India cannot interfere in Lanka - Congress

Indian Govt respects sovereignty of other nations, says spokesman:

NEW DELHI: The Congress has said that it has conveyed the concerns of the Tamil Nadu parties to the Sri Lankan Government but indicated that the Indian Government has limitations on the issue of Sri Lankan Army offensive.

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Stones pelted at Hindu office after article, 26 arrested

COIMBATORE: Twenty six activists belonging to Tamil fringe groups and sympathising with the LTTE cause were arrested yesterday when they pelted stones at ‘The Hindu’ office premises and attempted to enter the building to protest against an article carried by the English daily on the Sri Lankan issue.

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Healing Navy hands soothe Toppur civilians

TOPPUR: A special medical team of the Sri Lanka Navy conducted a medical clinic for Toppur civilians on October 12.

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Robust growth for Colombo Dockyard

Profits of Rs. 1,082 m for 2007:

Colombo Dockyard Limited (CDL) recorded the highest ever-total revenue of Rs. 8,621 million in 2007, which is an 18 per cent growth from last year’s revenue of Rs. 7,333 million.

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