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Apr 13, 2024 · Recovery, Growth & Toxic Imports. By Ameer Ali –. Dr. Ameer Ali. The disaster that occurred on 26 March at Baltimore Bridge USA, when a Singapore cargo ship chartered by Maersk hit that bridge and made it collapse, has virtually disappeared from local news media after a brief appearance over a few days. But it was an accident that once again ...
4 days ago · Creative capital or just human capital? One of the objectives of the National Education Policy Framework of Sri Lanka for 2023-33, released by the Ministry of Education, has been to ‘create citizens who are productive, innovative, and informed with a civic consciousness’[1]. To attain this goal ...
14 hours ago · As elections approach the two Muslim parties, Sri Lanka Muslim Congress the senior and its breakaway junior All Ceylon Makkal Congress , are on a bargain hunt looking for profitable deals with any of the national parties so that they could coalesce. This is not something new but had been the history of these ethno-religious adjuncts right from ...
Apr 8, 2024 · 3. Profits help banks to build and maintain the confidence of equity holders. The loss of confidence by equity holders would result in bank’s shares falling in value in the market, equity holders in large numbers exiting the stock and the bank being unable to raise additional capital at appropriate prices in the market. 4.
14 hours ago · Two national elections will be held within the next twelve months or so. In terms of Article 31(3) of the Constitution, the Presidential election has to be held between 19 September and 19 October 2024, being a date not less than one month and not more than two months before the expiry of the ...
Apr 2, 2024 · The bhikkhuni sangha in Sri Lanka died out around the 11 th century, but lay female devotees (upasikas) continued to be active.In the early 20 th century, Buddhist women founded a vibrant movement of dasa sil matavo who followed the ten precepts and played a role similar to that of nuns without being ordained.
Mar 29, 2024 · Both the current JVP and the NPP are doing better in terms of women’s participation, especially in the policy making structures than the pre-1984 JVP. But there is still a long way to go. Women constitute 52percent of Sri Lanka’s population; yet female representation in the Sri Lankan parliament is only 5.3 percent.
