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Sunanda Deshapriya to return!
Thursday, 05 March 2015 20:19Senior journalist Sunanda Deshapriya, who fled the country during the Rajapaksa regime in order to save his life and took up temporary residence in Switzerland, is to return home on March 27, reports say.
This woman braved the catcalls to protest street harassment—in Afghanistan
Thursday, 05 March 2015 17:48In the fall, a viral video followed a woman down the streets of New York City, where she experienced constant, intrusive, and threatening catcalling from the men that passed her. The clip, part of a campaign aiming to raise awareness about street harassment, struck a nerve, with many women relating to the experience of being clucked at, followed, and dubiously complimented.
Modi to address SL parliament
Thursday, 05 March 2015 15:58Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is to address the Sri Lanka Parliament next Friday (March 13) during his visit to the country.
Port City Project suspended
Thursday, 05 March 2015 15:57Cabinet approval has been granted last night to suspend the Chinese funded Colombo Port City Project, until further notice.
Basil 'sick' of politics!
Thursday, 05 March 2015 15:55Former Economic Development Minister and ex-SLFP National Organiser Basil Rajapaksa has reportedly said that he is dejected over politics and has no intention of returning to the field.
Fonseka’s field marshal ranking runs into trouble
Thursday, 05 March 2015 12:06The promotion of Gen. Sarath Fonseka, leader of the Democratic Party, to the rank of field marshal on March 22 has run into trouble following a request by him to absorb him into active service of the Army, say defence ministry sources.
Another exposure on Cosmos airplane
Thursday, 05 March 2015 11:21Cosmos Aviation has issued a statement, claiming the controversial Boeing 727 cargo airplane being parked at the Katunayake airport was only leased by them from Aero Lanka.
No harm in internal investigation - Fonseka
Thursday, 05 March 2015 10:39Former Army chief, Gen. Sarath Fonseka says he approves of the new government’s decision to conduct an internal investigation into alleged war crimes.