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The call of the koha during the Maha season, the country’s most important rice harvest, is a reminder that the National New Year is around the corner. Another New Year sign is the flowering of ...
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From the Caribbean Shores by Chaminda Vaas |
INTERNATIONAL | BANGLANE, Thailand |
Loose stroke play let us down |
Thais guard their fields as rice prices.. |
While writing this, we are in the midst of preparing for the first one day international against the West Indies after a week that didn’t go exactly according to plan. Our loss to the Windies in the second test was extremely disappointing - we were looking ..... |
Crime had never really been a problem in Takham Uthao's impoverished rice farming village in central Thailand until prices for his crop began hitting record highs.
The price of Thai rice jumped 50 percent last month ..... |
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Stump Vision with Kumar Sangakkara |
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Be positive even in defeat |
Big Ben marks 150th birthday |
As sportsmen you have to be positive, even in defeat. And this week we have been able to reflect back on the 1-1 series draw with West Indies and pick-out a few silver linings. However, sadly, those silver linings cannot erase the frustration of having shared a series we should have definitely won. |
One of Britain's last bell foundries on Thursday marked the 150th anniversary of its biggest creation - the massive bell whose bongs sound the hour at the Houses of Parliament.
It was made by the Whitechapel ....... |
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Making Avurudu memories |
King Vijayabahu 3 |
Greetings yet again, folks, and yes, Subha Aluth Avuruddak Wewa! Puththandu Nal Valthukkal! Ok, right now you are probably dressed in your brand new Avurudu attire and are just about to stuff yourself with Kewum, Kokis, Aasmi and what not; all those simply delicious sweets that you just cannot resist. |
King Vijayabahu III did not have a direct relationship to the previous kings. His father was Vijayamalla. Those who were engaged in literary work during this period, give a royal connection to him. They have described in detail, these connections. However it is said that Vijayamalla was the ruler of a small province. This too is debatable. |
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‘Cinema is not a way to escape.... |
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Along with Bonjour Cinema, a film festival from the French speaking countries which concluded last month, there was a workshop on film criticism.
This workshop was conducted by Jean Philippe Tessé, a journalist in 'Les Cahiers du Cinéma' (Notebooks on Cinema)..... |
Moving you to previous issue dated March 16, 2008. |
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