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One Sri Lanka on
Jun 25th, 2009 |
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Earlier this week Sri Lanka Tourism launched a new look. Whilst the Video etc looks good the website is still not functional. This is the sad part as now you cannot afford to market destinations without having a professional presence online.
Compare the Campaign “The Best Job in the World” which was done by Tourism Queensland. It managed to bag Lions in the direct and PR categories and...
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One Sri Lanka on
Jun 23rd, 2009 |
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This is a well balanced article which appeared in The Washington Times yesterday. It actually should be a warning to all those countries which support terrorist as it can one day haunt them. Osama being the best lesson to the US.
“Sri Lanka recently emerged victorious from one of the world`s longest-running conflicts, once termed an `unwinnable` war with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE),...
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R.Sumathy on
Jun 20th, 2009 |
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Do I know what it means…
To stand in the queue as a mere 13 year old,
Collecting charity for my younger brother and widowed and aching mother,
a wound in my stomach which hurts and oozes.
With no one to care for the pain
To live on, not knowing why or the reason or meaning of hope.
Do I know what it means…
To be orphaned – a helpless little child playing with others like myself,
Without...
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One Sri Lanka on
Jun 18th, 2009 |
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By Michael Roberts
Article from Frontline, 6-19 June 2009
“One can win the War, but lose the Peace.” Cliché this may be, but it also a hoary truism that looms over the post-war scenario in Sri Lanka. The triumphant Sri Lankan government now has to address the human terrain rather than the fields of battle.
In facing this challenge both government and concerned people must attend to another...
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One Sri Lanka on
Jun 8th, 2009 |
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A visit to the Madhu Church as a little boy still remains faintly in my thoughts. This is nothing compared to the experiences my parents had when they were young. My mother still recalls how my grandfather used to take them on the Dragon Rapide as little children to Jaffna and the how my uncle thought the Rassum dish was the finger bowl and nearly washed his hands in it. The last visit during peaceful...