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There is a sacredness in tears. They are not the mark of weakness, but of power.
- Washington Irving

 

Vietnam, Sri Lanka: A lasting bond of friendship

Sri Lankan's ambassador to Vietnam, Aparekka Ratnapala, spoke to Vietnam News on the occasion of Sri Lanka's National Day.

The people of Sri Lanka are of diverse ethnicities and faiths. The country is an ancient centre of Buddhist religion and culture. The ethnic majority are the Sinhalese, who are mostly Buddhists, and minorities include Tamils, Moors and Burghers. Sri Lanka has an export-oriented economy with a widely expanding service sector. Tea, rubber and coconut are important export agricultural crops, with tea being a major foreign exchange earner. Other crops of importance are cocoa and spices such as cinnamon, cardamom, pepper and cloves.

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Gender, climate change and natural disasters

The recent spate of "natural" disasters (some of which are "climate related", some are not) all over the world caused me to wonder whether their effects are evenly spread between the sexes. Logically, human beings of both sexes should react in much the same way to environmental threats, and any differences in the effect of disasters between the sexes should be fairly small.

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Abominable terror that snatched young lives in their prime

The clock which stopped at 2.10 p.m would be repaired in the near future and its hands would weave back and forth once again. But those young hearts which stopped ticking at 2.10 p.m on February 03, 2008, would never tick again. The life journey they began with so much hope and dreams is shattered so cruelly, on the concrete floor of a railway station to appease the bloodlust of terrorists.

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