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Indian soldiers revolted against officers: report
New Delhi – For two days Indian reports were describing it as a scuffle or an incident between lowly enlisted men and upper-crust army officers in Ladakh, but on Sunday The Hindu suggested it might have been a revolt, which had got the army brass worried.
Not too late for the West to prove its sincerity
All Sri Lankans, irrespective of their ethnic, religious and political belongings, will celebrate the third anniversary of the Security Forces liberating the country from the clutches of LTTE terrorism. It was on May 18, 2009 that Sri Lanka’s Security Forces accomplished that landmark achievement and became the only country in…
Continuation of US drone attacks in Pakistan
English Radio correspondent Mehdi Geramifard has talked to Sameer Dossani, director of “50 Years Is Enough” Network based in Washington D_C on continuation of drone attacks in Pakistan which is followed as a campaign strategy by President Obama for the next presidential elections in the US.Video
Sri Lanka to establish a central Tourism Authority
Colombo – The Chairman of Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau Nalaka Godahewa says that steps have been taken to unite all government bodies related to tourism under one umbrella.
Elephant sanctuary to set up in Sri Lanka North Central Province
Colombo – The Sri Lankan government is to set up a sanctuary in the Anuradhapura District of the North Central Province as part of its elephant conservation programme.
Mughal art — might in miniature
New Delhi – AT the peak of their power in the mid-17th century, the great Mughals were the richest and most powerful Islamic dynasty. They ruled over 100 million subjects five times the number commanded by their only rivals, the Ottomans. From the ramparts of the Delhi Red Fort, the…Latest
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