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VESAK IN MANNAR
Roads leading to Sirinathakulam, Thaladi Army camp and Kadireshan Kovil were decorated with Vesak lanterns by officers attached to the three Armed Forces and the Police.
Bottom: The lantern at the Mannar Police station.

SLFP proposals not ultimate document of party -
Prof. Vitharana

Position made clear by SLFP General Secretary:

The devolution proposals submitted by the SLFP is not a final document of the party but is subject to discussion and amendments, at the forum of the All Party Representative Committee, APRC Chairman, Minister Prof. Tissa Vitharana said.

 

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Govt. secures 75% of 2007 aid quantum

The Government has received more than 75 percent of foreign aid out of the Rs.100 billion anticipated for the year 2007 with the signing of agreements to receive Rs.72 billion within the first four months of the year.

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India increases surveillance after Tiger air raids

We will not allow Tigers to function in Tamil Nadu: Indian Defence Minister

India has stepped up surveillance and security in its southern coastal areas following recent air strikes by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, a news report said on Tuesday.

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Current situation, an opportunity to improve tourism products - SLTB Chairman

The current security situation in the country is in some ways an opportunity to improve the products and infrastructure in relation to the tourism sector, the Sri Lanka Tourist Board Chairman Renton de Alwis said.

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