A Bosnian girl poses with a giant Turkish coffee pot, the Bosnian entry for the Guinness Book of Records. The coffee pot was made by a team of masters of Bosnian hand craft and measures a volume of 800 litres.

Govt stance on peace talks unchanged

The Government yesterday reiterated its established stance on the peace process saying that its position with regard to the resumption of talks with the LTTE remained unchanged.
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President resigns from UPFA leadership

President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga yesterday resigned her leadership from the United People's Freedom Alliance.
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• CID questions former Tea Board Chairman

• Unemployed graduates commend Freedom Alliance Govt.

• Another 13,000 graduates for State sector by August 31

• 10,000 tanks to be reconstructed

• EYB program, an impetus to enterprising youth

• Sri Lanka-Canada media centre set up

• Regular water supply to hospitals in drought-hit districts

• Iqbal Athas intimidation appeal postponed for September 17

• Thulhiriya, Kabool Lanka set to re-open soon

• First batch of workers to leave for Korea under EPS policy

• Port of Colombo handles record volume of TEUs

• Advisor Urban Development and Water Supply Ministry

• Four new postage stamps for Olympics

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