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Sri
Lanka
on track to improve the road
network
[January 17,
2005]
[The
World Bank,
Information Note, 16 January 2006]
Sri
Lanka sets goals for achieving excellence in education
[January 17,
2005]
[The
World Bank,
Information Note, 16 January 2006]
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[December 25,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 41
23rd December, 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[December 12,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 39
9th December, 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[November 22,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 36
18th November, 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[November 7,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 34
04th November, 2005
Caring humane
democratic governance
[October 24,
2005]
(Sunday Observer - 23 October 2005)
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[October 24,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 32
21st October, 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[October 18,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 31
14th October, 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[October 11,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 29
30th September, 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[September 26,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 28
23rd September, 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[September 17,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 27
16th September, 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[September 09,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 26
09th September 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[September 06,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 25
02nd September 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[August 18,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 23
19th August 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[August 15,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 22
12th August 2005
1934 review of Thagore’s
“Sapmochan” in Colombo by SWRD Bandaranaike
[August 11,
2005]
2005-08-11 (Asian
Tribune)
In 1934 Rabindranath Tagore and his ensemble
were here in Colombo for a performance of his “Sapmochan”.
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[August 8,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 21
5th August 2005
After Ceasefire, Northern province
has grown twice as fast as the Western province
[August 03,
2005]
by
Jayantha Dhanapala
Colombo,
03 August, (Asiantribune.com):
How peace and development
feed on each other
[July
19,
2005]
by
Jayantha Dhanapala
Sujatha Jayawardena Memorial Oration
delivered by Jayantha Dhanapala, Secretary General, Government Peace
Secretariat, on July 14, under the aegis of the
University
of Colombo Alumni Association.
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[July
19,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 18
15th July 2005
"Rapid progress made in
post-tsunami rehabilitation"
[July
14,
2005]
by Gamini
Perera
(The
Island – 14th
July 2005)
FTA
to double volume of Trade between Pakistan, Sri Lanka
[July
07,
2005]
Courtesy:
Pakistan
Times Foreign Desk
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[July
6,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 16
1st July 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[July 4,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 15
24th
June 2005
The
Courage for Peace
[June
29,
2005]
by Lakshman Kadirgamar,
PC
JBIC
signs ODA loan agreements with Sri Lanka :
Supporting restoration from
damages caused by tsunami and civil war
[June
22,
2005]
[Reproduced
fron the Daily News of June 21, 2005]
Sri
Lanka is open for business
[June 20,
2005]
by
Chris Betros
[Reproduced
fron Japan Today of June 17, 2005]
A tsunami and a reality check
[June 17,
2005]
[The
Hindu - Editorial]
No
hidden clauses in the Joint Mechanism to work with the LTTE – Jayantha
Dhanapala
[June
14,
2005]
[Asian
Tribune] 2005-06-14
‘We are not ostriches
burying our head in the sand...’
‘Yanthranaya no kumanthranaya’
[May
26,
2005]
by Namini Wijedasa
[The
Island] 2005-05-22
Can
she deliver the peace we need?
