The National Investigating Agency on Wednesday carried out searches at various places in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu in connection to Easter day blasts in Sri Lanka. As per reports, the agency has arrested four people so far.

NIA raids in Tamil Nadu: Four arrested in connection with Sri Lanka blasts

Sri Lanka's suspended police chief has petitioned the Supreme Court, accusing President Maithripala Sirisena of failing to prevent the Easter bombings that killed 258 people.

Police chief blames president for failing to prevent Sri Lanka attacks

Is the world turning a blind eye to Saudi Arabia's dodgy track record on terrorism? Is it because of the Oil might? Saudi Arabia's funding is behind violence in Yemen, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Egypt, Pakistan, Afghanistan and even the U.S. But no country, be it the U.S., Russia or China stands up to Riyadh. Palki explains why Saudi Arabia remains insulated from terrorism.

Gravitas: The unchecked might of Saudi Arabia, Why does the world let Saudi go scot-free?

Nearly 2 decades after the 9/11 attacks, Saudi Arabia continues to be covertly & overtly supporting terrorists. Saudi Arabia continues to provoke, instigate and catalyse terrorism across the region. Take a look at Saudi Arabia's dismal track record on terror.

Gravitas: The Saudi link to terror isn't new

A secret cable from Saudi Arabia on Sri Lanka terror attacks spark intense speculation. Did Saudi Arabia have an inkling about Sri Lanka easter massacre ahead of the attack? A secret cable signed by Saudi foreign minister instructs Saudi diplomats to avoid public space and even churches. Did Riyadh hide intelligence on the terror attacks? Palki takes a look at the contents of the secret cable.

Gravitas: Saudi cable leak on Lanka

Sri Lankan social networks saw a surge in fake news after the Easter suicide bombings a month ago despite an official social media blackout, highlighting the inability of governments to contain disinformation, experts said.

Fake news rampant after Sri Lanka attacks despite social media ban

A leaked diplomatic cable by the Saudi Arabian foreign ministry suggested that Riyadh knew more than they were letting on about the Easter blasts. Watch this video to know more.

Was Saudi Arabia aware of Sri Lanka attacks?

Sri Lanka has tightened security ahead of the reopening Tuesday of some Catholic schools for the first time since the Easter bombings that killed 258 people, the army chief said.

Safe for Catholic schools to reopen: Sri Lanka army

The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday it was holding its forecast for Sri Lanka's 2019 economic growth at 3.5% in spite of devastating Easter bombings, saying it was too early to assess financial damage.

Too early to assess Sri Lanka economic damage from Easter bombings: IMF

The wife of a Sri Lankan suicide bomber, who blew himself up at the St Anthony's Church, delivered their first baby two weeks after the deadly Easter Sunday attacks that killed more than 250 people including the attackers, the Colombo magistrate's court has been told.

Wife of Sri Lanka church bomber delivers their first baby post Easter attacks

Even though ISIS has been defeated in the Syria-Iraq region, ISIS affiliates around the world remain a significant terrorist threat, said US State Department Spokesperson Morgan Ortagus said in an official release.

ISIS affiliates remain a significant terrorist threat: US

Sri Lankan authorities on Wednesday said the situation is now totally "under control" after the communal violence and there is no requirement to bring in armies of other countries in the island nation.

No need to bring in foreign armies, situation under control: Sri Lanka authorities

On May 19, 2009, then president of Sri Lanka, Mahinda Rajapaksa, clad in his traditional white sarong and shirt, solemnly averred before the Parliament: “The writ of the state now runs across every inch of our territory … we have completely defeated terrorism.

Islam has become the handmaiden of jihadist-Salafism

The Sri Lankan authorities on Monday reimposed the curfew, few hours after it was lifted on four towns in the northwestern region following communal violence in the area.

Sri Lankan authorities reimpose ban on four towns following communal violence

All suspected plotters and those directly linked to Sri Lanka's Easter Sunday bombings have either been arrested or are dead, the country`s acting police chief said on Monday.

All suspects in Sri Lanka bombings arrested or dead: Acting police chief

How did a small, fringe Wahhabi splinter group, led by a fiery speaker with a sixth-grade education, known mainly for defacing Buddhist symbols, carry out a coordinated and sophisticated terrorist attack on Easter Sunday in Sri Lanka?

The next Islamic State battlefield will be in South Asia

Sri Lanka's $4.4 billion tourism industry is reeling from cancellations as travellers shun the Indian Ocean island, popular for its pristine beaches, after multiple suicide bombings that killed over 250 two weeks ago.

Sri Lanka resort town hit hard by tourism slowdown following attacks

Explosives were recovered from the backyard of a mosque at Welipenna on Friday night during a joint operation carried out by the Special Task Force and the police, reported Daily Mirror on Saturday.

Sri Lanka: Explosives found buried in mosque backyard

Sri Lanka Army's chief has said that some of the suicide bombers who carried out the country's worst terror attack on Easter Sunday visited Kashmir and Kerala for "some sorts of training" or to "make some more links" with other foreign outfits.

Sri Lanka suicide bombers visited Kashmir, Kerala for 'some sorts of training': Army chief

Sri Lanka's Catholic Church will televise a private Sunday mass after cancelling regular services over fears of a repeat of Easter suicide bombings that killed 257 people, a spokesman said.

Sri Lanka Catholics turn to TV mass amid bomb threat

Sri Lanka's Roman Catholic Church said it has cancelled plans to resume Sunday services because of fears of fresh bomb attacks. A spokesman for Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith said Thursday the Church received "specific information of two possible attacks against churches," and it was decided to call off the on mass on May 5th.

Sri Lanka's Roman Catholic Church cancels Sunday mass over bomb attack fear

It has been more than a week since the deadly attacks in Sri Lanka in which 250 people were killed. The attacks have left a deep scar in the live of the people of Sri Lanka and raised questions on the response of the government.

Sri Lankan government playing politics over crisis: Namal Rajapaksa to WION

Sri Lanka stepped up security Wednesday as political parties staged low-key May Day commemorations after calling off scheduled rallies following fears of Islamist bomb attacks.

Sri Lanka steps up security for low-key May Day

Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena said a foreign mastermind may have planned the Easter Sunday bombings, claimed by Islamic State, telling the militant group to "leave my country alone".

'Leave my country alone', says Sri Lankan President Sirisena to Islamic State