Sunday July 23, 2006
Her job bombarded and her future shattered.
Her job bombarded and her future shattered, this Sri Lankan worker from Lebanon was flown back to Colombo yesterday with a few important belongings hurriedly packed into cardboard boxes. Pic by Gemunu Wellage.
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A testing time
Sri Lanka is still basking in the glory of their outstanding performance in England, with pleasant memories of the form and confidence of a majority of the players. You couldn’t ask for a better situation in which to start a series..... Full Story
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Pride of the nation
Tea is a household name in Sri Lanka, nay, in the whole world and Ceylon Tea is renowned for its quality. So how is it that most of us know so little about it?
“Though we have a long history of tea in our country, most Sri Lankans are not aware of the planting process, manufacture and marketing of tea,” says Tikiri Kobbekaduwa, Governor of the Central Province. Keenly interested in the tea industry, the Governor decided to organise an exhibition at the Ceylon Tea Museum in Hantana, Kandy. “Ceylon Tea – Pride of the nation” will be held on August 4, 5 and 6 from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.“ This exhibition, which is focused on reviving the tea industry, will be a unique event,” says Mr. Kobbekaduwa ...... Full Story

 
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