[May 26,
2005]
By
An Indo Lankan
[Asian
Tribune] 2005-05-22
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[May
25,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 10
20th
May 2005
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[May 16,
2005]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 2:Issue 9
13th
May 2005
Dense
'Taraki' theories from
the cool climbs of the west
[May 12, 2005]
By
a Tamil moderate
[Asian Tribune]
2005-05-12
Sri Lanka's passage through
an ordeal
[May
5, 2005]
By
I Wickramasinghe
[Daily
News] 2005-05-04
The Murder of Sivaram
[May 2, 2005]
By
Dayan Jayatilleka
[Asian Tribune]
2005-04-29
State's
Rocca Urges Sri Lanka To Embrace Reforms, End Insurgency
[April 2 1, 2005]
Joint
mechanism could help move peace process forward
[April 1, 2005]
Ram
Manikkalingam
(Reproduced
from The Hindu of
March 31, 2005)
We
must never forget the tsunami victims - HRH The Prince of Wales
[March 9, 2005]
(Reproduced
from www.telegraph.co.uk)
Security Council
reiterates strong condemnation of use of child soldiers
[February 24, 2005]
Security Council
5129th
Meeting (AM & PM)
Nukes
Worldwide: Disarmament, Iran, and New Military Doctrines
[February 24, 2005]
Ravi R. Prasad
(Reproduced
from Peace & Conflict Monitor)
Monetary Policy Review
– February 2005
[February 17, 2005]
Issued
By: Economic Research
Department
CENTRAL
BANK OF SRI LANKA
Date:
2005-02-16
Sri
Lanka to Get Special Trade Concession from US
[February 11, 2005]
Daya
Gamage – Reporting to Asian Tribune
Sri
Lanka Needs US$1.5 billion For Tsunami Recovery and Reconstruction
[February 3, 2005]
ADB,
JBIC and World Bank Publish Damage and Needs Assessment
Rebuilding
after Tsunami: Sri
Lanka’s next challenges
[February 1, 2005]
By
Sir Arthur C Clarke
We
will not discriminate against LTTE-held areas: Kadirgamar
[January 31, 2005]
Reproduced from The
Hindu of Friday,
Jan 28, 2005
NGOs
in fierce competition in Lanka
[January 27, 2005]
Sri
Lanka: 20 days after the tsunami
[January
17,
2004]
Sri
Lanka: An Island that fears the sea
[January
06,
2004]
By Ravi R. Prasad
Courtesy:
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Interview:
Disaster may not bring rebels to talks
[January
4,
2004]
By
Ravi R. Prasad
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[December 20,
2004]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume1:Issue 20
17th
December 2004
Prabhakaran
drives into a cul-de sac
[December
10,
2004]
(Reproduced
from
www.Tamilnewsweb.com )
Maravanpalau
Peace Village in Jaffna
[December
09,
2004]
By Ravi
R Prasad
Courtesy: Peace and Conflict Monitor, 8th
December 2004
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[December
08,
2004]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume 1:Issue 18,
03rd December, 2004
Asserting one's position while
ignoring others’ concerns
[November
30,
2004]
By Jehan Perera
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of November 30, 2004)
South
Asia Terrorism Portal
[November
30,
2004]
Weekly
Assessments & Briefings
Volume 3, No. 20, November 29, 2004
Time to talk, Chandrika
tells LTTE
[November
25,
2004]
By V.S. Sambandan
(Reproduced
from The Hindu of November 24, 2004)
LTTE's commitment to federal
solution in doubt
[November
24,
2004]
By V.S. Sambandan
(Reproduced
from The Hindu of Sunday, November 21,
2004)
Economic & Market
Bulletin
[November
16,
2004]
A weekly publication
of the Economic Affairs Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Volume1:Issue 13
29th
October 2004
Sri
Lanka ready for federalism: Chandrika
[November 15,
2004]
Reproduced
from The Hindu of November 12,
2004
Computer Literacy of Sri Lanka - 2004
[November 11,
2004]
By
Dr. Amara Satharasinghe - Deputy Director (Information), Dept. of Census
& Statistics
Economic
& Market Bulletin
[October
15,
2004]
A weekly publication of the Economic Affairs
Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
“The role of dialogue
in a democracy”
[October
15,
2004]
“I
see light at the end of the tunnel" - President
[September
08,
2004]
Resuming peace
negotiations:
Politics of the UNF and UPFA
[August
27,
2004]
by Ajit Rupasinghe,
Secretary, Ceylon Communist Party - Maoist
(reproduced from the Sunday Observer of August 22, 2004)
Lankan recreates Chinese tea method for 'kings'
[August
24,
2004]
by
Amal Jayasinghe
Sri
Lanka's Stocks Surge Defies Bearish Outlook
[July
28,
2004]
By
Andy Mukherjee,
columnist for Bloomberg
(Reproduced from
Bloomberg
July 13, 2004)
A LAUDABLE STEP
[July
26,
2004]
(Reproduced from The Hindu, July 24, 2004)
Kandy
Perahera begins today
[July
22,
2004]
by S. B. Karalliyadda
(Reproduced from the Island, July 22, 2004)
Our interactions with
Americans are always friendly
[March
24,
2004]
(Reproduced
from the Daily News, March 22, 2004)
We will provide continuity
with change: Chandrika
[March
1,
2004]
(Reproduced
from The Hindu, March 1, 2004)
These
are the heroes
[February
25,
2004]
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of February 23, 2004)
For
Chandrika, ordering snap polls was an agonising decision
[February
10,
2004]
By
PK Balachanddran
(Reproduced
from the Hindustan Times of February 9, 2004)
Political
Realignments and Peace Efforts
[February
3,
2004]
By
G H Peiris
[Senior
Professor, University of Peradeniya and Senior Fellow, International Centre
for Ethnic Studies]
(Reproduced
from the South Asia Intelligence Review)
An exponent of indigenous
culture
[January
14, 2004]
Courtesy:
Daily News, January 14, 2004
By W.T.A. Leslie, Fernando
President,
Premier, Prabhakran and the People
[December
22,
2003]
(Reproduced from the Daily News,
December 20,2003)
by H. L. D. Mahindapala, a former
editor of the Daily News
A
Presidential Intervention
[November
18,
2003]
(Reproduced from the South Asia Intelligence Review [SAIR])
By Guest Writer:
Prof. G.H. Peiris
(G.H. Peiris is
a Senior Professor, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, and Senior Fellow,
International Centre for Ethnic Studies)
Transcript:
Interview with Chandrika Kumaratunga
[November
17,
2003]
By
Edward Luce
Courtesy
Financial Times, London
LTTE trying to rehabilitate its
ace arms procurer
[October
27,
2003]
PK Balachandran
(Reproduced from the Hindustan
Times, October 19,2003)
Naval surveillance is the millstone around LTTE's neck
[October
17, 2003]
By PK Balachanddran, Colombo
(Reproduced
from the Hindustan Times, October 14, 2003)
Small Arms: the real weapons of mass deaths, destruction
[October
17, 2003]
By
Lyndon
Jeffels
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror, October 16, 2003)
Sirimavo — supreme
woman politician of the last century
[October
10, 2003]
By Prof. W. A.
Wiswa Warnapala
LTTE
PROVES CHANDRIKA RIGHT
[September
23,
2003]
by B. Raman
Angry
India cancels Navy chief's visit to Lanka
[September
16,
2003]
By
PK Balachanddran, Colombo
(Reproduced
from the Hindustan Times, September 15,2003)
India
should support Colombo to deal with Tigers
[September
15,
2003]
JN
Dixit, former Indian
High Commissioner to Sri Lanka.
[Courtesy
Hindustan Times, August 24, 2003]
Sri Lanka Freedom Party in the politics of Sri Lanka
(September
4, 2003)
(By
Prof. W. A. Wiswa Warnapala)
Mani
Shankar Aiyer on Asian women leaders
(Reproduced
from Femina July 1999)
(September
3, 2003)
Senior
Judge’s Resignation: A Warning of Deteriorating Judicial Independence And Rule
of Law In Sri Lanka.
[September
3,
2003]
The NE merger; only an Interim
Arrangement?
(By R. K. 22.08. 2003)
Provisional
Administration
By
Dr. S. Chandrasekharan
(July
29,
2003)
Tamil
rebels training women in Sri Lanka to remove landmines
By
Ravi Prasad
(Reproduced from the
Channel News Asia of July 18, 2003)
Peace
Process: Stalemate continues
By
Dr.
