LTTE terror funded through Indian stock markets

India has seen terrorist groups, including the LTTE, manipulating its stock markets, including the benchmark Mumbai bourse to raise funds, National Security Adviser M.K. Narayanan has said.

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Mangala’s allegations baseless - Media Minister

Media Minister and Cabinet Spokesman Anura Priyadarshana Yapa categorically denied all allegations levelled at the Government by the dissident ministers, describing them as fantastic, nonsensical and utterly baseless.

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Major LTTE attack foiled, says Indian Coastguard

India’s coastguard said it had foiled a major attack when it seized a boat belonging to the LTTE packed with weapons, bomb-making chemicals and a suicide belt.

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Export orders for lanka’s Micro Reton

The ultra luxury Micro Reton, sports utility vehicle manufactured in Sri Lanka has received several export orders. Already they have received enquiries from Germany, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sudan.

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