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Mrs World 2005 Israel Sima Bakhar (C) is flanked by first runners-up Sherin Peace (L) of New Zealand and second runner's-up Ivana Brnic-Boce of Croatia (R) at the Mrs World contest held at the Amby Valley Sahara Lake City in Lonavala 140 kilometers fron Bombay late 25 February 2005.41 beautiful married women from across the globe contested in the Mrs World held for over two weeks.The Mrs World which had been held in scenic cities around the world like Las Vagas, Jerusalem, Moscow, Sydney and San Jose was held in India for the first time. AFP PHOTO/Sebastian D'Souza.

Progress on joint mechanism

by Ranga Jayasuriya

The Government and the LTTE are close to an agreement on a mechanism to coordinate post-tsunami relief and reconstruction in the North-East, according to the well informed sources of the negotiation process on the joint mechanism.
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CNO data was privy to public - Dr. Tara de Mel

Former chief of the Centre for National Operations, (CNO) Dr. Tara de Mel, said that a report published in a English daily yesterday on CNO was misleading and incorrect.
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CWC leader meets President

 Ceylon Workers Congress would not leave the UFPA government, according to CWC sources. Estate Infrastructure and Community Development Minister, Muththu Sivalingam said that CWC Leader and Parliamentarian Arumugam Thondaman will meet President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga tomorrow to discuss several problems his party had been faced with.
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Other Stories

• Saudi funds for tsunami swept away

• Iran quake:President condoles, extends support

• Fraudulent documents back school admissions

• Direct flights to bring European tourists

• TAP placed under District Project

• GMOA wants firm policy on OT

• Social status, security and freedom entice graduates to public sector

• Website launched to aid fishermen

• Tamil Press

• Crime Sunday

• India to set up new cancer hospital in Colombo

• Cuba proposes to revitalise NAM

• Paddy purchasing yet to take off

• New High Commissioner in London

• ADB approves US $ 7 m loan

• Rs. 1b for reconstruction of fisheries

• Jobs for 42,000 graduates by May 20

• Concerns about US agenda in Sri Lanka

• Competition within media gives space for expression - PM

• Govt. to buy 2m tons of Maha paddy

• Tsunami relief at BIA left to elements

• Lack of DNA tech rapists go scot free

• Bus traffic to jam LoC from April 7

• Hi-tech Chemistry Institute opens in Rajagiriya

• Crash program in carpentry, masonry in schools

• New recruits man CEB counters

• Support for tsunami displaced children

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