Mahanayake Theras laud Govt’s moves to eradicate terrorism

Certain elements in the south are supporting the terrorists by being behind the students’ protest campaigns- President

‘Jeevan Base’ falls to Security Forces

Tiger underground training facility captured:

WELIOYA: LTTE terrorists sustained a heavy blow on Saturday when troops of the 59 Division operating ahead of the Welioya battlefront in the Eastern Wanni frontier forced into ‘Jeevan Base’ a large underground training facility of the LTTE at around 4.30 p.m., the Defence Ministry said.

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President on Jana Hamuwa tomorrow

Colombo: President Mahinda Rajapaksa will respond to the people's political, social and economic queries on a live platform tomorrow at 9.30 p.m. at Temple Trees.

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Tea exports to hit $1.5 b

The Tea Exporters’ Association targets to reach USD 1.5 billion in tea exports by 2009 having achieved USD1.025 billion in 2007. Chairman of the association Jayantha Keragala said at a press conference held at the Golf Club Colombo last week.

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