Today is Poson

US asks Tigers to resume peace talks

The United States Friday asked Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels to end their boycott of peace talks and immediately resume negotiations with the Colombo government.
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Seeks Premier's intervention : Doctors suspend strike for Poson

by Ranil Wijayapala

The Government Medical Officers Association (GMOA) yesterday decided to suspend their trade union action today and tomorrow in view of Poson Poya and expressed optimism that the government would take action to resolve their problem within these two days.
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• PA condemns doctor's strike

• Fundamental rights application listed for re-support

• Suspect in Provincial Minister's killing remanded

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• WFP emergency recovery programme for flood victims

• Prisoner dies falling into soup

• SC grants leave to proceed : FR petition for violating rights of government employees

• Ven. Kosgoda Jinalankara Thera conferred Aggamaha Panditha by Myanmar

• Eagle briefs lifeguards on Poson safety arrangements

• Alokapooja at Dighavapi Cetiya

• Shelter to Vana Mee Kanda from Belgium

• Rs. 46 million compensation for tea factory owners

• SC grants leave to proceed in FR application

• Dilrukshi wins best speakers' contest

• Let us generate a society enriched by the principles of Pancasila

• Protect counry's sovereignty, says Mahinda in Poson message

• Grenade attack

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