S. Chandrasekharan
Taming
The Tamil Tiger
(By
B. Raman)
A legend in the
making
By Lakshman Kadirgamar P.C., M.P
Cohabitation
in Sri Lanka
(By R.K. 04.07. 2003)
PM
writes to the nation
(Reproduced
from the
Official Website of The Peace Secretariat of the Sri Lankan Government )
‘Sri
Lanka 2003’
(Reproduced
from The Washington Post)
The
country needs CBK more than ever
By Mangala
Samaraweera
'LTTE
has set up de-facto State'
By
Amit Baruah
(Reproduced
from The Hindu of April 12, 2003)
Hakone
Session: Post Talks Press Conference, March 18-21, 2003
Child Conscription and Peace: A Tragedy of Contradictions
Govt. says no to HSZ scale-down
Thushara
Guneratne reporting from Hakone, Japan
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of March 20, 2003)
Oslo says talks on track
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of March 13, 2003)
Marapana replies to LTTE as moves get underway to save peace process
By
Sunil Jayasiri
(Reproduced
from Daily Mirror of March 12, 2003)
IFC makes
strategic investment in Commercial Bank
(Reproduced from the
Daily News of March 11, 2003)
LTTE
operatives hunting for Russian missiles in Laos
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times of March 9, 2003)
CBK wants
50% of seats reserved for women
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of March 7, 2003)
Government
must play strong cards in its possession — Kadirgamar
By
Bandula Jayasekara
(Reproduced
from The Island of March 6, 2003)
Leo Burnett's Unreal Odel wins Campaign of the Year
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of March 5, 2003)
Tamil Tigers turn to ANC
By
Frances Harrison
BBC correspondent in Colombo
(Reproduced from
BBC News UK Edition of March 3, 2003)
Ex-Jaffna Mayor goes
to Rights Commission
By
Sunimalee Dias and Kasun Yapa Karunaratne
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of March 3, 2003)
CBK for peace: War is not the solution
By
Shakuntala
Perera
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of February 26, 2003)
Indian Oil gets down to business in Sri
Lanka
By Nisthar Cassim
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of February 26, 2003)
Slow
and steady path to peace – PM
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of February 24, 2003)
Will
peace talks collapse?
By
Sumanasiri Liyanage
(Reproduced
from The Island of February 19, 2003)
Sri Lanka: Prospects for Peace
Richard
L. Armitage, Deputy Secretary of State USA
Remarks to the Center for Strategic and International Studies
Washington, DC on February 14,
2003
(Reproduced
from the US Department of State Website)
Farewell
to ‘illegal’ arms: no unnecessary political influence
By Damitha Hemachandra
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of February 17, 2003)
Killing
of Yala Officer: Police continue investigations
By
Florence Wickramage
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of January 31, 2003)
LTTE 'must hand weapons to neutral
authority'
By
Sinha Ratnatunga
(Reproduced
from Gulf News of January 27, 2003)
The
peace process - a reality check
N. RAM
(Reproduced from The Frontline of
January 18-31, Issue No 1)
Shipping threatened by
militants trained in LTTE tactics - expert
(Reproduced from
The Island of January 23,
2003)
India against Japan mediating in Sri Lanka
By Amit Baruah
(Reproduced
from The Hindu of January 21, 2003)
India
and the LTTE
T.S.
SUBRAMANIAN
(Reproduced
from the Hindu Frontline of January 18 – 31 2003)
The
Gathering Storm in the East
– Tamil Rights Group
Suicide Bombing Masters: Sri Lankan Rebels
By
AMY WALDMAN
(Reproduced
from The New York Times of January 14, 2003)
The
PA's shared interest in peace process
By Jehan Perera
(Reproduced
from Daily Mirror of January 14, 2003)
Shell Gas Lanka acted against public interest - FTC
(Reproduced from The Island of January 9, 2003)
Decisive stage: Premier seeks President's help
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of January 6, 2003)
A tactical shift
By D. B. S. Jeyaraj
(Reproduced from Frontline, Volume 19-Issue 26,
December 21, 2002 - January 03, 2003)
Abducted
EPRLF man found dead
By Sunil Jayasiri & S.S. Selvanayagam
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of December 23, 2002)
Concepts for decentralization of government
(By Ranjit J. Perera 13.12. 2002)
FEATURE:
Sticking
to his guns
V.S. SAMBANDAN
-
in Colombo
(Reproduced from the
The Frontline of December 07 - 20, 2002)
Another
false dawn?
(Reproduced
from the The Hindu of December 7, 2002)
Peace
Talks : Second Session of the First Round – Press Conference, November 3,
2002
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of December 5, 2002)
Some heretical thoughts on Oslo, peace support and
interest-bearing loans
By Malinda Seneviratne
(Reproduced from the Sunday Island of December 1, 2002)
Mangala
launches stinging attack on Govt.
