1,041 labourers to remove posters, cutouts

Additional labourers had been deployed to every Police station across the country to remove posters and cutouts put up for the upcoming Local Government elections, the Police said yesterday.

Spokesperson to the Police Media Unit told the Daily Mirror that a
total of 1,041 labourers were deployed to remove posters and cutouts.

“Following, three labourers will be deployed to main Police Stations whereas two labourers will be deployed to other stations across the country,” he added.

Meanwhile, Elections Commission Chairman Mahinda Deshapriya told the Daily Mirror that the EC welcomed the Police move. (Kalathma Jayawardhane)


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JAT Holdings Tender bond to be forfeited!

The Attorney General has reportedly informed the Treasury to forfeit the Tender bond of JAT Holdings, which had failed to properly import fertilizer, leading up to a shortage in the country.

Accordingly, a sum of USD 240,000 (Rs. 36 million) will be
forfeited from the company as compensation.

At its meeting on November 21, the cabinet approved giving a tender to JAT Holdings to import 72,000 mt of urea fertilizer.

However, the importation could not take place on time as no foreign supplier had agreed to supply under the DA method, which has resulted in the prevailing shortage.


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Even Dayasiri had gone to meet Ganga Maeni

Ganga Sudarshani better known as Ganga Maeni, who portrays herself as a predictor with the gift of foresight has told a weekend publication that the recent losses of the Sri Lankan cricket team was due to black magic done by a foreign country.

Noting that she has made predictions on this regard since 2011, Ms.
Sudarshani says that not a single sports official had heeded to her.

However, she says that the current Sports minister - Dayasiri Jayasekera had visited her and she had told him the adverse effects of this magic can be removed.

She has added that cricket in Sri Lanka is approaching a successful era.

Speaking to 'Sri Lanka Mirror' on this regard, a professional in the sport said that if matches can be won merely by the aid of prophecies, training players would not be required.

He added that it was regretful that such myths and beliefs had entered the cricket field as well.


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Bond report handed over to President

The final report of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry (PCoI) into the Bond Issuance of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka has been handed over to President Maithripala Sirisena today.

The Commission’s Chairman Justice K.T. Chitrasiri handed over
the report when the Commission members met the President at the President’s Office this afternoon, the President’s Media division said.

Meanwhile, informed sources said that the President was expected to hand over the report to the Attorney General’s Department.

The Commission was appointed by President Maithripala Sirisena to begin an inquiry into the issuance of Bonds that took place during the time period February 1, 2015, to March 31, 2016.


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Lasith Malinga to retire after 2019 World Cup

Sri Lankan bowler Lasith Malinga says that he will retire from international cricket after the 2019 Cricket World Cup.

The fast bowler quit Test cricket because of a “long-standing
degenerative condition in the right knee” in 2011, but he continued playing the shorter formats.

One of the best fast bowlers to have ever played for Sri Lanka, Malinga isn’t part of the 23 man squad for the tour to Bangladesh but was present at a special practice session with new coach Chandika Hathurusingha in Colombo.

For the right arm pacer, the 2019 ICC World Cup is his next target, and if he does make it to England, that will be his swansong.

“If they pick me I’m ready, but the reason for why I haven’t been picked is what I’m still waiting for,” Malinga said. “Usually it’s a player who is 25 or 26 that needs to be rested because they still have a lot of cricket left in them. But for someone of my age, from what I know, there’s really no purpose in being rested. We can only play cricket for another one or two years anyway, but if we’re rested then we won’t get to play cricket, so what’s the point?”

Malinga has not played any form of international cricket since the one off T20 against India earlier this year, after which he was mysteriously ‘rested’.

In recent weeks, Malinga has not been his old dangerous self, he has managed just 8 wickets at over eight runs an over in the last 8 innings for the Rangpur Riders in the Bangladesh Premier League. His figures in international cricket haven’t been the greatest either. Since he returned from injury in the beginning of the year, he has 12 wickets to his name in 6 T20 matches, at an economy rate of 8.25. In the ODI format, he has 10 wickets from 13 matches at an economy rate of 6.00.

Since he lost his spot in the Sri Lankan squad, Malinga has been plying his trade in the BPL and has been training domestically with Nondescripts Cricket Club.


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Labrooy to dodge B’desh tour & visit son in NZ

Chief selector Graeme Labrooy is to dodge Sri Lanka team’s tour of Bangladesh and instead go to New Zealand to visit his son, cricket sources say.

