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Sunday September 21, 2003

President gives cold-shoulder to Pakistan’s military chief
Pakistan's top-most military man, General Mohamed Aziz Khan, received a snub when President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga called off an appointment given to him at the eleventh hour.

LTTE bans Govt. sports festival in Jaffna
The LTTE has banned the government-sponsored National Peace Sports Festival scheduled for September 30 in Jaffna . The LTTE has conveyed its position to the organisers of the festival and wanted all the coaches sent by the Sports Ministry for training to leave the peninsula. Accordingly they have returned to Colombo.

JVP show of force in SLFP stronghold
The JVP is to hold a Kandy-Colombo protest march with a major rally at the SLFP stronghold Nittambuwa next Saturday. Spearheading a broad alliance known as the Desha Hitaishi Jathika Viyaparaya (National Patriotic Movement) after the collapse of the proposed alliance with the SLFP, the JVP is aiming at winning support from the MEP, Sinhala Buddhist MPs and Organisations.

MMC faces woman smuggling charge
Ruling UNF Colombo Municipal Council Member Roy Bogahawatte who had allegedly attempted to smuggle a woman to Switzerland using a forged passport will be indicted in the High Court soon.

Chandrasekeran wants all Tamils under Prabhakaran
Community Development Minister Periyasamy Chandrasekeran has appealed to the Tamils to unite under LTTE leader Velupillai Prabhakaran, fearing that the Tamil language and the Tamils as a distinct people will cease to exist in 50 years time because they do not have a country and a government of their own.

Trinco situ: PM meets service chiefs
Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has conferred with Security Forces chiefs and their respective Eastern area leaders on the security situation in and around Trincomalee.

Playing a sheet anchor role in a strike-bound hospital, a female Navy officer tenderly attends to the urgent need of a mother and her new-born baby at the Castle Street Maternity Hospital yesterday. Security forces personnel have been called in for essential services as the strike by health workers entered its fifth day. Pic by Gemunu Wellage

SUNDAY TIMES COLUMNS

Political Column - LTTE says no talks, no new camps, but don't sabotage the peace


Situation Report - Checkpoint terror

POLITICAL SKETCHBOOK  - Putting up with a put down - Sri Lankan style

5th Column - The biography spells who is 'most important'

The Jungle Telegraph - What will be will be

The Rajpal Abeynayake Column - A'native informer' is definitely not an LTTE spy

The Sunday Times Economic Analysis - Is the economy flourishing?

Thoughts from London - Can't you see the threat dear Professor
Focus on Rights - In whose hands should justice lie?
inside the glass house - Small states' diplomatic slumber at UN

University of London Distance Learning

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