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Libyan Head of State Colonel Muammar Gaddafi greets President Mahinda Rajapaksa yesterday. Picture by Sudath Silva

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President Rajapaksa’s State visit to Libya:

Sri Lanka-Libya strengthen ties

Sri Lankans to get 100,000 job opportunities:

Strengthening economic and trade ties between Libya and Sri Lanka featured prominently in bilateral talks between Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa and the Libyan Head of State Colonel Muammar Gaddafi at the special venue for meetings with distinguished visitors at Sheri, Libya yesterday.

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Multiple polling cards:

Elections Commissioner takes action

Elections Commissioner Dayananda Dissanayake has taken steps to annul any additional polling cards issued to voters of the Western Province, after authorities found that some had been provided with more than one polling card. Issuing a media release yesterday,

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Holmes tells Guardian newspaper:

LTTE shooting fleeing civilians

UN Under Secretary General Sir John Holmes said that although the LTTE leadership says that the Tamil civilians accompanied them into the war zone voluntarily and they do not want to leave, there are continuing reports of shooting at fleeing civilians, destroying boats to prevent them leaving and forcing them to fight against their will by the LTTE.

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Buses aplenty for Avurudhu home bound

Colombo Central Bus Stand Manager Sarath Premalal said yesterday that more than 100 additional buses have been deployed to remote areas for the convenience of those going to the village for the Avurudhu festivities.

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NGN will reduce disparity in society - Dr Hans Wijesuriya

Sri Lanka no longer isolated in global citizenship:


The future society will be driven by information and knowledge; it will be greener and sustainable. Therefore, we are no longer isolated in global citizenship, said Group CEO, Dialog Telecom Dr. Hans Wijesuriya.

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