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

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   The implementation of Official Language Policy (IOLP) has been enshrined in the chapter IV of the1978 constitution of the Democratic Social Republic of Sri Lanka. This also outlined in article 27(05, 06, 10) of chapter VI. Accordingly the Basic Law of the 1978 constitution have been amended by the 13th amendment in 1987 and 16 amendment in 1988 the...

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   At the same time, the considerable number of government gazette notifications and circulars have been issued in order to regularize the effective IOLP throughout Sri Lanka.

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   Sinhala and Tamil shall be the Official Languages of Sri Lanka-Article 18(1) and 18(2) as amended by the 13th Amendment

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   Planning, implementation and supervision of Official Languages Policy.

   Build appropriate environment to create bilingualism in the government sector.

   Empowerment of general public in relation to the Official Languages Policy.

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   Strengthening satisfied bilingual environment in Government institutions

   Enhance capacity of public officers in the bilingual service delivery

   Promote Official Languages Policy among general public

   Recognition for government institutions on Official Languages Policy implementation

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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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   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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4. www.languagesdept.gov.lk › web › examExam Home - Welcome to the Department of Official Languages

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   Jan 23, 2018 · Course Syllabus (50Hrs & 100 Hrs) & The name List of Language Instructors.

5. 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.

6. www.languagesdept.gov.lk › web › imagesOfficial Languages Department Language Laboratory

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   “Commissioner General of Official Languages, 341/7, Kotte Road, Rajagiriya” on or before 11th of July 2022. If not, applications should be submitted online by logging in to the website of the Department of Official Languages. (www.languagesdept.gov.lk Divisions Language Laboartory).

7. olc.gov.lk › en › downloadsDownloads — olc

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   Downloads. The statutory language right of the Sri Lankan citizen is: Sinhala and Tamil shall be Bilingual, Official Languages, as well as National Languages and, English, shall be link language.