Rohan–Senanayake Pact - I
The monsoon had hit Delhi hard this year, with torrential rain hammering the city for days.
The sky outside Rohan's office was heavy and gray, but inside the Prime Minister's residence, there was a sense of urgency not caused by the weather.
With the Indo - Swiss Dairy project signed and working towards achieving new goals and target in the dairy industries, Rohan found himself in another dilemma which he didn't thought would come 10 years before it should have.
The issue of the Indian Tamils in Sri Lanka.
This issue had surfaced with an intensity that could no longer be ignored.
Rohan sat at his desk, staring at the rain streaming down the windows. The reports in front of him laid out the situation in stark detail.
Hundreds of thousands of Indian Tamils, brought to Ceylon decades ago by the British to work on tea and rubber plantations, were now stateless.