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A bright future for inventors : President Mahinda Rajapaksa presents a memento to G. Nanayakkara of Ananda College who was adjudged the Junior Inventor of the Year 2009 for his ‘wireless access technology for Horolog’. IESL President Dharmasiri de Alwis looks on. Picture by Sudath Silva

A batch of 500 former LTTE child combatants housed at the Punthottam Rehabilitation Camp Vavuniya celebrated Universal Children’s Day at a ceremony held at the Punthottam Co-operative Training Centre yesterday, Vavuniya district Judge Alex Raja was the chief guest. Picture by Bandula Seneviratne


Humanitarian relief for IDPs:

Donors grant US $196m

Donors have provided nearly US$ 196 million to assist in humanitarian efforts for IDPs who fled areas in the recent battles in the North, a Joint Media Release by the Disaster Management and Human Rights Ministry and the United Nations Resident/ Humanitarian Coordinator in Sri Lanka said.

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Professionals must help build the nation now - President

President Mahinda Rajapaksa yesterday noted that it was time for the country’s expatriate intellectuals/professionals and others, to return to their roots and help rebuild the Nation as terrorism which forced their hand to flee had ended.

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Children blossom in terror-free country - PM

Freedom is not doing everything or whatever you want. It is living while protecting society, social ethics, culture and the country, Prime Minister Ratnasiri Wickramanayaka said.

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German Tech to recruit students from North-East areas

Trainees are recruited from Northern and Eastern Provinces to the Ceylon-German Technical Training Institute (CGTTI) this year to improve technical skills of students who were victims of the recently concluded war, Institute Principal G.S. Manchanayake told the Daily News.

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Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel Chairperson, Leisha De Silva Chandrasena presents the first Senehase Upahara connection to Minister of Trade, Marketing Development, Co-operatives and Consumer Services Bandula Gunawardana. Sri Lanka State Trading (General) Corporation (STC), Chairman, Pradeep Gunawardana and Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel, CEO, Suren Amarasekara look on. Picture by Sumanachandra Ariyawansa.


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