81. Foreign Ministry the Indian Ocean RIM Association for regional Cooperation first time in one-day crickethistory that it sri lanka face a modest target to record their second http://203.115.21.154/news/

5th BIMST-EC Meeting Sri Lanka Archives 2003 April 11 Peace Talks INDIA, SRI LANKA DISCUSS PEACE TALKS FOREIGN MINISTER TYRONNE FERNANDO HAS COMMENCED SERIES OF CONSULTATIONS WITH HIS COUNTER PARTS US EXPERTS STRENGTHEN SRI LANKA’S POLICE NARCOTICS BUREAU INDIA, SRI LANKA DISCUSS PEACE TALKS President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga discussed with Indian leaders on the ongoing peace process between government and LTTE during her 4-day visit to India. The peace process was the main topic of talks between the visiting President Kumaratunga and Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee and President Abdul Kalam. "President Kumaratunga shared with her interlocutors her perspective of the peace process and how it is going," said, Indian External Affairs Ministry spokesman. Six rounds of peace talks have so far been held between LTTE and Sri Lankan government, who entered into a ceasefire in February last year. FOREIGN MINISTER TYRONNE FERNANDO HAS COMMENCED SERIES OF CONSULTATIONS WITH HIS COUNTER PARTS Foreign Minister Tyronne Fernando has commenced on a series of consultations and exchanges of view with his counterparts to work with them on collective efforts to restore the authority, effectiveness and credibility of UN as a premier force for peace.

82. National 11   (Spotlight Weekly) Never in its twodecade-long history has sri lanka seen a power cuts like those ofprevious years, said KKYW Perera, secretary to the sri lankan Ministry http://www.nepalnews.com.np/contents/englishweekly/spotlight/2002/sep/sep20/nati

VOL. 22, NO. 11, SEP 06 - SEP 12 2002. PEACE, CRICKET AND ENERGY All Come To Sri Lanka Ravaged by civil war, Sri Lanka is focusing on reconstruction By KESHAB POUDEL, in Colombo Never in its two-decade-long history has Sri Lanka seen a month when the country seems to have reached closer to achieving what it has long aspired for. Passing through the gloomy years of electricity outages and chaos of civil war, the country seems to be close to winning over all evils of the past. "We are developing a long-term plan to cope with the power shortage and we donít want to repeat the power cuts like those of previous years," said K.K.Y.W. Perera, secretary to the Sri Lankan Ministry of Power, at the inaugural ceremony of South Asia Regional Media Partnership on Energy. Conducted by the US Energy Association (USEA) under the South Asia Regional Energy Partnership Program and funded by the US Agency for International Development, the three-day seminar focused on ways of promoting energy exchange among the nations of South Asia. "At a time when the country is heading toward achieving long lasting peace in northeast with LTTE, we will require huge energy to rebuild the war-torn country. In that situation, we have to rely on our northern neighbor to have energy," said Vasana Wickersena, deputy news editor of Daily Mirror of Sri Lanka.

83. Sri Lanka Resources Current Researchers. Robin Coningham University of Bradford, Indian subcontinent,especially Pakistan and sri lanka; Archaeology of South Asia. Cultural history. http://archaeology.about.com/library/atlas/blsrilanka.htm

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85. CREN History 1992- 1995 The work on monitoring acidity of rain water in sri lanka is in progress and Regionalinter comparison studies on Methane emission and pesticide residues is to http://www.comsci.org/cren/comscipg/cren/history.htm

Chemical Research and Environmental Needs (CREN): A historical note Introduction The overall objective of this program was to improve the Science and Technology capability in member countries to enhance the quality of industrial input in an environmentally friendly manner and thereby improving the standard of living of people. Background An understanding of the chemical changes in the environment is of fundamental importance in seeking answers to the environmental consequences of chemical pollution. A symposium held in Brisbane in 1989 recommended the establishment of a regional (Asia Pacific) project to improve the understanding of the chemical make up of the environment and the relevant research and development with particular emphasis on procedures and techniques for environmental monitoring. Objectives To enhance the awareness of the role of chemistry in development and environmental issues To study the interactive processes in the environment To assist capability development To assist in the development of policy and procedures designed to minimize adverse consequences resulting from chemical industry Promote Commonwealth scientific cooperation on monitoring environmental impacts Activities A project implementation and planning meeting with Project Advisers and Coordinators under the chairmanship of the Assistant Secretary-General was held in Thailand in December 1992. The meeting discussed progress to date on the seven project components and formulated an action program for implementation.

