Demonstrators in Sri Lanka on Sunday (April 17) asked the government to uncover the real conspirators behind the terror attacks that rocked the country in 2019. Over 260 people, including 42 foreigners from 14 countries, had been killed in simultaneous suicide bombings on three churches on Sri Lanka.

Sri Lankan demonstrators ask Rajapaksa government to uncover real conspirators behind Easter terror attacks

Thousands of Catholics attended mass in Sri Lanka's capital Colombo Sunday amid tight security to prevent a repeat of Easter bomb attacks that killed 258 people.

Sri Lanka Catholics hold first Sunday mass after Easter attacks

An alleged follower of Sri Lankan bombing leader Zahran Hashim is to appear in court today after admitting he wanted to carry out an attack in Kerala, investigators said.

Arrested man followed Sri Lankan suicide bomber's videos, wanted to carry out attack in Kerala: NIA

Over 100 Buddhist monks commemorate the 253 victims killed in Sri Lanka's Easter Sunday bombings with praying session in one of the bombed church on Sunday (April 28). Security was tight as 125 monks, including former president Mahinda Rajapaksa, attended the ceremony at the Kingsbury Hotel in Colombo where one of the bombs went off last Sunday (April 21).

Buddhists pray for victims of Sri Lanka attacks in bombed hotel

Muslims fear adverse reaction after Sri Lanka terror attack.

Easter Massacre: Muslims fear backlash

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Fresh details are emerging about SL terror attacks. Perpetrators are educated, wealthy & well-travelled.

Sri Lanka on Easter Massacre: Probe continues

A day after Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena asked the police chief and defence secretary to quit, Hemasiri Fernando, the defence secretary resigned in the wake of terrorist attacks on Easter Sunday which killed at least 359 people.

Sri Lanka terror attacks: Defence secretary Hemasiri Fernando quits

Four days after the Easter Sunday blasts, Sri Lankan authorities revealed new details about the suicide bombers who carried out attacks on churches and hotels in the country.

Leader of the group committed suicide at Shangri-la hotel: Police

Islamic State has claimed responsibility for coordinated bombings in Sri Lanka which killed 321 people and injured about 500 others, the group's AMAQ news agency said on Tuesday.

Islamic State claims responsibility for Sri Lanka bombings

St Anthony’s church, Kochchikade, Sri Lanka is one of the targets of terrorist attack in Sri Lanka. Built in 1828 the church has historical significance. WION's Sidhant Sibal spoke to the head priest of the church Jude Fernando, who not only called for forgiveness but also spoke against seeking revenge.

'We forgive perpetrators of church attack,' says head priest of Sri Lanka's St Anthony's church to WION  

Survivors of suicide bomb attacks on churches and luxury hotels in Sri Lanka that killed 321 people recounted the horrors of the blasts and buried their dead relatives, as the first images of a suspected bomber were released by authorities on Tuesday (April 23).

Survivors recount horrors of blast and bury dead relatives

Sri Lanka on Tuesday saw another day of dramatic developments in the aftermath of Sunday's terror attack that killed more than 300 people. State Minister for Defence Ruwan Wijewardene confirmed in the Parliament that Islamist group National Thowfeeth Jamath (NTJ) was responsible for the worst terror attack in the island nation.

Sri Lanka on high alert as mass burials take place in St Sebastian Church

Two Spanish citizens were killed in Sunday's bomb attacks in Sri Lanka, Spain's foreign ministry said on Monday, without providing further details. Earlier, the mayor of the town of Pontecesures in the northern Galicia region told the Spanish news agency EFE that the dead were a couple aged 31 and 32 who had been on holiday on the island.

Two Spanish citizens killed in Sri Lanka blasts: Foreign ministry

The multiple bomb attacks carried out in Sri Lanka on Sunday was the hallmark of National Thowheeth Jamath(NTJ), cabinet minister Rajitha Senaratne said on Monday.

National Thowheeth Jamath(NTJ): Police probe Sri Lanka local terror group's international link

Easter Sunday (April 21) bomb blasts at three churches and four hotels in Sri Lanka killed more than 200 people and wounded at least 450, police officials said, the first major attack on the Indian Ocean island since the end of a civil war 10 years ago.

Sri Lanka bombings death toll passes 200, seven arrested