This award ceremony held at Mount Levinia hotel last evening. Theepa Chelvan is student of Jaffna Central College and also received his degree from Jaffna University.
He also served as secretary of the university student council. He also served at the visiting lecturer of journalism course conduct at Jaffna University.
Theepa Chelvan continuously works for people in war time and also raise voice for the development activities of people in the war affected areas.
At present Theepa Chelvan following his graduation at the Chennai University. He was awarded as best journalist for year 2010. He also received special award for photo journalism. | 
Eelam poet and the journalist named Theepa Chelvan awardered has best journalist for year 2011.
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The Ministry of Health re-appoints Mrs.Bawani Pasubathi raja has director of the Jaffna Teaching hospital. [
“Mann expressed concern that government forces had given excessive freedom to the LTTE-breakaway “Karuna group,” which was using this freedom destructively. [
The customary UN Medal Parade, the prestigious military ceremony that recognizes the exemplary contribution, made by any specific contingent to maintain law and order in Lebanon, saw Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment (SLSR) troops, currently serving there, honoured awarding UN medals as their period of service in Lebanon is nearing completion. [
SriLankan security personals have found the house of LTTE leader at Aanandhapuram area in Mullaitivu today. [
Speaking to the BBC about the loss of lives in the North in the shelling during the final stages of the war, MP Namal Rajapaksa stated that they actually do not know if it was the LTTE or the government that fired the shells. [
Government denies request made by the US government. [
A.Sivasuwamy, Land Acquisition officer of the Jaffna district resigns, sources said. [
At least 16 houses including 15 belonging to Tamils had been attacked in Mariyawatte village Tangalle last night over an illicit love affair between a Tamil woman and a Sinhalese man. [
There is little doubt that in 2009 the government of Sri Lanka pulled off one of the nastiest episodes of mass killing since the Rwandan genocide – and got away with it. Tens of thousands of civilians were massacred, with barely a trickle of Syria-like imagery emerging from the battle zone, The Australian reported. [