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UK explains Miliband’s actions A visiting British official today explained to Sri Lanka that UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband’s recent participation at the Global Tamil Forum conference in London was aimed at encouraging them to support efforts to achieve peace in Sri Lanka.
Government to monitor NGOs The government says there must be a surveillance mechanism to monitor the funds and activities of NGOs as there was information that many local and international NGOs were involved in domestic politics and other acts violating the country’s law
TMVP demands 13th amendment
Lankan team to head for EU
Dayananda to discuss polls
Experts only after Pascoe’s visit UN Chief Ban Ki-moon will appoint members to his expert committee only after UN Under Secretary General for Political Affairs Lynn Pascoe visits Sri Lanka to hold discussions with the government, a top UN official in New York told Daily Mirror online.UK official here for talks An official from the British Foreign office is due in Sri Lanka for talks with Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama, the Foreign Ministry said and the recent controversy involving UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband is expected to figure in the discussions.CID to trace Dhanuna through ISP
Emergency extended by parliament
Fonseka suspends fast
Two underworld members killed
Fire in Norochcholai A fire broke out inside a warehouse at the Norochcholai Coal Power Plant early this morning causing extensive damage to property and goods, and the Police, Navy and Army were called in to help douse the blaze due to the absence of a fire brigade in the area.
UN concerned on lack of progress UN Secretary General Ban ki-moon has expressed concern over the lack of progress of a joint statement which both he and President Mahinda Rajapaksa had agreed during the visit to Sri Lanka last year by the UN chief.
Lankan refugee a Tiger agent A Sri Lankan refugee being held on Christmas Island in Australia with her two young children after authorities declared her to be a security threat worked for the legal system run by the Tamil Tigers or the LTTE, the Australian website reported.
India rejects interfearance claims The Indian government has rejected claims it interfeared in Sri Lanka’s internal affairs despite a top government Minister saying that "certain Indian officials" wanted president Mahinda Rajapaksa to lose the recent polls and worked towards it.
Fonseka demands for wife’s phone General Sarath Fonseka, who is under military custody, will continue his fast unto death despite the military providing him telephone facilities today, insisting that he wanted to speak to his children only via his wife's mobile phone, sources said.LTTE proxies searching for Prabha
Lanka slams Ban over committee The Sri Lankan government today charged that UN Secretary General Ban ki-moon has violated the UN charter by appointing a special advisory committee to instruct the UN chief on the alleged war crimes committed in Sri Lanka
TMVP to hold talks with Delhi A TMVP delegation led by Eastern Province Chief Minister Sivanesathurai Chandrakanthan is to head for New Delhi for talks following an invitation extended by the Indian government, TMVP spokesman Azad Maulana told Daily Mirror online.
Five charges against Fonseka Fonseka will be tried on over five charges under the Army Act and will face a court martial within the next few days after the summary of evidence was handed over to the Army Commander over the weekend, the military said.
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