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The remains of former Speaker and Minster Anura Bandaranaike being taken to the family mausoleum at the Samadhi by family members.

Former President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga and her sister Sunethra Bandaranaike participating in religious rites.
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Death of a visionary

Renowned science fiction author, futurist and inventor of the communications satellite Sir Arthur C Clarke passed away in Colombo yesterday after a brief illness. He turned 90 on December 16 last year. Along with Isaac Asimov and Ray Bradbury, he was one of the three best known science fiction authors in the world. He was also a marine explorer.

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Anura laid to rest

Former Minister Anura Bandaranaike was yesterday laid to rest amidst a large gathering of Parliamentary colleagues, politicians diplomats, party followers and people from all walks of life, at the Horagolla Bandaranaike Mausoleum in the family seat of Attanagalla in Gampaha.

 

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Muslims around the world celebrate Prophet Mohammed's birthday today:

Islamic teachings give importance to tolerance, mutual understanding - President

President Mahinda Rajapaksa in a message to mark the Prophet Muhammed's birthday said: I am pleased to send this message of greetings today as the followers Islam in Sri Lanka, join their brethren the world over, to celebrate the birth anniversary of the Prophet Muhammed.

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Pettah, which is reputed to be a centre for wholesale trading, is fast turning out to be a market place for retail as well. New products such as wristwatches, shoes and other items, which were marketed on wholesale basis is now sold at retail level. Here a trader sells watches near the Fort Railway Station. Picture by Saliya Rupasinghe


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