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• Theresa May resigns as Prime Minister May 24, 2019
  by our London CorrespondentBritish Prime Minister Theresa May this morning 24 May 2019 has offered to resign on 7 June 2019.In an emotional speech outside10 Downing Street she stated she had tried her best to honour the will of the people who had voted at the Referendum for Britain to leave the European Union but even after three attempts could not get her d […]
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• Sri Lanka: It Is Time To Change Course May 24, 2019
  Why should our fellow countryman fear Muslims now? by Mass L. UsufIt was indeed disheartening to hear on the television, from the lips of the president, about the various forces in the works sweating to trigger a communal riot. They may be the racist extremists or political parties both in the government and the opposition. A riot which will put the majority […]
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• India Reposes Faith on One Man with Huge Expectations May 23, 2019
  While India has multiple problems faced by the people in economic and social sphere, the utmost desire of the people is to see a corruption free India.by N.S.Venkataraman2019 Parliamentary election in India is unique ,since it has not been a contest between political parties but a contest between one man and several others who are pledged haters of the singl […]
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• Sri Lanka: Anarchism never could provide a solution to terrorism May 23, 2019
  To defeat the cruel aims of terrorism, we must have to follow the practices of democracy, coexistence, proper education, decent media, efficient administration and economic development. by Indi AkurugodaTerrorism can be simply defined as the use of violence and intimidation against civilians in the pursuit of political aims. Except this, terrorists can exten […]
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• India: Chowkidar Narendra Modi Wins May 23, 2019
  India election results: Elections were held on 542 of the 543 Lok Sabha seats and a party or alliance needs 272 seats to form governmentPrime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP has crossed the halfway mark on its own steam and leads showed a NDA sweep in the national elections within two hours of counting of votes. The BJP is doing well in most states, includ […]
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• Unavailing the truth of India's Democracy May 23, 2019
  Five members of parliament (MPs) grew over 1000% richer--among them the Congress’ Jyotiraditya Scindia--and 95 grew over 100% richer between the Lok Sabha elections of 2014 to 2019. The assets of the Congress’ Konda Vishweshwar Reddy of Telangana increased by Rs 336 crore over the five years, more than any of his Lok Sabha colleagues.These were among the det […]
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• India: Modi Winning for Second Term! May 23, 2019
  Exit polls suggest Narendra Modi and his BJP party likely to form government againIn the final hours of India's longest and possibly most combative election campaign, the gleaming New Delhi headquarters of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) went into virtual lockdown.Six gruelling weeks after voting started in this country of more than a billion pe […]
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• Identity crisis facing Sri Lankans May 23, 2019
  The nation has to go back to the drawing board and see how it could redeem its lost heritage. What should we do?by Ameer Ali“The immediate task for the Government is to guaranty the safety and security of all innocent Muslims and prevent a recurrence of 1983 … One cannot eradicate one evil with another” – Anatomy of an Islamist Infamy (III), 9 May.In this, t […]
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• Ranil’s The Best Bet May 23, 2019
  Three No TrumpsAs the Presidential Election is approaching our doorstep, Gota is doing all the right things.His reconfirmation of the candidacy for the Sri Lanka’s Presidency with Al Jazeera is well timed.Gota knows that the Easter Sunday bombings have given his candidacy a huge boost. Gota is a happy man. He will capitalise from the bombings. He has the mon […]
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• Best of Luck Sri Lanka May 23, 2019
  Blaming Pakistan for Sri Lanka bombing incident is also a part of the same campaign. It is nothing but a foolish thought that by fixing Pakistan in Sri Lanka bombing type of incident, the conspirators would succeed in adding more to the problems of Pakistan.by Ali SukhanverIn an exclusive interview with Hindustan Times, after the horrifying Easter Sunday bom […]
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• And here comes the Equivalency Circus May 23, 2019
