, FT Sri Lanka, The Daily Californian and
Colombo-based journalist with @the_hindu; covers Sri Lanka & the Maldives
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Persisting brinkmanship, fragile ceasefires

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By Meera Srinivasan 
| The Hindu
(This article is part of the View From India newsletter curated by The Hindu’s foreign affairs experts. To get the newsletter in your inbox every Monday, subscribe here.) When Israel and Lebanon agreed on June 3, 2026, to implement a ceasefire that was contingent on a “complete cessation” of fire by Iran-backed Hezbollah, and to set up “pilot zones” under the exclusive control of the Lebanese armed forces, the fragility of this “ceasefire” was already clear.
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A journey of the heart: One Sri Lankan officer’s transformative train adventure through India

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By Meera Srinivasan 
| Flipboard
5 hours ago Mosques are asking worshippers to pray in shifts, as authorities issue threats against congregations. Meerut, India – The mood is barely festive as a group of Muslim men huddle inside a small mosque to discuss the arrangements for Eid al-Adha prayers in Meerut district of India’s Uttar Pradesh state. …
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Sri Lanka civil war: 17 years later, the imprints remain

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By Meera Srinivasan 
| The Hindu
Tamil people take part in a commemoration ceremony in Mullivaikkal village in the Mullaitivu district in northern Sri Lanka on May 18, 2024, to remember victims of the civil war. | Photo Credit: AFP Wars do not end neatly on the battlefield, as the lives of Tamils in Sri Lanka’s north and east make evident. On May 18, the community will mark 17 years since the end of the long and horrific civil war that radically altered their lives.
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