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இந்தக்கட்டுரை அவுஸ்ரேலிய ஆண்கள் எதிர்நோக்கும் உடல், உளம் மற்றும் பாலியல் ரீதியான வன்முறைகளைப்பற்றி கூறுகிறது.. அவர்கள் ஓரளவிற்கேனும் வெளியிலே வந்து தங்களது பிரச்சனைகளை கூறி உதவி கேட்கிறார்கள். அத்துடன் ஆண்களின் இந்தப்பிரச்சனைகள் அரசியல், சமூக காரணிகளால் எவ்வாறு நோக்கப்படுகிறது என்பதையும் கூறுகிறது. ஆனால் எங்களது சமூகத்தில் இப்படியான பிரச்சனைகளை எதிர்நோக்கும் ஆண்கள் எப்படி இந்தப் பிரச்சனைகளை கையாளுகிறார்கள்? அவர்களைப்பற்றி எங்களது சமூகம் என்ன கூறுகிறது? இணையத்தில் பலவருடங்களிற்கு முன் ஒரு ஆண் தனது பிரச்சனைகளை கூறிய எழுதிய கடிதம் ஒன்றும் அதற்கு வந்த விமர்சனங்களும் என்னையறியாமல் நினைவிற்கு வந்து போகிறது.. Male victims of domestic violence have few…
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37 Million Bees Found Dead After Planting Large GMO Corn Field Millions of bees dropped dead after GMO corn was planted few weeks ago in Ontario, Canada. The local bee keeper, Dave Schuit who produces honey in Elmwood lost about 37 million bees which are about 600 hives. “Once the corn started to get planted our bees died by the millions,” Schuit said. While many bee keepers blame neonicotinoids, or “neonics.” for colony collapse of bees and many countries in EU have banned neonicotinoid class of pesticides, the US Department of Agriculture fails to ban insecticides known as neonicotinoids, manufactured by Bayer CropScience Inc. Two of Bayer’s best-…
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The Sri Lanka Muslim Congress (SLMC) has made a grave error by supporting the 18th Amendment when it was introduced by the government, Hasan Ali, General Secretary of the party told Ceylon Today. He said the SLMC has to accept that grave error, adding that the party's stance to support the Amendment, was not made clear to most of the members. "Our Party made the gravest mistake by supporting the 18th Amendment, and there were some members who were compelled to support the Amendment. Therefore, we had no other choice than to support it," he said. Ali added that when important matters, and important decisions were taken; it was not discussed with party member…
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Should Gota be the CEO of Sri Lanka? – Question posed in some business circles No fair trial for Shirani B – BT poll reveals Lawyers, accountants, engineers, architects and various other professionals this week slammed the impeachment of Shirani Bandaranayake in a near unanimous vote saying she was unfairly judged. Asked in a Business Times poll this week whether Ms Bandaranayake (who says she is legally still the chief justice) got a fair trial, more than 90 per cent of the respondents said NO. The email poll which asked two more questions drew more than 900 respondents, the highest ever in a BT poll. The street polls by BT partner, Research Cons…
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Is $33 Billion in U.S. Funding to Ukraine Going To Nazi's? The Biden Administration is asking for an additional $33 Billion dollars for Ukraine, for weapons and armored vehicles, but its time someone tells the truth about where this money is really going, to some of the worst people in the world, in this case, actual Nazi's.
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Scientists switch on the world's largest 'artificial sun' The bright experiment could lead to new forms of clean energy Photo engineer Volkmar Dohmen stands in front of xenon short-arc lamps in the DLR German national aeronautics and space research center in Juelich, western Germany AP Scientists have just turned on the "world's biggest artificial sun". The huge structure could help sed light on new was of making green fuels, among other technologies, the engineers behind it hope. In all, the sun is made up of a honeycomb of 149 spotlights, which together make the structure known as "Synlight". Inidividually, they are the kinds of xenon…
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[size=6]‘I am not the Sri Lankan government’s cheerleader’, says young MP who visited country four times in nine months![/size] [size=5]For a 28-year old backbench Tory MP it was a highlight of his young political career. James Wharton beamed for the camera as he accepted a ceremonial plate from the Sri Lanka Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapaksa.[/size] [size=3][size=5]Wharton was the head of a delegation of nine UK parliamentarians on a journey to the South Asian nation in July and August of this year as guests of the Sri Lanka government – which is anxious to improve its international reputation in the wake of the bloody civil war that ended three years ago aft…
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நினைவேந்தல் உரிமை குறித்து இன்று பாராளுமன்றில் திரு கஜேந்திரகுமார் பொன்னம்பலம் அவர்கள் இன்று சமர்ப்பிக்கவிருந்த எழுத்துமூல கேள்விக்கான அனுமதியை சபாநாயகர் தடை செய்தமையை எதிர்த்து பாராளுமன்றில் கஜேந்திரகுமார் - தினேஸ் குணவர்தன ,ஜோன்ஸ்டன் பெர்னாண்டோ ஆகியோரின் குறுக்கீடுகளுக்கு பதில் வழங்கியபடி தமிழர் தரப்பு நியாயத்தை எடுத்துரைத்தார் கஜேந்திரகுமாருக்குத் தென்னிலங்கை நா.உறுப்பினர்கள் சபாநாயகர் மூலமாக முட்டுக்கட்டை போட்ட வேளையில் சுமந்திரன் குறுக்கிட்டு சட்ட ஆதாரங்களை சாதுரியமாக முன்வைத்து கஜேந்திரகுமாரின் உரிமைக்காக வாதாடினார்!
