The ‘Dawn of Hope’ exhibition of photographs organised by ANCL in association with the Peace Secretariat to mark the first anniversary of the Government-LTTE MoU has evoked much interest among all peace-loving people. Here two foreigners who visited the exhibition at the National Art Gallery, Colombo on the opening day on Wednesday immersed in a poignant picture which caught their special attention. The exhibition which continues till March 6 is open to the public free from 9 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. daily. Picture by Sudath Nishantha

Action against traders who exploit situation

by Ranil Wijayapala and Rajmi Manatunga

The Government is drawing up contingency plans to ensure a regular supply of essential foods in the event of an outbreak of war which will also include laws against hoarding and dealing with errant traders who try to exploit the situation.
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PM to address India Today Conclave

Manjula Fernando reporting from New Delhi

Prime Minister Ranil wickremasinghe arrived in New Delhi last night to attend the India Today Conclave 2003 which will be inaugurated at the Taj Palace Hotel today.
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Bush assures whole hearted support for peace process

US President George W. Bush has assured United State's wholehearted support towards Sri Lanka's peace effort.
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