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"Progress a little faster than originally planned’’
Road is hard but victory is certain, says Gotabhaya

Despite battlefield losses last week with the LTTE delivering bodies of 30 soldiers killed in action through the ICRC, Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapaksa while agreeing that the road forward is hard remains convinced that victory is certain.
Rajapaksa expressed these thoughts in an interview with today’s issue of the Irida Divaina where he said that the progress made had been a little faster than originally planned.
"We are moving forward in accordance with those plans," he had said.
To fight the war correctly, it is necessary to get an analysis...

Who says sports are for the young. Here is a veteran female javelin thrower in action in a women’s over 55-75 age group event at the Annual Open Championship for the local veteran athletes organised by the Sri Lanka Masters Athletes at the Sugathadasa Stadium yesterday. There were around 750 veteran athletes taking part in this two-day event which will select the Sri Lanka representatives for the 15th Asian Masters Athletic Championship to be held in Thailand this December. (Pic by Dimuthu Premaratne)

MPs resignation turns spotlight on forgotten sneak entry cases
Close on the heels of JVP MP Anuruddha Polgampola quitting his seat over a charge of human smuggling, G. H. Buddadasa, Chairman of Kaduwela Pradeshiya Sabha has called for punitive action against two ministers of the UPFA-run Western Provincial Council under investigation over a similar charge.

Jeyaraj quits Rivira/Nation group under new ownership
Tamil affairs commentator, D.B.S. Jeyaraj, who wrote two weekly columns to The Nation and Bottomline newspapers, has in a letter to the new owners of the Rivira Media Corporation, the publishing company, has expressed unhappiness about the change in policy under the new owners and said...

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