86. Met Timeline | South Asia-South, 1000–1400 A.D. 1200–1300 The Culavamsa (Lesser Genealogy) is compiled in sri lanka. eighteenthcentury, it continues the earlier writings on the island's history found in http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/ht/07/sss/ht07sss.htm

Encompasses present-day southern India (including the Deccan Plateau and the South) and Sri Lanka See also Himalayan Region South Asia: North , and Southeast Asia The Cholas, historically known as early as the third century B.C., emerge as imperial contenders in the ninth century to dominate the south and remain prominent for around four centuries. Significant expansion to the north is blocked by Western Chalukya dominance of the Deccan, but the Cholas conquer Sri Lanka at the turn of the millennium and seriously weaken the Shrivijaya empire in Southeast Asia. The Brihadeshvara Temple is built in Thanjavur (Tanjore) by Chola ruler Rajaraja ("king of kings"). Significantly larger and more elaborate than previous temples, the Brihadeshvara paves the way for future elaborations and expansions of temple design. South Indian temples from this period onward grow into large complexes composed of various elements, including a main temple, gateways, and subsidiary structures (such as smaller shrines, water tanks, and halls). Metal sculptures produced in the Chola kingdom are considered by art historians to be among the finest works of art in the world. Most images depict deities from the Shaiva and Vaishnava pantheons. Representations of Shiva as Nataraja or "Lord of Dance" are among the best known examples of the type.

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88. Sri Lanka (10/01) of communal violence in the country's history. global recession, domestic and regionalpolitical problems The slowdown has continued as sri lanka's key export http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/5249.htm

[Print Friendly Version] Bureau of South Asian Affairs October 2001 Background Note: Sri Lanka PROFILE OFFICIAL NAME: Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka Geography Area: 65,610 sq. km. (25,332 sq. mi.); about the size of West Virginia. Cities: Capital Colombo (pop. est. 1.3 millionurban area) Sri Jayewardenepura-Kotte is the officially designated capital and is the site of Parliament, but it is currently only an administrative center. Other cities Kandy (150,000), Jaffna (100,000), Galle (80,000). Terrain: Coastal plains in the northern third of country; hills and mountains in south-central Sri Lanka rise to 2,133 meters (7,000 ft.). Climate: Tropical. Rainy seasonslight in northeast, fall and winter, with average rainfall of 50 in.; heavy in southwest, summer and fall, with average rainfall of 200 in. People Nationality: Noun and adjective Sri Lankan(s). Population (1999): 19.04 million. Annual growth rate: 1.4%. Ethnic groups: Sinhalese (74%), Tamils (18%), Muslims (7%), others (1%) Religions: Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity. Languages: Sinhala and Tamil (official), English.

89. ICS Archives Regional Guide - Africa regional Guide to Holdings Asia. Burgess, Leonard T. ‘Ancient and Modern Historyof Irrigation Photographs and maps of Ceylon (sri lanka); ‘Souvenir of http://www.sas.ac.uk/commonwealthstudies/archives/arcasia.html

Library Archives and Special Collections Introduction Regional Guide to Holdings Alphabetical List of Holdings Opening Hours ... Library Regional Guide to Holdings - Asia See also: Commonwealth Political Party, Trade Union and Pressure Group Materials Confidential Print ICS Library Regional Guide to Asia ICS archives does not actively collect material directly related to India, Pakistan or the Maldives. However, the involvement of ICS Library in the Colonial Records Project in the mid-1960s led to the acquisition of a number of collections related to Ceylon (Sri Lanka), which was the country assigned to ICS by the Project. There are also some collections, like the papers of Sir (William) Ivor Jennings, Vice Chancellor of Ceylon University, which contain materials which might be useful to those studying this region. Commonwealth Africa Caribbean Europe ... South Atlantic ANC African National Congress (ANC), South Africa Records, including reports, conference proceedings, speeches and agenda books from the South African Indian Congress (1939-1963), Transvaal Indian Congress (1946-1956), and Natal Indian Congress (1940-1961); papers on the Treason Trials (1954-1961); Nelson Mandela

