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Fully automatic state-of-the-art system for school admissions
Despite the introduction of a new 'corruption proof' state-of-the-art automatic Grade One selection process for national schools, the criteria in the 2004 admission circular will be applied this year, an Education Ministry official said yesterday. Lak Janatha launched
In keeping with the increasing demand for more up-to-date news, the Associated Newspapers of Ceylon Limited has stepped into fill this void with the launch of an evening newspaper called Lak Janatha, Information Ministry Secretary W. B. Ganegala said yesterday.
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BUSINESSItaly, France block EU deal for apparels
Hopes of a quick deal to end EU trade barriers for the tsunami-ravaged countries in Asia have been dashed after Italy and France blocked reform plans. A campaign by the European Commission to secure preferential tariffs for Sri Lanka and other Asian countries that export textiles to the Continent has been obstructed by member states fearful of a surge in cheap clothing imports.
SPORTSMurali ties the knot to his mother's relief
CHENNAI, India, Monday (Reuters) - Surrounded by brightly coloured statues of Hindu gods, Sri Lankan spinner Muttiah Muralitharan was married on Monday, to the relief of his mother. |
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Lak Janatha launched |
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The Associated Newspapers of Ceylon Limited (ANCL) yesterday
re-launched Lak Janatha an evening Sinhala daily. The newspaper,
priced at Rs.10, will carry the latest news as well as interesting
feature articles appealing to a broad spectrum of readers. Here ANCL
Chairman Janadasa Peiris, Lak Janatha Editor Sujeewa Dissanayake,
D.F.Kariyakarawana, a pioneer editor and other staffers distribute
the newspaper at the launch held at the Central Bus Stand, Pettah.
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