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• Sriyan Cooray and the Bradby of 1983 May 19, 2019
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• The prerogatives of humanity and citizenship May 16, 2019
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• අනතුර, ආරක්ෂාව සහ පුරවැසි වගකීම May 11, 2019
  මේක පරණ කතාවක්.  ඒ කියන්නේ 80 දශකයේ අග භාගයේ. මතක හැටියට 1988 සැප්තැම්බර් මාසයේ. පේරාදෙණිය විශ්වවිද්‍යාලය මාස ගානකට පස්සේ වුවෘත  වුනා. එදා පන්ති වර්ජනය කරන්න පේරාදෙණිය ශිෂ්‍ය ක්‍රියාකාරී කමිටුව තීරණය කරලා තිබුනා. අපට වෛද්‍ය පීඨයට එන්න කියල තිබුනත්, රැස්වීම පැවැත්වූනේ ජිම් එකේ. ඒ කාලේ එම කමිටුවේ කැඳවුම්කරු නිෂ්මි. නිෂ්මි පැය දෙකක් විතර කතා කෙරුවා. බොහෝ දෙනෙකු […]
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• Easter Sunday Attacks: Naming the enemy is a game now! May 9, 2019
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• The March of Folly 46 – Return to the East December 16, 2018
  And one always worried on the long stretches between checkpoints on the Amparai-Mahaoya road even after it had been opened to traffic. Memories of the Aranthalawa massacre, when 30 novice monks were dragged off a bus and killed, along with some older monks and laymen, always recurred as one passed the area, even though this had taken place before the Indo-La […]
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• The March of Folly 45 – Ranil’s treacherous behaviour December 8, 2018
  .. understandable in someone who obviously has no qualms about the #SriLanka people being punished so he and his party can continue in clover. And given the enormity of the bond scam, it is sad that President Sirisena is parroting ..
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• The March of Folly 44 – A disgraceful Attorney General November 23, 2018
  President Sirisena’s query from the Supreme Court as to whether he was entitled to a six year term was both sad and silly. It was sad because it suggested that he was anxious to go on for longer than the reduced period laid down in the 19th Amendment for which he had claimed great credit. […]
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• The March of Folly 43 – Ranjith Atapattu November 17, 2018
  It was profoundly ironic that the funeral of Ranjith Atapattu took place the day after the appalling spectacle in Parliament. My attention was drawn to this by the former Secretary General, Nihal Seneviratne, the launch of whose book about better days was one of the last public events that Ranjith had attended. I saw Nihal […]
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• The March of Folly 42 – Understanding why Mahinda Rajapaksa was defeated: the bad ‘cronies’ August 31, 2018
  I looked last week at Nalaka Godahewa’s account of why Mahinda Rajapaksa lost, which he attributed to the excessive influence of eight people who ‘were not listening to the voices of the grassroots anymore’. Though an intelligent analysis of some aspects of the last years of the Rajapaksa administration, the article failed to distinguish between […]
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• The March of Folly 41 – Understanding why Mahinda Rajapaksa was defeated: the good ‘cronies’ August 28, 2018
  ‘Surrounded by cronies and not listening to those who mattered’ is the explanation Nalaka Godahewa gave in an article in Ceylon Today on why Mahinda Rajapaksa lost. I found it most interesting, with added value from the fact that Godahewa was close to the former President, and indeed came to his rescue when both Indrani […]
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• The March of Folly 40 – The multiple betrayals of Maithripala Sirisena June 24, 2018
  It is true that many of the problems he now faces he brought on himself, but this was because of weakness, and because he relied on those who had no interest in ensuring he succeeded.
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• The March of Folly 39 – Old wine in new bottles June 19, 2018
  ... had not been consulted in the planning, and were angry they could not put forward projects catering to their own agendas. An alternative view was that Basil wanted to control the funds himself and did not like the decentralized manner in which the project had been conceived.
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• The March of Folly 38 – Marapana as compromise Prime Minister June 16, 2018
  I do not suppose the President has any illusions about Ranil’s shelf life being over, but obviously he is frightened to act, in case he finds himself without a parliamentary majority.
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• The March of Folly 37 – Arbitrary detention unquestioned June 12, 2018
  I could find no reports of this in any newspaper, nor any worries by the usual run of human rights activists about what seems arbitrary detention.
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