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Diyawanna Vesak Udanaya : Speaker W. J. M. Lokubandara hosted 600 University students and 500 schoolchildren to a series of religious events titled Diyawanna Vesak Udanaya at his official residence yesterday. Here the Speaker and the students participate in the alms giving ceremony conducted by Ven. Senarathpura Dhammaloka Thera. Picture by Saman Sri Wedage


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Northern development:

NGOs pledge to cooperate

President Mahinda Rajapaksa at a meeting with the NGO fraternity at Temple Trees on Thursday, prevailed upon them that they were welcome to play a supplementary role to that of the Government when it comes to relief and rehabilitation efforts in the north.

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US may have killed up to 50 in Afghanistan

Women and children among victims:

US-led strikes in Afghanistan may have left as many as 50 people killed, CNN television reported after the US military called claims of a death toll of 100 “exaggerated.”

 

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Polls results prove masses had better grasp of ground realities - Prelate

The results of the Western Provincial Council elections has proved that the masses had a better grasp of present ground realities than some politicians and political parties, Maha Nayake of the Malwatte Chapter Siyam Nikaye, Most Ven. Tibbatuwawe Sri Siddhartha Sumangala Thera said.

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China gives $ 1 mn in aid to Sri Lanka

China will give US $ 1 million in humanitarian aid to Sri Lanka to help the civilians affected by the conflict, China’s Foreign Ministry announced Tuesday.

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Best way to meet challenges in construction industry:

Begin NE reconstruction work - Dakshitha Talgodapitiya

Commencing re-construction work in the North and East immediately is the best way to overcome the difficulties faced by the construction industry at present and it must be used as an opportunity to enhance the quality of life of not only those affected by the conflict but also by others,

 

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