Madura Rasaratnam

In the aftermath of the war, Tamil women in Vanni took on roles as breadwinners, builders, and community leaders — largely without recognition.

Restrictions on Tamil fishermen in the north continue long after the guns fell silent, devastating coastal communities.

Post-war repression has deepened in the north and east as impunity for war-era crimes goes unchallenged.

Despite wartime destruction and post-war military occupation, Tamil communities in Mullaitivu continue rebuilding their sacred spaces.

One man's project to cultivate forgotten northern Tamil crops in his Midlands allotment has become a story of memory, migration, and meaning.

A new report finds that the north and east lag behind national averages on nearly every economic indicator.

Chefs and food historians trace how displacement, blockades, and post-war poverty have reshaped northern Tamil culinary traditions.

From Wembley to Scarborough, Tamil restaurants and home cooks are navigating the tensions between preservation and adaptation.

Every November, Tamil communities around the world mark Heroes Day — an act of memory that remains politically charged.

Researchers attempt to quantify the staggering economic toll of three decades of civil conflict.

For many older Tamils who arrived as refugees, growing old in a foreign country brings particular challenges of language, culture, and loneliness.