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Responding to criticism of an alleged attempt to sideline Chief of Defence Staff General Sarath Fonseka and to deny the war veteran the credit he deserves for spearheading the war against the LTTE, Defence Secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa says a group of bankrupt politicians are now working overtime to destabilise the country.

"This is nothing but a despicable plot being hatched at the expense of the entire country," Rajapaksa says.

Unlike the previous moves by the Opposition to weaken an elected government, this is an attempt to sow dissension among the country's battle-hardened armed forces, the Defence Secretary alleges. Those who play politics with national security in a post-LTTE era will incur the wrath of Gods and voters at the forthcoming elections, he says.

Srilankan beauty Jacqueline Fernandez is just a novice in Bollywood but Aladin has turned her into a hot material overnight. While guys are going mad over her even before the release of her debut film, she is admiring another guy. Who do you think is that lucky guy? He is Shahid Kapoor.

So, is she ready to work with him in the future? She said that she would love to work with him. She thinks that he is can look innocent and hot at the same time.

Jacqueline has declared loud and clear that she wants to act with Shahid. The ball is in Shahid's court now!

Source: http://entertainment.oneindia.in/bollywood/gupshup/2009/jacqueline-admires-shahid-221009.html

Official website of Bollywood film "Aladin" - http://aladin.erosentertainment.com

Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama has conveyed deep concern and condemnation of the Government of Sri Lanka to the Norwegian Government over a meeting held by the Advisory Committee for the formation of the Provisional Transnational Government of Tamil Eelam (PTGTE) in Oslo, Norway this month.

Foreign Minister Bogollagama summoned the Norwegian Ambassador to Sri Lanka Tore Hattrem yesterday and informed him that the Government had learnt of a meeting in Oslo, Norway by LTTE front organisations where an action plan for the establishment of a PTGTE had been formulated.

He said that, that it was a matter of serious concern to note that the LTTE and its proxies were meeting and operating in Norway. The Minister pointed out that the bilateral relations between Sri Lanka and Norway being strong, such activities and meetings should not be permitted by Norway to take place on her soil. The Foreign Minister also maintained that such meetings would only lead to what the LTTE had been seeking all these years, of a separate state, and that Norway should not allow activities which are a threat to Sri Lanka's sovereignty.