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Foreign Ministers of SL and Seychelles hold bilateral discussions

[April 19 2012]

The visiting foreign Minister of Seychelles Jean Paul Adams and Foreign Minister Prof. G.L. Peiris held bi-lateral discussions at the Foreign Ministry this evening.

 

Sri Lanka beat Singapore 35-10

[April 18 2012]

Sri Lanka registered a superb 35 (five goals) points to 10 (one goal and one penalty) victory over Singapore in their Asian Five Nations Rugby Division 1 tournament match played at Rizal Memorial Stadium in Manila, Philippines today.

 

'Pregnant' Thai women snuggle cocaine

[April 17 2012]

Two Thai women who were pretending pregnant mothers, were apprehended while attempting to smuggle 162 cocaine tablets.

 

Cabinet decisions

[April 05 2012]

The Government decision to increase the import tax on motor vehicles was aimed at controlling the number of vehicles added annually to the vehicle fleet of the country as excessive number of vehicles have been imported to the country during the past three years, Acting Media Minister and Cabinet Spokesman Lakshman Yapa Abeywardena said today. “We had no other intention behind this move other than controlling the number of vehicles added annually to the road network”, the Minister said.

 

Catholic church caution President on relax existing Abortion Law

[March 29 2012]

The Catholic Church today appealed to the President to halt any amendments leading to relax existing Abortion Law of the country, cautioning that such measures would aggravate the social issue and deprive children of their right to life.

 

Solheim out in Cabinet reshuffle

[March 22 2012]

Norwegian Broadcasting (NRK) reported Wednesday night that the new head of the government’s Socialist Left party (SV) has ousted veteran SV politician and former party leader Erik Solheim as the government minister in charge of both environmental and foreign aid issues.

 

DWLC conducts probe into army shooting on jumbos

[February 24 2012]

The Department of Wildlife and Conservation (DWLC) has launched an investigation why the army shot two wild elephants in Bundala yesterday. According to environmentalists one jumbo was shot in the head and the other sustain similar gun shot injuries.

 

Sri Lanka has a well-organized plan for UNHRC session

[February 23 2012]

The Sri Lankan delegation, who left the country Wednesday to attend the 19th session of the United Nations Human Right Council in Geneva, Switzerland, says they have a well-organized plan to counteract the arguments against Sri Lanka.

 

Eight Indian fishermen injured in attack by Lankans - Indian Media

[February 23 2012]

Eight Indian fishermen from Keechankuppam fishing hamlet in Nagapattinam district sustained injuries in an alleged mid-sea attack by Lankan fishermen at midnight on Tuesday.

 

A process led in SL is better than one led internationally – UK

[February 23 2012]

The UK still believes that a process led in Sri Lanka is better than one led internationally, said the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, Alistair Burt, participating in a debate on the situation in Sri Lanka in the House of Commons yesterday (22).

 

US EPA waive its restriction on Lankan coir mats

[February 23 2012]

In a new boost to Sri Lanka’s geo-textile industry and Sri Lanka’s standing as world’s largest exporter of coir fibre, a top US government agency has cleared the way for Sri Lankan made geo-textiles for two projects.

 

 

The number of tourist arrivals has increased with several countries lifting their travel advisories to Sri Lanka. Wildlife safaris, boat rides in inland waters and sight-seeing have increased manifold in recent months. Here a group of tourists on a boat ride in Maduganga in the South. Pic Vipula Amerasinghe.

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Court martial soon for Sarath Fonseka:

Summary of evidence on charges completed

The summary of evidence on the charges made against Sarath Fonseka has been completed and it will be handed over to the Army Commander Lieutenant General Jagath Jayasuriya this week, Military Spokesman Major General Prasad Samarasinghe said.

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UN Chief’s move on Lanka rejected

President Mahinda Rajapaksa informed the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon on Friday the move to appoint an expert panel to advise him on Sri Lanka was ‘totally uncalled for and unwarranted.’

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Foreign Ministry tells international agencies:

Ensure safe seas for Sri Lankan sailors

The Foreign Ministry has called upon international agencies including the United Nations to help Sri Lankans to have secure seas for commercial navigation. Minister Rohitha Bogollagama told the Sunday Observer that Sri Lankan sailors had fallen into the hands of sea pirates on five occasions and he has already informed the UN about the need of having secure seas for Sri Lankan sailors.

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