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Lankan Haj pilgrims arrive in Saudi By MD RASOOLDEEN | ARAB NEWS
RIYADH: The first batch of Sri Lankan pilgrims arrived at the Haj Terminal in Jeddah on Thursday evening. Ambassador Ahmed A. Jawad, Consul General Adam Bawa Uthumalebbe and officials from the Lankan...
President Mahinda ensured the safety of Muslims in the Eastern Province
President Mahinda ensured the safety of Muslims in the Eastern Province – says Minister Dallas Alahapperuma It was President Mahinda Rajapaksa who ensured of the safety of the Muslims living in the Eastern...
Office Bearers of All Ceylon YMMA Conference for the Term 2011/2012. – New Office Bearers
New Office Bearers At the 61st Annual General Meeting held on Sunday 19th June 2011 at the Auditorium of Institute of Chartered Accountants the following were elected the Office Bearers of All Ceylon YMMA Conference...
Saudi Arabia builds 500 houses for tsunami victims in Sri Lanka, By MD RASOOLDEEN | ARAB NEWS
Saudi Ambassador to Sri Lanka and the Maldives Abdul Aziz Al-Jammaz symbolically hands over the keys of 500 houses to Sri Lanka President Mahinda Rajapaksa at a ceremony held at the Temple Trees in Colombo on...
India resumes friendly ferry service to Sri Lanka By M. C. Rajan
A ferry service from Tamil Nadu to Sri Lanka, which was suspended 28 years ago, resumed on Monday. The sea route was thrown open as a private cruise-liner left Thoothukudi in south Tamil Nadu on its maiden voyage...
A genuine solution for all communities – need of the hour By Latheef Farook
Once again talks are underway to deal with minority issues which had turned this paradise island, a proud role model for the third world during independence in 1948, into Asia’s worst killing field. However,...
President fetes best O-L students – R. Mohammed Atilf – Accept our heartiest Congratulations.
R. Mohammed Atilf – accept our heartiest congratulations. May Allah guide you to greater success. President fetes best O-L students Chaminda PERERA The government yesterday recognized over 134 students...