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Monday, July  27,  2009
      Editorial:An economic pill with political side effects
Following tension in Beruwela over the killing of two Muslims in the Masjidul Rahuman Mosque on Saturday, a Police curfew was imposed in certain areas from 6.00 am yesterday. The curfew is expected to be lifted at 6 am this morning. Maradana, Mahagoda and Maligahena areas were under curfew as this edition went to press.
The Masjidul Rahuman Mosque in Beruwela came under attack on Saturday morning during religious festivities and according to initial Police investigations, a rival Islamic faction that opposed the traditional religious rituals conducted by the ....
Founder and Executive Chairman of Room to Read, John Wood (2nd from R) handed over a token book donation to Prime Miniter Ratnasiri Wickremanayake at the latter’s office. The books were to be distributed among 592 schools in the Eastern Provovince. Chief Minister Sivanesathurai Chandrakanthan accepted the donation while Country Director, Room to Read Sri Lanka, Glenfry de Mel (2nd from L), looks on.

Ex military personnel elbow out political henchmen
The government has siganalled a significant change in its policy by the appointment of senior retired military officers and one serving military officer to head important offices generally reserved for political appointees.

Security tightened to thwart Tigers fleeing
Following reports of some LTTE cadres, held in welfare centres in the Vavuniya-Mannar region escaping to the South, in some instances with ...

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