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A group of five UNP Parliamentarians has decided to
work as an independent group in Parliament if the party is not
reorganized according to the proposals they have submitted to the
leadership, UNP sources said yesterday (8).
The five UNP members demanded for party reforms and a change of policy
at a recent working committee meeting of the UNP saying that the party
had no future if it continued with its present policies.
They fear that the party reforms they sought may not take place.
PIU probes
delay in rebuilding school
The Presidential
Investigations Unit is inquiring into the delay in completing the new
buildings of the tsunami devastated Devapathiraja Vidyalaya in Ratgama,
Galle, funded by Japanese tsunami aid of 25 million rupees, ...
Telecommunications lead private sector growth
There was considerable growth in
the private industrial sector during the first half of the current year
with the telephone and telecommunications industry leading. Liquor,
tobacco and beverages recorded a decline, ...
