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   Research and development on using ICT in local languages commenced formally by a State sector organization at the Council for Information Technology (CINTEC) in the late eighties. Later, with the setting up of the Local Languages Working Group at the ICT Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA) in 2003, all that was needed – i.e. OS support, fonts, keyboard layouts, keyboard drivers, standards, locale ...

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2. olc.gov.lk › en › homeOfficial Language Commission Sri Lanka - olc

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   Oct 28, 2022 · Tamil Language Day is commemorated annually in October and a special programme to mark this day was conducted on 28.10.2022 by the Official Languages Commission at Sri Lanka Foundation on the “objective of promoting language circles” in 22 Tamil schools covering the Colombo educational zone.

   • Location: “Janajaya city” Building, 09th Floor, Nawala Road, Rajagiriya, Colombo

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3. olc.gov.lk › si › homeOfficial Language Commission Sri Lanka - olc

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   Oct 28, 2022 · Official Language Commission|Sri Lanka|Language Rights|Right to Information Act|Chapter IV of the Constitution

   • Location: “Janajaya city” Building, 09th Floor, Nawala Road, Rajagiriya, Colombo

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4. lankainformation.lk › government-departments › 10828Department of Official Languages - lankainformation.lk

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   According to the 13th Amendment to the Constitution in 1987 and the 16th Amendment to the Constitution in 1988, both languages of Sinhala and Tamil became the Official Languages in Sri Lanka and English language as the link language. The Department of Official Languages is responsible for providing such facilities.

5. www.pubad.gov.lk › web › indexHome [www.pubad.gov.lk]

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   In November 2019 the implementation of the Official Languages Policy (OLP) moved to the Ministry of Public Administration, Home Affairs, Provincial and Local Government. In September 2020,the implementation of OLP came under Ministry of Public Service, Provincial Councils and Local Government.

6. olc.gov.lk › en › about-usOverview — olc

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   Over view – Vision, Mission & Objectives | Official Language Commission |Sri Lanka The Official Languages Commission was established under Act No. 18 of 1991. The key task is to regulate and supervise provisions relating to the language rights contained in Chapter IV of the Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka.

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   What is the official language of Sri Lanka?

   • As a result, from the 1st of October 1956,the duties of the Official Languages were recognized under the supervision of a special commissioner, and the responsibility of facilitating government institutions in using Sinhala as an Official Language of Sri Lanka was assigned to the Department of Official Languages.

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   What is the official language bureau in Sri Lanka?

   • The “Official Language Bureau” which operated as a special unit of the Ministry of Finance in order to facilitate the implementation of Sinhala and Tamil as native languages of Sri Lanka,was restructured as a permanent department under the same ministry from the 01st of October 1955 and thereafter known as the “Department of Official Languages.

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   What is the Official Languages Commission?

   • The Official Languages Commission was established by the Official Languages Commission Act No. 18 of 1991. The key task of the Commission is to regulate and supervise provisions relating to the language rights contained in Chapter IV of the Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka.

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   Is English a link language in Sri Lanka?

   • English shall be the Link Language – (Article 18 (3) as amended by the 13th Amendment. The supreme law regarding languages in Sri Lanka is stated in Chapter IV of the Constitution. The provisions therein have been amended through the 13th Amendment (1987) and 16th Amendment (1988).The Language Rights have been given priority in this chapter.

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