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NATION’S HOPE: He remembers the glory of Lahore 1996 and so do all Sri Lankans including many of those who were at Independence Square, Colombo last Thursday to fete him and his team of cricketing heroes on the eve of their departure to South Africa for the World Cup One-Day International tournament. Here Sri Lankan Cricket Captain Sanath Jayasuriya addresses the crowd as they gaze up at him hopefully. (Photo: Saman Mendis)
Pramuka fallout : Politico, officials probed on 'Golden Certificate'

by Jayampathy Jayasinghe

Criminal Investigation Department probing into the embezzlement of funds amounting to several millions of rupees at the Pramuka Bank have unearthed new evidence that a further sum of Rs. 70 million have been spirited away by some bank officials.
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Independence Day Parade : President to take salute

by Don Asoka Wijewardena

The 55th Independence Day of Sri Lanka will be celebrated on February 4th at the Torrington Square with pomp and pageantry, under the patronage of President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga and the Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe prior to the main ceremonies.
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At Kebilithigollewa : PM feels pulse of people

by E. Weerapperuma

Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe yesterday directed to the Medawachchiya UNP chief organiser Chintaka Gunasena to seek help from Minister Tissa Attanayake and Hemakumara Nanayakkara to assist the people living in the villages affected by the LTTE attack in the past to improve their living conditions, cultivations and provide houses and reconstruct small tanks to help them to cultivate their lands.
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Gulf War.... ? : CPC braces with contingency plans

by ANTON NONIS

With tension mounting in the Gulf region, Ceylon Petroleum Corporation , has taken steps to stockpile petroleum products to full capacity, Deputy General Manager (Planning and Development) Ranjith Wickremasinghe told the `Sunday Observer'. At the present rate of consumption, the available stock is estimated to last just for another month.
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