Labrooy will accompany the young Sri Lanka team that will leave
for New Zealand on January 01 to take part in the under-19 World Cup.

Meanwhile, selectors are said to be unfamiliar with the members of the young team and do not know some of them at least by their names.

The chief selector is no exception, and there is talk as to what purpose his trip to New Zealand will serve.


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STF security for Mano Ganesan

Leader of the Tamil Progressive Alliance (TPA) - Minister Mano Ganesan had been provided with Special Task Force (STF) security.

According to reports, the minister has received a backup vehicle with five STF personnel.

In a statement, the minister had said that he faced serious security
issues and sought the intervention of President Maithripala Sirisena, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe and had also written to the IGP in September.He added that certain politicians in Colombo are behind these threats.

“Some fallen politicians are all out to destroy my party and block the fair representation I seek for the communities my party represents in the city council,” he said.

“The links between such politicos with underworld elements are visible. Some are connected to white-van saga of the earlier era and drug dealers,” he added.


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Bond report to President today

The final report of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry (PCoI) into the Bond Issuance of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka is to be handed over to President Maithripala Sirisena today, informed sources said.

They also said that the President was expected to hand over the
report to the Attorney General’s Department.

When the Daily Mirror contacted Secretary to the Commission Sumathipala Udugamasuriya said the final report of the Commission would be handed over to President Maithripala Sirisena before December 31.

The Commission was appointed by President Maithripala Sirisena to begin an inquiry into the issuance of Bonds that took place during the time period February 1, 2015, to March 31, 2016.

“The report that is to be handed over to President Sirisena was compiled based on the evidence gathered by the PCoI after a process since the Commission was appointed,” Udugamasuriya added. (Sheain Fernandopulle)


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India offers fully funded training to Sri Lankan govt

India has introduced over 40 training courses for Sri Lankan government officials to give them an understanding of India’s approach towards governance, the Indian High Commission said.

The 45-day-long courses would be fully funded by the Indian
would begin from January 15, the Indian High Commission in Colombo said in a statement.

The courses would work under the Indian Technical & Economic Cooperation (ITEC) Programme of the Ministry of External Affairs, the statement said.

The training courses aim to give Sri Lankan government officials an understanding of India’s approach towards governance and rural and urban development.

-PTI


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President Sirisena presented with code of ethics for web journalists

A code of ethics for web journalists to create a more responsible and ethical web journalism, was presented to President Maithripala Sirisena, during a ceremony held in Colombo today (29).

The event was organized by the Professional Web Journalists’ Association.

The President, expressing his views said that the launch of code of ethics for web journalists is a great effort for the development of this field.

President Sirisena further said that this effort is a fulfillment of a timely need for the betterment of the whole society not only for the field of media but for the political field too.

He also promised to allocate a time in the near future to discuss the issues faced by the web journalists.

- President’s Media Division

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United States GSP program expires on Dec 31

The United States’ Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) program expires on December 31, 2017.  The United States Congress did not re-authorize GSP before adjourning for the year.  The immediate effect of GSP expiration is GSP eligible imports to the United States from Sri Lanka and other GSP beneficiary
countries and territories will be subject to non-preferential duties beginning January 1, 2018.

The United States is proud to serve as the top export market for Sri Lanka. According to the Global Trade Atlas, in 2016, the United States imported $2.8 billion of Sri Lankan goods.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s web site has a page dedicated to GSP program information with detailed information on importation procedures during a program lapse.

- Embassy of the United States of America

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High Commissioner of Seychelles calls on Commander of Eastern Naval Area

The High Commissioner of the Republic of Seychelles to Sri Lanka, HE Conrad Mederic paid a courtesy call on the Commander Eastern Naval Area, Rear Admiral Nimal Sarathsena at the Eastern Naval Command Head Quarters yesterday (28 December).

They held cordial discussions on several matters of bilateral
importance and mutual interest. Mementoes were also exchanged to mark this occasion.

- Sri Lanka Navy


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SLC hires new psychologist

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has hired an Australian psychologist for the National Team, according to reliable sources.

The psychologist will arrive in Sri Lanka early next week and will motivate the players until the team leaves for the Bangladesh tour.

However, this new psychologist will not travel with the National
Team to Bangladesh according to the sources.

The Sri Lankan Team is scheduled to play a Tri-Nation Series also involving Bangladesh and Zimbabwe in addition to two Test matches and two Twenty20 internationals in Bangladesh.

