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National Flag of Sri Lanka
By KAMALIKA PIERIS
When the Udarata kingdom went under the British rulers in 1815, the flag of the Sinhala king, Sri Wickrema Rajasinha was ceremonially replaced by the flag of the British king, George III. The Udarata flag was then …
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Tamils Oppose Re-settlement of Sinhalese in East
Tamil politicians who are the present champions of the so called reconciliation and peace are opposing for the re-settlement of Internally Displaced Sinhala people in Eastern province. There were over 60,000 strong Sinhala population in Madakalapuwa prior of 1985. Most
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National organisations take govt to task over treatment of war heroes
Former Navy Chief of Staff, Rear Admiral (Rtd) Sarath Weerasekera yesterday accused the government of making every effort to make its dream of splitting the country a reality by going for a federal state.
The war hero and the man …
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Ranjan Ramanayake Threaten Buddhist Monks
Christian extremist Deputy Minister and film actor Ranjan Ramanayake has again threaten to the Buddhists. Ramanayake, who came to the parliament from Sinhala Buddhists’ votes has publicly threaten and insult Ven. Uduwe Dhammaloka thero recently.
Ramanayake who is widely popular …
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Rajarata Medical Faculty dons make proposals to New Constitution to save the Unitary Status
A group, comprising senior staff members of the Rajarata University Faculty of Medicine, has handed over a 14 proposals to the Committee on Constitutional Reforms at Anuradhpura district secretariat. Under the proposal number 13 they have requested a two-thirds majority …
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From Good-Governance to Dog-Governance
MALINDA SENEVIRATNE
This is a selection from the ‘News Next Desk’ of Kekirilanthaya, Sri Lanka’s friendly neighbor, whose concern for the well-being of Sri Lankans knows no bounds.
Who was caught with elephant-tail hair?
It has been reported that a …
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Economy in the doldrums
The economy is heading to a crisis, says politburo member of Mahajana Eksath Perumuna (MEP), Yadamini Gunawardena. Global economy, he points out, is yet again in a crisis, which Sri Lanka seems not to have taken into account yet. The …
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Should Sri Lanka’s Parliament control only Buddhist monks?
Some facts to think about the controversial Theravadi Bhikku Kathikawath Bill
Some facts to think about
- Buddhism is the predominant religion in Sri Lanka. Yet there are other global religions with very powerful institutional backing like Christianity/Catholicism and Islam
- How
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Minister Swaminathan offers Release of LTTE Tamil Terrorists
Minister of Resettlement, Reconstruction and Hindu Religious Affairs, D.M. Swaminathan, a Tamil and a sympathizer of LTTE has offered very flexible terms in order to get released the LTTE Tamil terrorists criminals from Sri Lankan prisons. The LTTE Tamil terrorists …
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LTTE Terrorists Attack of the Month
32 Buddhist monks were hacked to killed by LTTE Tamil terrorists on 2nd June 1987
Numbers Game
13th Amendment