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Washington (CNN)Virginia McLaurin waited all her life to see an African-American in the White House. So, when she finally got a chance to meet President Obama, the 106-year-old woman couldn't contain her excitement. http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/22/politics/virginia-mclaurin-obama-meeting-video/index.html http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/22/politics/virginia-mclaurin-obama-meeting-video/index.html
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Aadhaar: Is India's biometric ID scheme hurting the poor? Soutik BiswasIndia correspondent \ Share this with Facebook Share this with Twitter Share this with Messenger Share this with Email Share Image copyrightRONNY SEN Image captionJama Singh has an Aadhaar number but he can't use it as his age has been listed as 102 For six to seven days every month, says M…
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There has been no shortage of distressing images emerging from the final two or three years of Sri Lanka's awful civil war. But this footage is amongst the worst I have seen, writes Callum Macrae. Warning: viewers may find footage in the below video extremely disturbing. Not because of the scale of the deaths it depicts – five deaths is a small incident in a war which saw upwards of 40,000 civilians massacred in the last few months alone, mostly by government shelling. This footage is awful because of the behaviour of the soldiers towards the bodies of the female Tiger fighters, and because of the underlying culture of systematic brutality and sex…
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Is a deadly chemical killing off this predominantly black Louisiana town? This 77-year old thinks so.Now he's taking on a giant chemical plant to save his community.
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Even in an empty Delhi metro coach, middle-class Indians make their maids sit on the floor Photo tweeted by Sanya Dhingra With rising prosperity, more double-income couples and nuclear families, the need for domestic workers is increasing – and so is the class divide. Our reporter Sanya Dhingra tweeted this brilliant, eye-opening picture on Saturday that tells us more than a thousand words on our class differences and the way we treat our domestic workers. Even in a fairly empty metro coach, a maid sits on the floor and not with her employer and her child. The tweet took …
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Rights Lawyers Under Fire in Sri Lanka Ruki Fernando on 07/01/2020 Photo courtesy of northeastern.edu Last month (May 2020) a Magistrate in Jaffna had withdrawn quarantine orders against the organizers of end of war commemorations, based on appeals by lawyers.[1] At least three lawyers have faced reprisals in the days afterwards. Attorney-at-Law Mr. Roy Dilaksan’s house was reported to have been attacked by unknown persons.[2] Another lawyer who had appeared for the same case, saw a suspicious person hovering around his law office. Yet another lawyer who had appeared for the case was stopped by the Army while trav…
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Source: https://sangam.org/2010/09/Broken_Palmyra.php?uid=4061 by Sachi Sri Kantha, September 8, 2010 In Jaffna there lived four learned fools with names Soma, Sri, Rajani and Hoole Their Broken Palmyra book was filled with unpalatable muck as gossip/rumor ain’t excellent research tools. Nuda veritas is the Latin equivalent of ‘naked truth’. In the first preface (April 1988) by the authors of the Broken Palmyra, the phrase appears in the first sentence of the second paragraph. To quote, “We felt strongly that the community must revive, and to do so we must face the truth in …
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The Tamil Tigers. http://youtu.be/e3167Wc4kW0
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Joe Wallen Sat, 28 May 2022, 8:37 pm·7-min read Women in Sri Lanka are having to sell sex to survive - Joe Wallen for The Telegraph A diminutive female figure enters the brightly lit courtyard, tugging a blue Disney-themed dress below her knees and swatting away the mosquitoes. With a sigh, she expresses her disappointment that it is a journalist who has entered the makeshift brothel and not a client. The brothel is housed in a gloomy roadside building in Katunayake, a nondescript industrial zone close to Colombo’s Bandaranaike Internation…
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Japanese giant Mitsubishi Corporation has decided to wind up operations in Sri Lanka next month after being an integral part of bilateral ties and some of the country’s key infrastructure projects for nearly 60 years. The closure of Colombo Office by Mitsubishi by 31 March has come as a big shock to the private sector, both local and foreign which described the move as a big setback for Sri Lank Sources said for Mitsubishi, Sri Lanka was one of its first overseas offices as it contributed immensely towards the businesses and many Sri Lankan companies. It also played a significant role in the bilateral relationship between Japan and Sri Lank …
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The Sri Lankan Army has expanded into yet another previously untouched market in the North; yoghurt production, with the opening of a new yoghurt factory in Jaffna. The newly opened factory in Kankasanthurai (KKS) will add to the army’s previous two yoghurt factories in Anuradhapura and Panagoda, and, as the army put it “thereby saving a fair chunk of expenditure that can be used for erection of wellness resorts for disable War Heroes in the Army.” According to their website “army professionalism” has helped cut down costs of producing the dessert “thereby saving a lot of profits”. See photos from the opening of the KKS factory below, along with the unveilin…
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23 November 2013 An acclaimed Tamil writer Shanmugampillai Jayapalan has been arrested and detained by Sri Lankan police on Friday (22) while he was on his way to pay homage to his mother at her graveyard in the former war-zone of Wanni. Reports from Jaffna say that the 69-year old Tamil scholar, who is now a Norwegian citizen, has visited Jaffna during the second week of November after seven long years. As a Tamil literary stalwart, he was interviewed by Tamil newspapers in Jaffna and was warmly welcomed by his community. Photographs of him, addressing the media in Jaffna on his latest work in the field of literature, art and South Indian Kollywood film indu…
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