N-E Tamils can be salvaged under President’s leadership

The three TNA dissidents who submitted nominations on the UPFA ticket to contest the April 8 General Election told the Sunday Observer that their decision was prompted by their belief in President Mahinda Rajapaksa’s genuine concern for the welfare of the Tamils of the North and the East.

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Nine journalists in the fray for General Election

Apart from the popular sports and film figures, nine journalists will also contest the forthcoming General Election to secure seats in Sri Lanka’s seventh Parliament.

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I could do more for my people - Ex-TNA MP

Ms. Thangeswari KATHIRAMAN Former Eastern Province Tamil National Alliance Parliamentarian has now decided to contest on UPFA ticket at the forthcoming polls. She says the TNA could hardly deliver anything to the people in the North and the East. Thangeswari, an arts graduate of the Kelaniya University whose forte is archaeology says she could do more for her people by joining hands with the UPFA Excerpts of her interview

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Govt. confident of two third majority - Minister Rajitha Senaratne

Construction and Engineering Services Minister Dr.Rajitha Senaratne said though the Government is very confident of getting a two-third majority at the General Election, the Opposition is trying to prevent it. This clearly shows how powerful and stable this Government is.

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