“His services have been sought by the Board”.

The new Coach Chandika Hathurusingha may not have recommended his name but he may have been aware about his skills as the coach was in Australia for quite some time.
The source didn’t reveal the name, but he is reported to be Phil Jauncey. In the past, SLC had utilised the services of Sandy Gordon. 

The Board did hire Gordon to motivate the players in the past.

The new psychologist’s main task is to motivate the depleted Sri Lankan Team which had suffered some heavy defeats in all formats of the game in recent times. (Bipin Dani)


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Archaeology Dept takes over Sampur stupa site

The Department of Archaeology has decided to take over the site where a historical stupa in Sampur was bulldozed by a group of culprits.

Necessary steps will be taken to conserve the site said Director
General of Department of Archaeological P.B. Mandawala.

A team of Archaeologists discovered ruins of a Stupa dating back to Anuradhapura era during an excavation done in Sampur, on November 11.

However, day after the discovery the site was bulldozed to ground by a group of individuals.

Meanwhile the Maga Sangha accused the government and the responsible parties for not paying due attention to the incident.

Making a statement Speaker Karu Jayasuriya said that a special discussion regarding the matter was held with the participation of Minister, the Secretary of Buddha Sasana  and  Religious Affairs, the Police and Governor.

“The police told us that they found who is behind this. We won’t let go of this easily. The destruction of these historical ruins has affected us greatly. Although we don’t publicize it we will take necessary measures in this regard” the Speaker said.

According to the Archaeological Department, the perpetrators involved in the disaster will be subjected to severe punishment.


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Who’ll be slashed by president’s sword?

President Maithripala Sirisena says it is unimportant for him as to which party, colour or relative is slashed by his sword in the journey for clean politics.

He thus quoted from Bhagavad Gita, when he addressed a function at the BMICH in Colombo last morning (28) where the UPFA and
the SLFP launched their policy manifesto for the upcoming local government polls.

The president stressed that time has come for commitment by all for clean politics.

On the occasion, all parties in the UPFA reached agreement on ‘a consensus for freedom.’

General secretary of the UPFA Mahinda Amaraweera led all those present in giving the vow.

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Decision on Unity Govt. after poll: SLFP

The Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) said yesterday it would decide whether to extend the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed with the United National Party (UNP) on the Unity Government after the Local Government (LG) elections.

SLFP General Secretary and Minister, Duminda Dissanayake said
their focus at the moment was to face the elections like the other political parties.

“We will convene the SLFP Central Committee (CC) no sooner the LG poll is over to make a decision on extending the MoU as we have done previously. We will have talks with the UNP once the poll is over,” he told Daily Mirror.

On Wednesday, SLFP MP Dullas Alahapperuma, who represents the joint opposition said SLFP patron and former president Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga has instructed the party CC to extend the MoU by another year.

However, Minister Dissanayake rejected the claim and said no such suggestions had been made by Ms. Kumaratunga.

The current MoU for the Unity Government ends on December 31, 2017. (Lahiru Pothmulla)


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Wijeyadasa resigns from Constitutional Council

UNP Parliamentarian Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe says that he has resigned from the Constitutional Council and that he has handed over the letter of resignation to the President.

The former Minister of Justice and Buddha Sasana was removed from his ministerial portfolio in August, in light of him criticizing government policies and cabinet decisions. 

Rajapakshe was Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe’s
nomination to the 10-member Constitutional Council and represented the United National Party (UNP) in the council, Sri Lanka’s constitutional authority.

He had joined the council on 9 September 2015 while his term was slated to end on 9 September 2018.

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Ex-minister Somaweera Chandrasiri decides to support President

Former Minister and Mahajana Eksath Peramuna (MEP) Vice Chairman, Somaweera Chandrasiri, who supported the Joint Opposition led by Mahinda Rajapaksa, has pledged support to President Maithripala Sirisena.

The former prisons minister met with the President at his official
residence this morning (28) and promised his full support to the President’s development programme and also pledged his support to the Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) at the upcoming Local Government election.

Meanwhile the National Freedom Front’s Kandy district organiser, politburo member and deputy secretary Nimal Premawansa has also pledged his support to the President.

He too met President Sirisena at the president’s official residence this morning and assured his fullest support at the upcoming election. 


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A code of ethics of web media

The launch of a code of ethics for web journalists will take place when the Professional Web Journalists Association holds its annual get-together at JAIC Hilton in Colombo tomorrow (29).

