Indian Navy Chief in SL

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Chief of Naval Staff of the Indian Navy, Admiral DK Joshi arrived in Sri Lanka today to attend the Galle Dialogue-2013 to be held in Galle from tomorrow (25) and on Tuesday, the navy said.

Navy Spokesman Commander Kosala Warnakulasuriya told Daily Mirror online that the Indian Navy Chief was welcomed on his arrival at the Bandaranaike International Air Port, Katunayake by Chief of Staff of the Navy Rear Admiral Jayantha Perera.

Admiral Joshi’s participation in the international maritime security conference organized by the Sri Lanka Navy is a symbolic of the goodwill between the two friendly Navies and the highest regard accorded to the Sri Lanka's initiative in fostering strategic maritime cooperation in the Indian Ocean, the navy said.

He is due to present a paper on “Emerging Maritime Interests in Asia Pacific: An Indian Perspective” at the Galle Dialogue's 01st session.

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Vinoth Sunday, 24 November 2013 04:30 PM

Have they taken permission from Jayalalitha?

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Ravi Wijesekara Monday, 25 November 2013 01:55 AM

Did he get permission from Tamilnadu & diaspora?!

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Cobra Monday, 25 November 2013 01:55 AM

All the worlds Navies and their helmsmen are coming here all the time. We know it's is 'boru purajevi' for MR and Co, But what's in it for us ordinary folks?

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