‘Govt plays pivotal role in CHOGM’s success’

The Government is playing a pivotal role for the success of CHOGM 2013, Minister of Mass Media and Information Keheliya Rambukwella told the Sunday Observer. His Ministry is working round the clock to ensure that all arrangements relating to media coverage of the international event are in place and expressed confidence that Sri Lanka’s contribution to the meeting will be as anticipated.

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Northern fishermen ready for modernisation:

Adopt new methods in fishing industry - NPC Fisheries Minister

Minister of Fisheries, Transportation, Trade and Commerce and Rural Development of the Northern Provincial Council (NPC) Balasubramaniyam Deneeswaran spoke to the Sunday Observer on crucial issues relating to the development of the fisheries sector in the province and the measures initiated to address the livelihood problems of the fishermen.

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Sajith's daydreams shattered:

Ranil strengthens grip on party

Political observers pointed out that Sajith will now have to battle without his front liners in the UNP Reformist group. After his fellow UNP parliamentarian Dayasiri Jayasekera crossed over to the UPFA to become the Chief Minister of the North Western Province and now Karu agreeing to fall in line with Ranil, the most affected is undoubtedly is Sajith’s camp. Winning Karu was a great triumph for Ranil who managed to survive yet another challenge and retain his shaky leadership.

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CHOGM, an ideal platform:

Global opinion can swing towards Sri Lanka - Dr Sarath Amunugama

Senior Minister for International Monetary Cooperation and Deputy Finance and Planning Minister, Dr.Sarath Amunugama said that CHOGM has provided the ideal opportunity to showcase our achievements, particularly the peace efforts. The Minister in an interview with the Sunday Observer said that delegates, political leaders and media personnel can see for themselves and evaluate what is good and bad,

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