Convener of the association Freddie Gamage said president
Maithripala Sirisena would be the chief guest on the occasion.

Media minister Mangala Samaraweera and other government politicians will attend as well.

The code of ethics will ensure a more responsible web media, said Gamage.

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Japanese FM to visit SL

Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono will visit Sri Lanka from January 4 to 6, 2018, a statement from the Japanese embassy here said yesterday.

This is the first time in fifteen years for a Japanese Foreign Minister
to visit Sri Lanka.

The statement said, “This visit is aimed at further consolidating the “Comprehensive Partnership” between Japan and Sri Lanka based on previous visits by Sri Lankan leaders by President Maithripala Sirisena in May 2016, and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe in April 2017".

"Strengthening cooperation and collaboration with Sri Lanka is important for the realization of a free and open Indo-Pacific area based on the rule of law,”

During his visit, Kono will pay courtesy calls to the President and the Prime Minister, as well as have a meeting with Tilak Marapana, Minister for Foreign Affairs in order to discuss bilateral relations, regional and international matters etc.

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‘Ginger’ injured in accident

Popular songstress Judith White also known as ‘Ginger' and three others were hospitalized when the car they were travelling in plunged down a precipice at Diyadawa on the Deniyaya-Akuressa Road early this morning, Police said.

They said she was transferred to the Matara Hospital after being
admitted to the Deniyaya Hospital.

Ginger was on her way to Deniyaya to participate in a musical show. (Krishan Jeewaka Jayaruk)

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Piyasena Gamage Sworn In As New State Minister For Law And Order And Southern Development

Parliamentarian Piyasena Gamage has been appointed the State Minister of Law and Order and Southern Development.

The President's Media Unit said the Parliamentarian was sworn in before President Maithripala Sirisena, a short while ago.

Gamage lost his Parliamentary seat at the last Parliamentary
election. He re-entered Parliament after MP Geetha Kumarasinghe lost her seat following a Supreme Court verdict.

Gamage has previously served as a Cabinet Minister for Skills Development and vocational Training.


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Lanza to support JO

Former Deputy Minister Nimal Lanza today said he would support the joint opposition led by former President Mahinda Rajapakse.

He made this remark following a media briefing held in Negombo
this morning.


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EC at a loss to work out modalities at polling centres

The Election Commission is at a loss to work out modalities for providing security to vote counting at the polling stations at the local government polls, it is learnt.

The Commission had a meeting with the representatives of the
political parties yesterday in this regard.

The present law, governing local government elections, provide for vote counting at polling centres. Commission’s Chairman Mahinda Desapriya is reported to have said that he is yet to determine how best security could be ensured.

The police officers who attended the meeting representing IGP Pujith Wijesundare also put forward their views. However, the final decision was not taken. It will be discussed further.

Also, the Commission decided that only ten persons would be allowed to do house-to-house canvassing of votes at a time for candidates in the fray.

Processions will also be banned this time. Cut-outs and posters can be displayed only within the premises where political meetings are conducted. (Kelum Bandara)


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A/L best results in the Island

Dilini Sadunika Palihakkara of Sujatha Balika Vidyalaya, Matara has topped the Island ranking in Biology stream while Sridharan Duwarakan of Hartley College, Point Pedro has topped island ranking in Physical Science stream at the GCE Advanced Level examination, 2017.

 S.A.Dulani Rasanthika of Sujatha Balika Vidyalaya, Matara and
Ven. Pathberiye Munindawansha Thera of Saddarmalankara Pirivena, Ratnapura have topped the Island ranking in Commerce and Arts streams respectively.

A/L Best Results -2017

Biology

1) Dilini Sandunika Palihakkara (Sinhala medium) - Sujatha Balika Vidyalaya, Matara
2) G.A.H.Geeth Gunasinghe (Sinhala medium) -Joseph Vaz College, Wennappuwa
3) K.I.Shaluka Ramanayake (Sinhala medium) - Ananda Collage, Colombo

Physical Science

1) Sridharan Duwarakan (Tamil Medium) - Hartley College, Point Pedro
2) P.M.P.Himan Somaratne (Sinhala medium)-Bandaranaike Vidyalaya, Gampha
3) R.D.Jeyarajan Paul Janshan (Tamil Medium)-St. Patrick's College, Jaffna

