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Defence: Drifting
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Strikes - a blow

Sunday February 8, 2004


News
	General elections April 2
	PC polls chaos: CMs oppose dissolution
	Panic decision: PM
	Kadir, DM sworn in as ministers
	Chandrasekeran renews alliance call to CWC
	Doctors misguided on drugs
	His days are numbered
	Instability led to Rs. 250 m. loss says PM
	Strike over but train service still crippled
	President seeks Anura-Mahinda balance
	IFJ protests over treatment of journalist
	How Daily Mirror reported the President’s solemn pledge
	Crash-landing and the cracks
	Death knell for country’s coconut industry
	Peace group comes out against dissolution
	Car used in Darley Road killing traced
	Puttalam JVPers want murder suspects arrested
	Strikes - a blow
Financial Times
	Worry over influx of Indian excess
	Back home again for the Colombo Club
	Hemas sees big returns from power
	MBSL to focus on leasing
	Cost of living doublespeak (Comment)
	Understanding local authority taxation (Feature)
	Wheelchair users are a productive force
	Intrapreneurship can unlock shareholder value
	Microsoft explores alternate methods to curb piracy
Sports
	Asoka de Silva dropped from the Elite Panel
	Achala helps Ananda rout St Anthony's by innings
	North Central Province trounce Central Province inside three days
	Chinks in Aussie armour?
	Bloomfield has abundant talent to make it a treble-Shelley
	Thurstan crush Revatha MMV to record their first outright win
	Aussie visit: A different ball game - Hashan
	Thomians rout Royal after eleven years
	Steel trophy stays with Ebert
	Amazing turnaround by the Windies
	What is Thilanga's position?
	ICC says no reports on Murali

President Chandrika Kumaratunga flanked by the three service commanders and the IGP, listening to the chanting of Jayamangala Gatha by schoolchildren at the 56th Independence anniversary celebrations in Colombo. Pic by Gemunu Wellage.
Columns
	Strikes, jokes, rumours and an election - Political Column
	Defence: Drifting without direction - Situation Report
	New Alliance raises eyebrows of both living, dead - 5th Column
	Rubbish - who wants to change the tune? - Political Sketchbook
	A look back at that "most repugnant moment'' - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Economy at the crossroads - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Friends, Britons and countrymen - Thoughts from London
	Striving at least to be democratic - Focus on Rights
	Caste and consular discrimination - the Indian way - inside the glass house
	Dissolution, polls fever hit the House - Lobby
	Tiger hunt continues - Jungle Telegraph
Plus
	Lanka on fowl alert
	Child soldiers regain lost years at Transit Centre
	All safety steps are being taken
	A call to tear away from self
	Revival of classical Sinhala literature - a fine start (Kala Korner)
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Arts
TV Times
	Mirage for Valentine
	Damage at Colombo 2000
	Wet Valentine
	Sanath’s long march draws kudos
	‘American Pie’ for Valentine
Mirror Magazine
	Two days to go
	Speed it up
	All in the name of love?
	Nails that say it all
	Winners all the way
	Getting from point A to B
Funday Times
	Warrior Theraputtabhaya returns to priesthood
	The festive mood on Independence Day

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