'I do', a bicycle
meant for two... :
Marriage defying RAF arrest orders
It was January 26 in 1956. Both Rita De Zilva, a
Burgher lass of Ceylon and John Ashby from Royal Air Force, with two
of their British friends were heading towards the Marriage Registrar
of Negombo.
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Singapore: The land of Shangri-la for tourists and locals
This economic mighty-atom island nation, bearing
a negligible amount of natural beauty, recorded 8.3 million tourists
in 2004. Singapore's projections of tourist arrivals in 2015 is 17
million, when tourism receipts are expected to grow to Singapore
dollars 30 million, backed by the creation of 100,000 jobs; more
jobs, means more products and services for the visitor.
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Able and the differently abled on a common platform
The Ballroom Dancers Federation International -
Sri Lanka tuned in to a more meaningful concept - "Look beyond
ourselves through dancing" - when they recently launched the Wheel
Chair Dancers Association at the Concord Hotel.
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