Military has been ordered to kill PrabhakaranThe Sri Lankan military has been ordered to kill LTTE Tamil Terrorist leader Velupillai Prabhakaran and finish off the LTTE once and for all, Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapakse has disclosed.This is perhaps for the first time in over a quarter century that an important Sri Lankan government functionary has openly admitted that the military has actually been ordered to kill the Tiger terrorist leader.News sources has quoted that Rajapakse that the...

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“Anything is fair when fighting with LTTE Tamil Terrorists” - Defence SecretaryThe Defence Secretary has explained to the international community Tuesday, saying that Sri Lanka was being mistreated by Western states over human rights. “We have to defend ourselves with world ruthless Terrorists group, LTTE Tamil Terrorists. He said that therefore “anything is fair when fighting with LTTE Terrorists”. He further told that Reuters, the BBC, AFP, Al Jazeera etc. and some staffs of United Nations agencies...

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Nation pays highest tribute to War Heroes - President President Mahinda Rajapakse lays a wreath of flowers at the war hero's memorial during the National War Heroes Day ceremony in Kandy President Mahinda Rajapaksa paid the nation’s highest tribute to the gallant ‘War Heroes’ who sacrificed their lives and limbs in battle to defeat terrorism and protect the territorial integrity and sovereignty of their motherland. Presiding at a colourful ceremony dedicated to commemorate and salute the...

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MIND YOUR LANGUAGE! MR. NARAYANAN No self-respecting person, let alone a nation will tolerate insulting language. That is one of the reasons why insulting language is never used among nations. Another is that no nation would want to have any dealings with another that uses such language resulting in the isolation of such a country but when Mr. Narayanan, the Indian National Security Advisor says “We are a big power in the region. We don’t want the Sri Lankan government to go to Pakistan or China...

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We will continue fight against terrorism -Army Commander urges patriotic youth to come forward to complete the missionArmy Commander Lt. General Sarath Fonseka, who survived an LTTE suicide attack on April 25, 2006 returned to full-time duties on July 25, 2006. Since then, he is busy planning military operations which have put the Sri Lanka Army in a strong position against the LTTE. From his office in the heavily fortified Army Headquarters, he maintains regular contact with the field commanders...

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