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of December 3, 2002)
Pahiyangala - a valuable archaeological discovery
By
Dholani Mawalage
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of November 27, 2002)
Talks
and tribulations
By
V.S. SAMBANDAN -
in Colombo
(Reproduced
from the Frontline November 23 – December 06 2002)
Tamil
Tiger fronts raise war-funds, RCMP report says Money goes toward 'most
sophisticated, deadly' insurgency
By
Stewart Bell
(Reproduced
from the National Post of November 9, 2002)
Fuelling the Peace
Process
(By Ranjit J. Perera
13.11.2002
)
Colombo contradictions
(Reproduced from the Frontline - October 26 - November 08,
2002)
Sri Lanka Gems
(Reproduced from Dateline: July 17,
2002)
Confidence
building: The LTTE needs to do more
(By Ranjit J. Perera
18.10.2002)
Heady start for
peace
(Reproduced
from Frontline, Volume 19 - Issue 21,
October 12 - 25, 2002)
Sri Lankan to be extradited
for 'narco-terrorism' - Sold drugs for Tigers
(Reproduced
from the National Post of October 5, 2002)
The transformation of terror?
(Reproduced from Asia Times Online – September 25, 2002)
How long will the euphoria last?
(Reproduced from the Hindu Frontline of September 28, 2002)
Peace process
draws criticism as sunshine stories abound
(By Ranjit J. Perera
27.09.2002
)
Transcript of
the Press Conference held following the first round of talks in Thailand on
18th September 2002;
Excerpts from article by Upul Joseph Fernando published in the Sinhala daily
Lanakdeepa on the 19th September 2002
Max the mine sweeper: Sniffing out danger
(Reproduced from the Sunday Island of September 22, 2002)
Sri Lanka sprinter looks for
gold in Pusan
(Reproduced from Yahoo India Sports of September 24, 2002)
The peace process and democracy
(Reproduced from the Daily News of September 19, 2002)
Shifts
in Alignments of Political Parties and their Impact on the Basic
Constitutional Structure
(By
H L de Silva, PC)
‘Vessel’ glides
in with panache
(Reproduced from Sunday Observer of September 1,
2002)
Rehabilitation:
When should it take place?
(Reproduced from the Daily Mirror of August 29, 2002)
From Thailand to Thamileelam
(Reproduced from the Sunday Island of August 25, 2002)
Peace process and avoidance of hatred
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of August 21, 2002)
The peace process - some
imperatives and analogies
(Reproduced from Daily News of August
15,
2002)
Lost opportunities for "other people's children"
(Reproduced from Daily News of August 9, 2002)
Kukule
Ganga:Rendezvous at sea level inside a mountain
(Reproduced
from Daily News of April 6, 2002)
LTTE for levying entry tax on Jaffna highway
(Reproduced from The Hindu
of April 5, 2002)
'I am like a fish'
(Reproduced from Daily News of April 4, 2002)
Somawathie shines again
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times of March 24, 2002)
FEATURE : Child soldiers - a grave concern to ICRC
(Reproduced
from The Island of April 3, 2002)
Batticaloa was once called Land of Milk and Honey
(Reproduced
from The Island of March 31, 2002)
Ethnic unity in Trincomalee district: Pre-1960 era —
some reminiscences
(Reproduced
from The Island of April 2, 2002)
"We can help Sri Lanka's power sector" - Says Czech
envoy to SAARC
(Reproduced from the Daily News of April 2, 2002)
Bitter
medicine at Ritigala
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times of March 31, 2002)
Global
warming hits species all over world, says study
(Reproduced
from the Environmental News Network)
Where farmers till for coins
(Reproduced from the Sunday Times of March 24, 2002)
All for Christ
(Reproduced fro the Sunday
Times of March 24, 2002)
When garbage turns golden
(Reproduced from the Daily Mirror of March 27, 2002)
The secret garden in Dambulla
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of March 27,
2002)
‘Evening
Star’ - The dawn of Maritime Archaeology in Sri Lanka
(Reproduced from the Sunday Observer of March 24, 2002)
Hoping for a better Batticaloa
(Reproduced from the Daily Mirror of March 25, 2002)
Paddy farmers plead for protection
(Reproduced from the Daily Mirror of March 22, 2002)
Ceasefire monitors have no work to do, says Sri Lanka
(Reproduced from Outlookindia.com)
Govt. says LTTE plans to tax public servants in NE
(Reproduced from The Island of March 22, 2002)
Senanayake's Constitution and minorities
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of March 22, 2002)
Papaya in breast milk miracle
(Reproduced from the Daily News of March 22, 2002)
Cross-flow of cadres a threat to ceasefire
A look
into Prabhakaran’s strategy
(Reproduced from The Island of March 21, 2002)
Roles of Government and the Regulators come under
critical review
(Reproduced from Daily Mirror of March 21, 2002)
Will peace ever return to paradise?
