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Government, LTTE to take up core issues, Balasingham to meet PM: Political breakthrough in peace process from Rodney Martinesz in Bangkok The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) appeared to have shelved
its demand for an interim administration for the North-East, while looking
at 'models' that would satisfy its concept of self-governance. Sal tree marks Sri Lanka talks in Thailand NAKHON PATHOM, Thailand, Sunday (AFP) Sri Lanka's warring parties and their Norwegian peace broker marked the
success of a crucial round of talks at this Thai resort by planting a
cannon ball tree Sunday. Political, religious leaders extend Deepavali greetings On Deepavali, the country's political leaders, religious dignitaries
and civil society leaders have extended greetings to the Hindu community. Tycoon questioned over hotel attack Three members of the staff and one guest of the Trans Asia Hotel in
Colombo were admitted to hospital in the early hours of yesterday morning
after an armed gang forcibly entered the hotel in the heart of Colombo and
indiscriminately attacked all present in the lobby. Police questioned two
leading Colombo businessmen, Ravi Wettasinghe and Milinda Ekanayake in
connection with the incident. Other Stories
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