90. Wildlife Of Sri Lanka - Welcome To Sri Lanka By Ari Withanage sri lanka has more than 400 species of birds consisting of residents, visitors Itis imperative to establish regional and urban wildlife sanctuaries for their http://members.tripod.co.uk/withanage/wildlife_2.htm

welcome introduction paradise profile ... SRI LANKA PICTURES Some aspects of the Wildlife of Sri Lanka..... Though Sri Lanka is very small in land area, the great diversity in habitats harbors are a rich and diverse fauna and flora, with many species endemic to the island. Historically as well as in the modern era, successive rulers and governments of Sri Lanka have strived to provide sanctuary and protection to our beautiful wildlife. Today the demands and aspirations of an expanding human population makes it difficult for the government to be solely responsible for the protection, preservation and management of this beguiled wild heritage of ours. Today, especially where human interest and wildlife interest are in direct conflict. It is imperative that private organizations with resources step into and fill the areas that need immediate attention: environmental education, long term research, and to develop integrated projects for community based conservation. Of the four species of wild cats found in Sri Lanka, the

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Latest News from Sri Lanka - Updated round the clock An effortless one-stop gateway to information on Sri Lanka Advertising Amazon.com Florida Vacation Home "SL-Breaking-News" ... About Us Latest News Brief: Last Update @ Friday, April 11, 2003, 10:30 pm SL Time TOP STORIES z SLMM urges amendments to ceasefire agreement to address N/E coastal problem April 11, Colombo: The Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission (SLMM) has said that they would urge the government to introduce amendments to the ceasefire agreement enabling proper decisions to be taken regarding the northeast sea border. The head of the mission, Tryggve Tellefsen, stated this when he met LTTE political wing leader S.P. Thamil Chelvan recently. They met at the Kilinochchi Peace Secretariat. Thamil Chelvan had said that both sides should be committed to the task of making a success of the peace process. full story Revenue authority to streamline tax collection April 11, Colombo: The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a proposal to set up a Revenue Authority in order to streamline the government's tax collection process and make it more efficient. The departments of Excise, Customs and Inland Revenue will function under the supervision of the Revenue Authority. At present, these departments now function as independent entities. It was pointed out that as a result, the government loses about 600 million rupees annually. Minister Bandula Gunawardena said at Wednesday’s Cabinet meeting that the efficiency of the tax collection process would improve under the Revenue Authority.

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94. History the introduction of Information Technology to the commercial banking sector of SriLanka. The functions of the Bank were developed under four regional Offices. http://www.bankofceylon.net/boc/history/history.htm

Click your mouse for Option Bank of Ceylon was ceremonially opened by Sir Andrew Coldicott on 1st August 1939 at it's present City office premises. This Bank began to grow despite severe competition from exchange Banks and informal money-lenders. It opened its first branch in 1941 at Kandy and subsequently in outstation towns such as Galle, Jaffna and Trincomalee. Bank of Ceylon expanded it's activities through it's International Division and opened it's first overseas branch in 1949 in London. The Bank was nationalized in 1961 to facilitate the national development efforts. In keeping with the prevailing State policies at the time, the Bank had to fulfil the aspirations of the nation. Under the Agricultural Productivity Law which was enacted in 1972, Agrarian Service Centre branches were set up islandwide. As a result, the branch network expanded tremondously covering most of the rural areas of the Island. The introduction of open economic policies ushered in a new era in commercial banking in Sri Lanka. The Bank pioneered the introduction of Information Technology to the commercial banking sector of Sri Lanka. The first Foreign Currency Banking Unit (FCBU) was set up in 1979 consequent to the liberalization of exchange control regulations.

95. Report - Sub-regional Training Course On Women In Wood Energy Development - Report Sub-regional training course on women in wood energy development. TableOf Contents. regional WOOD ENERGY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IN ASIA GCP/RAS/154/NET. http://www.fao.org/DOCREP/x0203e/x0203e00.htm

Report - Sub-regional training course on women in wood energy development BANGKOK, THAILAND 27 November to 1 December 1995 RWEDP Report No. 24 REGIONAL WOOD ENERGY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IN ASIA GCP/RAS/154/NET FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS Bangkok, April 1996 This publication is printed by the FAO Regional Wood Energy Development Programme in Asia, Bangkok, Thailand. The designations employed and the presentation of material in this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. The opinions expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) alone and do not imply any opinion on the part of the FAO. For copies write to: Regional Wood Energy Development Programme in Asia c/o FAO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific Maliwan Mansion, Phra Atit Road, Tel: 66-2-280 2760 Fax: 66-2-280 0760 Bangkok, Thailand.

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