Eloquence in stone
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Island of March 17, 2002)
Rangahala Den Etha Ada Andure...
(Reproduced from the Daily news of March 16, 2002)
PEACE: Is it still an elusive dream?
By
Ranjit J. Perera
Cats on the prowl....
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of March 10, 2002)
First impressions of Sri Lanka
(Reproduced from the Daily News of March 14, 2002)
Perera and Sons - 100 years of quality service to the
nation
(Reproduced from the Daily News of March 14, 2002)
Battle
for Buddha Gaya
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times of March 10, 2002)
Lankan
scientist carves new trails in Bio-tech research
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of March 10, 2002)
Galle
road take me home!
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of March 2, 2002)
World
will be a better place to live in
(Reproduced
from Daily News of March 08, 2002)
Archeologists
discover an ancient Holy Well in Jawatte
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times March 3, 2002)
It’s
all or nothing for inconsistent Atapattu
(Reproduced
from The International Herald Tribune of March 6, 2002)
The
Buddhist woman and her forward march in society
(Reproduced from the Daily News
of March 6, 2002)
The
surfer who came in from the cold
(Reproduced
from the Guardian Unlimited of March 2, 2002)
Galle
road take me home!
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of March 2, 2002)
Nutritional
value of rice
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of March 1, 2002)
Return
of the Wanni
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of February 27, 2002)
They're
coming home
and
all they want is peace
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times of February 24, 2002)
The
face of Galle Face
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of February 24, 2002)
HaJ:
Every Muslim’s festival of sacrifice
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times of February 24, 2002)
The
Lord's of Sri Lanka cricket
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of February 23, 2002)
Ronald's
magic touch
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times of February 17, 2002)
Revolutionising
the art of interior designing
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of February 17, 2002)
Power
crisis: Worst yet to come
(Reproduced
from Daily Mirror of February 20, 2002)
Retired
soldier with a creative mission
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times of February 17, 2002)
Golden
Jubilee of Sri Lanka-Japan relationship
(Reproduced
from Daily News of February 19, 2002)
Where
Asia's rubber first took root
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of February 18, 2002)
Surrender
of Kandy in 1815
(Reproduced
from Daily News of February 18, 2002)
Make
Knuckles a world heritage
(Reproduced from the Daily News
of February 16, 2002)
Ssh,
don't scare the tourists
(Reproduced from the
Independent.co.uk – February 14, 2002)
Across
the lines
By
Anuradha Herath 15.02.2002
New
'Checklist books' for bird watchers
(Reproduced
from Daily Mirror of February 14, 2002)
On
the rocks
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times of February 10, 2002)
Giant
Sama firm on three legs
(Reproduced
from Daily Mirror of February 09, 2002)
Seventy
fifth anniversary of the Thomian Chapel
(Reproduced
from Daily News of February 09, 2002)
Peace
will transform Sri Lankan economy
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of February 7, 2002)
Turning
waste into profits
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times of February 03, 2002)
Reaching
for hi-tech dreams
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times of February 03, 2002)
The
Lion Flag and its message of harmony
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of February 4, 2002)
Water,
Life and Culture
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of February 2, 2002)
Raffles
of Rosmead Place
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of January 23, 2002)
Monarchs
of Sri Lanka
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of January 20, 2002)
Travails of Lanka's street children
(Reproduced from the Daily Mirror
of January 29, 2002)
The
reconstruction of the Jaffna library
(Reproduced
from Daily News of January 30, 2002)
Pride
in a place torn by prejudice
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of January 23, 2002)
Sondura
Warnadaasi - an Opera by
Khemadasa (Reproduced
from the Daily News of January 26, 2002)
Elephantine
Mercy Mission
(Reproduced
from Daily News of January 25, 2002)
A
glimpse into Lanka's verdant forests
