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All about pride
says Atapattu

The midnight roar

Sunday February 29, 2004


News
	Move for Kumaratunga to continue
	Competent Authority for state media?
	SLMM won't get involved in polls
	Air Force offers fly-now-pay-later political rides
	Former PM on shaky chair
	Athas in international team probing state of the media in Bangladesh
	Refugee camp burnt down
	Not immune to change (Odds and Ends)
	SC Judges to see SB video tape
	Hela Urumaya unveils manifesto on Tuesday
	EPDP says Tigers ban campaign
	Snap poll puts island's fiscal position in reverse gear
	Few surprises in names for polls
	All female party to the fore in Colombo
	JHU condemns state media campaign against monks contesting general elections
	Newest party contesting 16 of 22 districts
	UPFA Anamaduwa rally attacked - UNF supporters surrender
	Reaping votes on farmers’ woes
	News in brief
Financial Times
	New laws for food advertisements
	Mind your own business!
	Mixed blessings from weaker rupee
	NDB merger delayed by dissolution
	Govt to subsidise CPC, LIOC losses
	Companies consider rights only when workers strike
	Can political parties be allowed to destroy country? J-Biz chief
	Debt trading boosts NDB Bank profits
	Honest food labels - at last (Comment)
	For CEOs and CEOs in the making (Business@Home)
	Tourism, stability and the election (Random thoughts)
Sports
	All about pride says Atapattu
	Sri Lanka deprived of warm-up facilities before crucial match
	Army take women’s 7s trophy
	Umpire Manuel shows 'em the way
	Goodwill gesture by wellwishers
	Time saves St.Peter’s from defeat
	Two close encounters
	A 15-year-old who spun the match around
	‘Battle of the Blues’ continues with all its glamour
	Sri Lanka included in professional golf circuit

President Chandrika Kumaratunga speaking to JVP leader Somawansa Amarasinghe for the first time after his return to Sri Lanka in January. The occasion was the UPFA's inaugural election rally in Anuradhapura on Thursday. Pic by J. Weerasekara
Columns
	You can say it again - anything can happen - Political Column
	She will do to the Reds, what she did to the Greens - 5th Column
	- Political Sketchbook
	Religion and the crucifixion - church, temple and culture - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Promises and political accountability - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Who cares about law, just bug them all - Thoughts from London
	The right to vote and its fragile safeguards - Focus on Rights
	The bug that Short bared: Britain violates UN sanctity - inside the glass house
Plus
	The midnight roar
	Once a city, now a land of coconuts
	Jasmine rice and glass noodles
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Religion
	Books
	Arts
TV Times
	Revelation in Colombo
	“Blue Black and The Blues”
	Chity back in Lanka after the Japan tour
	The story of a brave new woman
	‘Diya Yata Gindara’ released
	Suwanda Padma focuses on our past
	USAID on road to peace
	French speaking countries to hold film festival
Mirror Magazine
	New faces at the races
	Unity in Diversity
	The last straw
	Spinning the disc
	A new beginning
	Thank you for the music
Funday Times
	King Dutugemunu moved by deaths of Tamil soldiers
	Senanayakes in the fore front
	Wilpattu National Park

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