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Thursday, November   12,  2009
      Editorial:Liberate universities from psychosx
Although the LTTE no longer poses a conventional military threat, the government will retain the state of emergency to facilitate ongoing operations undertaken by intelligence services, both here and abroad, targeting LTTE operatives. In keeping with a Defence Ministry directive, recruitment to the armed forces and police, too, will continue for the time being.
A senior Defence Ministry official told The Island that the police, Directorate of Military Intelligence (DMI) and the Naval intelligence had been engaged in .....
Our photograpger Nishan S. Priyantha captured this scene at a petrol station run by the CPC in Colombo on the first day of a three-day ‘work-to-rule’ campaign launched by UNP and JVP trade unions. Contrary to expectation, both petrol and diesel were available at filling stations in Colombo and its suburbs.

Trade union action cannot topple govt. – Media Minister
The go-slow organised by the JVP and UNP trade unions in the Petroleum Corporation, Ports, CEB and National Water Supply and Drainage Board could not topple the government,

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