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*Prepares resettlement plan as army sets up new safe
zone on M’tivu coast
With major ground battles on the eastern flank in the
final stages the government yesterday expressed confidence that
re-settlement of civilians in the war ravaged areas could start as early
next month.
Senior presidential advisor Basil Rajapaksa said 20 per
cent of the displaced would be moved back to their villages before end of
April. In an interview with The Island,
US treasury targets LTTE front office
Fleeing LTTE abandons more
heavy artillery in final showdown
As a last resort, LTTE leader Vellupillai Prabhakaran is
planning to force about 200 women, detained by him, to commit self
immolation in order to mislead the world into believing that their
"suicide" was due to atrocities...
Global economic crisis raising posers for ‘Red’ resurgence in South America
Best ODI side from India – Sidat Wettimuny