Commerce 
1) S.A.Dulani Rasanthika (Sinhala Medium) - Sujatha Balika Vidyalaya, Matara
2) P.K. Subashini Dabare (English medium) - Musaeus College, Colombo
3) F.Akila Iswar (Sinhala Medium) St Paul’s Balika Vidyalaya, Colombo

Art

1) Ven. Pathberiye Munindawansha Thera (Sinhala medium)-Saddarmalankara Pirivena, Ratnapura
2) S.Achana Wickremanayake (English medium) CMS, Colombo 07
3) G.G.Dilki Sadupama (Sinhala medium) Ferguson High School, Ratnapura

Engineering Technology

1) P.P. Ransirini Hettiarachchi (Sinhala Medium) Mahinda Rajapaksa Vidyalaya, Matara
2) M.G.P.Ishan Madusanka (Sinhala Medium) Narandeniya Central College, Kamburupitiya
3) W.A.M.P.Lakshan Adhipattu (Sinhala Medium) Mayurapada Central College, Narammala

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Commissioner of Examinations responds to problems surrounding O/L maths paper

Commissioner General of Examinations Sanath Pujitha issued a statement on the divisive statements made by certain politicians and union heads on the difficulty of the 2017 GCE Ordinary Level mathematics examination. 

Sanath Pujitha stated that many individuals have come forward to
state that the majority of ordinary level students had extreme difficulties in facing the 2017 mathematics examination as it contained advanced questions that students could not answer with their current level of knowledge.

In light of recent events the Commissioner conducted an inquiry into the many complaints under the purview of the minister of Education.

The Commissioner stated that an expert panel consisting of the examination department, heads of paper marking and senior mathematics instructors were called to resolve the issue. 

“At the end of any examination the paper marking panel will collect a sample of answer scripts from all districts to formulate a justifiable cut-off mark that can be agreeable to all students. Taking the current situation into consideration the marking panel collected a larger sample of answer scripts to study the difficulties faced by students. Following a comprehensive survey it was clear that a majority of students did not have extreme difficulties in facing the 2017 mathematics paper” Commissioner Pujitha said.

He however stated that many students were not able to display primary-level competencies by showing working and proof for the final answer that was obtained. Taking the above fact into consideration the department will arrive at a consensus to revise the predetermined minimum passable mark.


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If coconuts are overpriced call - 1977

The Consumer Affairs Authority during recent raids in Colombo and suburbs, had prosecuted over 400 errant traders for selling coconuts above the stipulated price.

According to the CAA, the government imposed a maximum retail
price of Rs. 75 for coconuts in a bid to control the price hike by some traders.

The raids were conducted to apprehend traders who were still engaged in selling coconuts at higher prices.

Meanwhile, complaints regarding high priced coconuts could be made to the hotline 1977.

The CAA had also prosecuted over 2,000 traders who had flouted the consumer laws.


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Polls chief designs poster

Politicians’ habit of including their names in plaques to take credit for projects carried out with public money disrupts decision-making by voters, says election commission chairman Mahinda Deshapriya.

The polls chief says he has a method to prevent such instances – the
commission has designed a poster that says ‘the project has been built with taxpayers’ money.’

The poster will be pasted at the places required, he says, adding that nothing else could be done.

Deshapriya adds that the Government Press promised to print the poster in expired paper to save money.


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Virat Kohli Invites Differently Abled Sri Lankan Cricket Fan Gayan Senanayake For Mumbai Wedding Reception

Sri Lankan cricket fan Gayan Senanayake had the privilege of attending the wedding reception of Indian captain Virat Kohli and actress Anushka Sharma.

Senanayake took part in the reception following an invitation by Kohli.

Senanayake was in Mumbai supporting the Sri Lankan team
playing a bilateral series against India.

Senanayake is a common feature in all matches played by Sri Lanka, both at home and overseas.

During the reception, the differently-abled Sri Lankan cricket fan was seen enjoying the company of some distinguished guests, including former Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar.

Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli's final wedding function was held today at Mumbai's St. Regis.

Soon after guests started arriving, Virat and Anushka made a stunning appearance in Sabyasachi couture, according to NDTV.

The lavish Mumbai reception is the second part of the post wedding festivities after Virushka had a big fat Punjabi reception in New Delhi's Taj Diplomatic Enclave last week.

The actress and the cricketer had a fairytale wedding in a faraway destination - they married at a heritage resort in the Italian countryside of Tuscany on December 11 with just close friends and family in tow.

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