Colombo, Nov 01: Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels today announced they would end their eight-month boycott of peace talks and invited the Colombo government to resume negotiations, focused on their recently unveiled blueprint for peace. The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) said they asked peacebroker Norway to arrange a fresh meeting with the government to discuss their historic peace plan, publicly unveiled today. LTTE political wing leader S P Thamilselvan told reporters in the rebel-held town of Kilinochchi that they Tigers were keen to resume talks. The last round of talks was held in March in Hakone, Japan. "We look forward to continuing our dialogue with the government and to reaching rapid agreement on the creation of an Interim Self-Governing Authority (ISGA) so as to effectively bring normalcy and economic development to the Tamil people in the northeast," Thamilselvan was quoted as saying on a rebel website. Bureau Report