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More than 500 complaints of bribery and corruption have piled up by last Thursday since the term of the Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery and Corruption ended in March -- and the commission still remains deactivated.

May Day shock: Death a day for Lankan workers

Sri Lanka joined the world in celebrating May Day or International Workers Day yesterday amidst a shocking revelation that a Lankan expatriate worker is killed or dies every day in West Asia and elsewhere.

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	No Vote-on-Account now, just mini-budget
	Stage set for Bollywood blitz despite siege on Bachchan
	May Day shock: Death a day for Lankan workers
	Strategic time out for economy
	General fights new battle for land
	Total revision of education system
	Monsoon rains expected to whip up spread of dengue
	Govt. to re-demarcate DS and GN divisions
	May Day 2012 rally will overlook 500 acres of new land beyond Galle Face Green, says President
	Fonseka claims he has deeds
	Lanka protests over disruption of Avurudhu party in Kuwait
	Little serpents in his lunch?
	Human trafficking racket bared
	State objects to monk’s release plea
	Edible-nest collectors nabbed with goods
	More steps to control cattle disease
	Birds force Airbus to delay landing
	‘Human sharks’ dive deep for profits from sunken ships
	Right of reply
	Where do we go? What do we do? Pavement hawkers lament
	Mrs. Anumaana checks out the new Cabinet
	SAARC- a symbolic forum with little regional relevance
	Journalists in search of justice face bullets