படத்துடன் தகவல்கள்

Sri Lankan women in Colombo participate in a peace march to celebrate government troops' victories over the Tamil Tigers on November 19. Sri Lankan security forces on Thursday captured a key defence line of Tamil Tiger rebels after six days of intense fighting that left "scores" of guerrillas dead, the defence ministry said.
(AFP/Ishara S. Kodikara)

Eastern Province Chief Minister and former Tamil rebel Pillayan (L) inspects the scene of a shooting in Athurugiriya, a suburb of Colombo November 14, 2008. Kumaraswami Nandagoban alias Ragu, personal secretary of Pillayan, and another person were shot dead while they were travelling in a car at Athurugiriya, police said.
REUTERS/Anuruddha Lokuhapuarachchi (SRI LANKA)

This handout picture from Sri Lanka's Defence Ministry dated November 15, 2008 shows government troops at the strategically important town of Pooneryn. Sri Lanka stepped up air attacks against Tamil rebels in the island's north Sunday as heavy fighting raged a day after troops re-captured a highly strategic town, the defence ministry said.
(AFP/HO)

A portrait of Brigadier Balraj, special commander of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, adorns the wall of a shopping center in the Scarborough district of Toronto. Many ethnic Tamils in Canada are still sympathetic to the Tigers' cause for an independent Tamil state in Sri Lanka.
(AFP/Parameswaran Ponnudurai)

Relatives mourn near the body of Lance Corporal Manjula Serum during his funeral in Dhamana village, in eastern Sri Lanka Ampara, November 19, 2008. Serum was killed last Sunday when the government military exchanged fire with Tamil Tiger rebels in Akkarayakualam, north of country.
REUTERS/Stringer (SRI LANKA)