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Urban Development Minister Venkaiah Naidu to use Airport Metro from now...

editor - June 24, 2014

A handout picture provided by the Sri Lankan President Media Division shows Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa (with maroon shawl) speaking to Muslim representatives when he visited the Divisional Secretariat in the recent sectarian clash affected Beruwala 58 kms south of Colombo, Sri Lanka, 18 June 2014. President Rajapaksa who was in Bolivia when the clashes occurred on 14 and 15 June rushed to Beruwala the very next morning of his arrival. He met both the Sinhalese and Muslims in the Beruwala and promised an impartial investigation and compensation for the affected. Beruwala and Aluthgama where the clash began following a hard-line Buddhist group?s meeting were under police curfew which was lifted this morning with the areas returning to normalcy. Two persons were reported dead and over 80 injured and admitted to hospital following a two day continued clash between Sinhalese and Muslims - a misnomer for ethnic Moors ? groups in the predominantly Muslim populated Aluthgama area which later spread to neighbouring Beruwala as well. Muslims religion wise make up around 10 percent of

Sri Lanka Muslim attacks: Rajapakse meets Muslim representatives

editor - June 24, 2014

MH370: Hishamuddin refutes report Capt Zaharie is prime suspect

editor - June 23, 2014

Losing sight over Contact lenses!

editor - June 23, 2014

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MH370 pilot ‘chief suspect’ in case of foul play: Report

editor - June 23, 2014

NaMo anti-virus software to protect PCs for free!

editor - June 23, 2014

Westports: Reflections Of A CEO

editor - June 22, 2014

Egyptian relatives react outside a court during the trial of supporters of toppled president Mohamed Morsi, in Minya, Egypt, in Minya, Egypt, 21 June 2014. An Egyptian court on 21 June confirmed the death sentences of 183 supporters of ousted president Mohammed Morsi, including Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badie. In the case that began in April, presiding judge Saeed Youssef had issued preliminary death sentences for all 683 accused of storming a police station in the town of al-Idwa, in southern Minya province, and murdering a police officer. The attack came as Islamists reacted with fury to the killings of hundreds of Morsi supporters in the police break-up of two Cairo protest camps.

Egypt : Death sentence for 183

editor - June 21, 2014

Penang MIC leaders fuming over ‘loss’ of Senate

editor - June 21, 2014

War or Peace? Obama faces thorny issues over Iraq crisis!

editor - June 20, 2014

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