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| Interrogation continues from the person, spied President’s whereabouts |
| [ 2010-09-08 09:33:04 ] |
 Reports states, two persons on suspicion were arrested for spying the travelling of President and interrogation are continuing. It is reported that two persons were engaged in spying the whereabouts of President, while President Mahinda Rajapakse was recently in Badulla. [More] |
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| Canada introduce new laws to curtail illegal migrants |
| [ 2010-09-08 09:30:16 ] |
 Canada had decided to introduce new legal laws to curtail illegal migrants intruding to Canada. Canadian news agencies have quoted that discussions will be held next week, in regard to make this law implemented. [More] |
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| Emergency regulation extended to another one month |
| [ Wednesday, 08 September 2010, 09:07.00 AM ] |
 The Emergency regulation was extended today for another month without any voting. The 18th constitutional reform legislation was today afternoon submitted in parliament. [More] |
| Ranil Wickramasinghe states, every challenge faced, will gain victory |
| [ Tuesday, 07 September 2010, 01:06.53 PM ] |
 Opposition party leader RaniL Wickramasinghe said, the party is facing many challenges but shortly it will gain victory. While Ranil addressing the event organized for the completion of 65 years in originating the United National Party, he made this statement. [More] |
| TMVP members involved in assaulting Eastern University student arrested |
| [ Tuesday, 07 September 2010, 01:04.20 PM ] |
 Police on suspicion had arrested two Tamil Makkal Liberation tigers party members for assaulting a Eastern University student. The said members had robbed the motorbike belonging to the eastern university student was published in “Lankadeepa” Newspaper. [More] |
| Leftists decide to support the 18th political constitution – Vasudeva Nanaakara |
| [ Tuesday, 07 September 2010, 02:42.52 AM ] |
 The Leftists had decided to vote in support of the 18th constitutional reforms. The Leftist Front Leader Vasudeva Nanayakara mentioned that even though they are not agreeable to the political constitutional reform, as they are a membership party of the government, taking into consideration the present situation they had decided to support the constitution. [More] |
| Six Sri Lankans had died while attempted to board the “Sun C”ship |
| [ Tuesday, 07 September 2010, 02:32.53 AM ] |
 Reports publish that one passenger had died while travelling in the “Sun C” ship which had reached Canada. Six Sri Lankans had died while the boat which they were travelling got capsized in Malaysia when they attempted to board the ship which proceeded towards Canada. [More] |
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| Land mines excavated from Jaffna Vadamarachchci area |
| [ Friday, 03 September 2010, 09:49.13 AM ] |
 Sri Lankan government had informed that the land mines excavation in the Jaffna Vadamarachchi area has been done completely. Government believes, the resettlements could be expedited. [More] |
| 89 thousand women had lost their husbands during north and east war |
| [ Friday, 03 September 2010, 01:16.58 AM ] |
 Reports states, 89 thousand women living in the north and east provinces have lost their husbands due to war. Out of them 25,000 widows are living in the Batticoloa district is according to statistics reports. Tamil National Alliance Parliament Member P.Selvaraja made this statement. [More] |
| Southern businessmen grab Vanni people’s assets |
| [ Friday, 03 September 2010, 01:11.57 AM ] |
 Reports states, the Sinhalese and Muslim businessmen are in the habit of grabbing the abandoned assets of displaced Vanni people. Towards these activities the military are engaged in duties in the Vanni region are cooperating is according to Vanni information. [More] |
| Nirupama visits Mullaitheevu and Trincomalee |
[ Thursday, 02 September 2010, 01:12.18 AM ] [ ] |
 Indian External Affairs Secretary Nirupama Rao visited Mullaitheevu today to find the situations in the district. She met the Mullaitheevu Government Agent Nagalingam Vethanayagam at 8.30 a.m. The Government Agent informed in detail about the situation of the resettled persons, and the request for Indian aid. She distributed Indian aid items to the resettled people. [More] |
| Sarath Fonseka suddenly suffering falls sick |
| [ Thursday, 02 September 2010, 01:08.45 AM ] |
 A leading Sinhala website had quoted a news item that Democratic National Alliance Leader Sarath Fonseka had suddenly suffering from ill health. The doctors from the navy forces are examining his health conditions is according to reports. [More] |
| Weapons flow from India is the main cause for the Tamil people’s devastation – Prof.Chittampalam |
| [ Thursday, 02 September 2010, 12:58.37 AM ] [] |
 Prof.C.K.Chittampalam made a statement that, arms supplied from India during the internal war in Sri Lanka, is the main cause for the massive devastation of Tamil civilians which is the general opinion from many Tamils. He made this comment while he met Indian External Affairs Secretary Nirupama Rao at the Jaffna Public Library yesterday. [More] |
| New Zealand Supreme Court decides LTTE a political organisation |
| [ Monday, 30 August 2010, 12:57.00 PM ] |
 The Supreme Court of New Zealand Friday dismissed the appeal of the government seeking rejection of the refugee status of an Eezham Tamil who was captaining a ship carrying arms to the LTTE. [More] |
| More than settlements, government working hard for splits states, Mano Ganeshan |
| [ Saturday, 28 August 2010, 12:50.03 AM ] |
 Democratic People’s Front Leader Mano Ganeshan said, the Sri Lankan government does not have any concern to find a settlement to the crisis faced by the Sri lankan Tamils. [More] |
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| Senior SLA officer: ‘Kill everybody!’ order came from the top (VIDEO UPDATED) |
[ Tuesday, 18 May 2010, 09:47.51 PM ] [ ] |
 A senior Sri Lankan Army commander and frontline soldier have told Britain’s Channel 4 News that point-blank executions of Tamils at the end of the civil war in May 2009 were carried out under orders ‘from the top’. In an extended segment on Sri Lanka Tuesday, Channel 4 broadcast translated video interviews with the two soldiers. [More] |
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