Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Tamil Tiger leader Vellupillai Prabhakaran's body Identified

Commander of Sri Lanka Army General Sarath Fonseka has confirmed that the body of Tamil Tiger rebel V.Prabhakaran, psychopathic leader of world's most barbaric terrorist outfit Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) has been found short while ago (May 19).

According to the defence sources, the LTTE leader who has ordered thousands of Tamil youth to give up their lives for him has tried to save his life until the last moment. The terror chief's body was found by the 53 Division troops led by Major General Kamal Goonarathne, the sources further said.

LTTE's intelligence wing and suicide squad leader Pottu Amman alias Shankugalingam Shivshankar, Sea Tiger leader Susai, Charles Anthony, B. Nadesan, S. Pulithevan, Ramesh, Kapil Amman, Ilango, Rathnam Master and Sutharman are verified killed and their bodies have been identified.

But today(May 19) a Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) official told a pro-Tamil website that the Tiger chief was still alive.

President Mahinda Rajapaksha declared an end to its 26-year civil war.

source http://www.defence.lk

Monday, May 18, 2009

We Salute You

THEY ARE OUR HEROES. WE SHOULD WORSHIP YOU ALL OUR BRAVE HEARTED HEROES OF NAVY,ARMY, AIR FORCE, POLICE, DEFENCE MINISTER GOTABHAYA RAJAPAKSHA and PRESIDENT MAHINDA RAJAPAKSHA . WE SALUTE YOU...

Thursday, May 07, 2009

Kuveni is back

It is a well-known story Kuveni, the queen of Yakkhas of ancient Sri Lanka became the consort of Prince Vijaya, had two children - a son named Jivahata and the daughter named Disala.



Veteran dramatist Henry Jayasena's award winning play "Kuveni" was staged on May6,2009 at Elphinstone Theatre, Colombo, Sri Lanka. The new production directed by Samudra Jeewani Karunananda and this is a joint effort by the University of Aesthetic Studies.



In the new production cast includes Dulanjali Sankalya, Rajitha Hewathanthrige,Prasannajith Abeysuriya, Nimal Jayasinghe, Warnatunga Senanayake, Dilini Nadeeka, Thilina Prabath, Vishaka Jayaweera,Rasika Pushpasiri, Nishantha Karunasena, gayantha Sanjeewa, Suneth Shanthapriya, Niluka Rajamanthri, Nilakshi Dharani, Nivoni Dayangi, Kumari Dahanayake and students of the University of Aesthetic Studies.