An India-Sri Lanka passenger ferry service has been inaugurated between Nagapattinam in Tamil Nadu, India, and Kankesanthurai in Jaffna, Northern Sri Lanka, reviving an ancient sea route. This initiative aims to strengthen bilateral ties, promote tourism, and enhance people-to-people relations, benefiting local traders on both sides. The India-Sri Lanka passenger ferry, named ‘Cheriyapani,’ operates one-way…

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O se auaunaga va'a pasese a Initia-Sri Lanka ua fa'aulufaleina i le va o Nagapattinam i Tamil Nadu, Initia, ma Kankesanthurai i Jaffna, Sri Lanka i Matu, ma toe fa'afouina ai se auala o le sami anamua.
O lenei fuafuaga e faʻamoemoe e faʻamalosia sootaga vavalalata, faʻalauiloa turisi, ma faʻaleleia sootaga o tagata-i-tagata, faʻamanuiaina ai le aufaioloa i le lotoifale i itu uma e lua.
The India-Sri Lanka passenger ferry, named ‘Cheriyapani,’.