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The annual Madhu feast was cancelled this year. However, devotees from various parts of the country thronged the shrine on Friday to participate in a special mass. Here some of the devotees enjoy some refreshments at the premises.
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Govt ready to shelter civilians fleeing Wanni battle

Security forces move forward:

As fighting intensifies and the security forces move forward in the Wanni to capture the LTTE’s heartland, the government said it was fully geared to provide facilities for an estimated 200,000 to 500,000 civilians trapped in uncleared areas.

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36,000 public servants deployed for PC polls

A record 36,000 public servants will be deployed by the Elections Secretariat for Saturday’s Provincial Council Election in the North Central and Sabaragamuwa provinces, Assistant Elections Commissioner, Mahinda Deshapriya told the Sunday Observer yesterday.

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Rs. 300 m forex deal - CB sends charge sheet to Ravi Karunanayake

The Central Bank of Sri Lanka’s forex department has sent a charge sheet to MP Ravi Karunanayake regarding an alleged Rs. 300 million forex deal, our sister papers reported on Thursday.

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Price control disrupts rice market

The price control of rice has disrupted the market and as a result the quality of the rice sold at the maximum controlled price has deteriorated while consumers have to pay a higher price.

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