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President Mahinda Rajapaksa addressing the Prize Giving Ceremony 2008 at Sangamitta Balika Vidyalaya, Galle yesterday. Pictures by Sudath Silva

Awarding a prize to a student. Principal D. Dahanayake looks on.


Most IDPs go home by December 31:

Resettlement of IDPs; Two-thirds complete

A total of 169,938 Internally Displaced Persons have been resettled in their native places within a short period providing them along with the provision of health, shelter, sanitary, education co-operative, water, electricity and other facilities in their villages, Minister Mahinda Samarasinghe said.

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President warns of impact of western culture

The impact of western culture to our society is enormous and the younger generation should understand the ill effects of western culture and the open economic system, said President Mahinda Rajapaksa.

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UNP must field candidate - Johnston

The UNP Leader should forthwith propose to field a candidate from the party since no election in the party’s history were there elections without a candidate from the UNP, UNP MP Johnston Fernando said.

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Foreign reserves exceed US $ 5.2 b

Includes gold too:

Central Bank Governor Ajith Nivard Cabraal told the Daily News that Sri Lanka has exceeded US$ 5.2 billion as foreign reserves for the first time. The country in addition also has a reasonable amount of gold reserves.

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Opponent no challenge to President - Nandimitra

Former UNPer Parliamentarian Nandimithra Ekanayake who has been appointed the SLFP District organizer for Matale said he joined the Government after being impressed by its policies.

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‘Business community should ensure steady progress’ :

Peaceful environment spurs economy

The country’s economy is expected to grow with the peaceful environment that facilitates the growth potential. The business community needs to be proactive and dynamic to ensure steady progress in achieving economic prosperity, National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka President Lal de Alwis told Daily News Business.

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