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Migrants, communal tensions leave Batti's original cattle farmers ruffled - News Features

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Spotlight on grazing lands Migrants, communal tensions leave BatTi's original cattle farmers ruffled - News Features

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"Not only the Sinhalese, but also Tamils and Muslims who have acquired land illegally have been evicted from some lands in the East. This monk Ampitiye Sumanarathana Thera is living in an illusory world. He should first understand that the law of the land is being enforced"- Eastern Governor Senthil Thondaman – dbsjeyaraj.com

LankaWeb – Spread of evangelical groups causes alarm in Sri Lanka

LankaWeb – Spread of evangelical groups causes alarm in Sri Lanka

Posted on February 15th, 2021 Cardinal Ranjith calls for the government to regulate extremist groups after a spate of high-profile conversions Veteran singer Victor Ratnayake claimed he regained his lost voice with the blessings of God via a religious sect. (Photo: YouTube) Anna Mary, 32, and her assistant display religious magazines in public places four days a week. They dress in white and display the magazines in a small cart in front of Maradana railway station and other public places in Colombo. Some passers-by ask what Mary and her assistant are doing. They reply that they are serving God whenever they can. Scenes like this have become common, especially in major cities in Sri Lanka.