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of January
24, 2002)
Brown
girls in the ring
A trio of women boxers are making history in the
mercantile sector as a new breed of fighters emerge
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of January 23, 2002)
Lester
James Peries, a figure of the nation’s destiny
(Reproduced from the
Sunday Island of January 20, 2002)
Second
Thoughts: Notable contributions of Nimalshantha
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of January 22, 2002)
Yala's
unique bird hide
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of January 13, 2002)
Sanath
ranks Murali's 400 wickets second to winning the World Cup
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of January 17, 2002)
FEATURE
: I lost my heart in... Sri Lanka
(Reproduced
from the Guardian Unlimited of January 12, 2002)
FEATURE
: Doctored dollars: 2 Liberians arrested with Rs. 4 billion worth security
papers
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of January 16, 2002)
Aluvihara
- where Tripitakas were written
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of January 13, 2002)
Thai
Pongal- a festival of gratitude
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of January 14, 2002)
A
'Privilege' to be there
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of January 11, 2002)
Standard
Chartered Group looks for cost synergies to meet new challenges
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of January 10, 2002)
Chandra
Jayaratne Sri Lankan of the Year
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of January 6, 2001)
An
aristocrat's grand old house
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror January 9, 2002)
Tiny
Manoj hits Arjuna's massive record for six
(Reproduced
from The Sunday Times of January 6, 2001)
Fishnet
market spreads net to Africa, Dubai
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of January 6, 2002)
EDEN
Sri Lanka's first spa resort
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of January 6, 2002)
The
pensive Premier: 103rd birth anniversary of S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of January 8, 2002)
CEAT-Kelani
sets new record
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of January 6, 2002)
A
model working environment
(Reproduced
from The Sunday Times of January 6, 2002)
Fonseka
makes a comeback
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of January 4, 2002)
Old
Memories never fade
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of January 2, 2002)
Edmund
Samarakkody kept faith to the last
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of January 4, 2002)
SAARC
still has its relevance
(Reproduced
from Daily Mirror of January 4, 2002)
R.
Sivaratnam retires after 40 years at Aitken Spence
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of January 1, 2002)
Gamini
Atukorale: a man committed to democracy
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of January 2, 2002)
Top
US MIT experts join Millennium IT advisory team
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of January 2, 2002)
Buddhism
and soul searching
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of December 29, 2001)
Christmas
in Sri Lanka in the days gone by
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of December 29, 2001)
Less-known
facets in the life of well-known Cardinal born 100 years ago
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of December 23, 2001)
A
flavour from the past
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Times of December 23, 2001)
Christmas
and the manner it is celebrated
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of December 22, 2001)
A
critical look at Sri Lanka’s one-time ‘Champagne Teas’
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of December 20, 2001)
What's
in a Name? For Baby Elephant, Heritage
(Reproduced
from The Washington Post
of December 14, 2001)
Forum
to promote cooperation among SA Insurance Regulators
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of December 20, 2001)
A
spiritual rendezvous
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of December 18, 2001)
Grand
Hotel sets up Rs. 5 million Indian restaurant
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of December 18, 2001)
Well
done, Mr. Kadirgamar
(Reproduced
from the Daily Mirror of December 13, 2001)
Untouched
treasures in watery graves
(Reproduced
from the Sunday Observer of December 9, 2001)
German
envoy commends ISB’s progress
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of December 4, 2001)
They
come for the sun
(Reproduced
from the Daily News of December 4, 2001)
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