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Public Servants Will Not Be Influenced by Politicos 2 Tuesday 21st March, 2006 Are you a lucky winner? JAYAVIRU DEVELOPMENT VASANA SATURDAY JAYODA GOVISETHA MAHAJANA VASANA Fortune SAMPATHA Draw No: 221 Draw No: 296 Draw No: 764 FORTUNE Draw No: 541 SAMPATHA VAMPATHA Draw No.603 Draw No: 1694 Draw Date: Date: 15-03-2006 Draw Date: Draw Date: Draw No: 1804 Draw No: 336 17-03-2006 Date: 16.03.2006 Date: 18-03-2006 20-03-2006 Draw Date: Draw Date: Winning Nos: Zodiac Symbol: 20-03-2006 Bonus No.69 Winning Nos: Super No:19 17-03-2006 18-03-2006 Z 17 21 50 61 Aries Winning Nos: Winning N0s: Winning Nos: Winning Nos. 11-40-58-68 Winning Nos : Winning Nos: Super No.06 3-3-8-2-9-1 R-03-47-57-70 C-8-5-4-5-8-3 J 13-27-47-53 18-22-41-45 09-17-57-61 Public servants will not be Wariyapola Sri Sumangala anniversary influenced by politicos - President by Franklin R. Satyapalan declaring open its new 238 million rupees Siripala de Silva and directed him to take President Mahinda Rajapakse making District Secretariat building. action to fill the vacancies of doctors. his first official visit to Nuwara Eliya At the meeting with the officials and People at the meeting also informed Sunday (19) said he was prepared to pro- members of public the President was told the President about problems created by tect public servants performing their that there was a shortage of 31 doctors in illegal encroachment and environmental duties without being influenced by politi- the government hospital and other health damage caused by cultivation of potatoes cians. facilities in Nuwara Eliya District. The in tea plantations. He agreed to meet the He met the district heads of govern- President immediately contacted the officials concerned and discuss solutions ment departments in Nuwara after Healthcare and Nutrition Minister Nimal to the problems. Grama Sevaka charged with Film director Ranjith Lal soliciting and accepting bribe passes away by Harischandra attached to the GS division Ranjith Lal who directing the feature Gunaratna Kalapura had solicited created cinema his- film Nim Walalla. this bribe to issue him a tory in Sri Lanka by He later joined the Bribery sleuths yester- letter to certify that he was writing the screen- Government Film day arrested a Grama a resident of his division play and directing Unit as a director. Sevaka on a charge of in order to obtain the elec- the first ever film He was the brother soliciting and accepting as tricity and water supply to produced by school of popular Sinhala bribe of Rs. 5,000 from a his house. children, Nim film director Nimal resident of Kalapura, The suspect identified Walalla, died. He Silva. Nuwara Eliya. as Dadallage Ratnasignhe was 59 years old. The funeral will According to Director was produced before the While a student take place at Nuwara Eliya Magistrate at Ananda College, Peellawatta, Investigations Bribery mentary film ‘Vera’ yesterday and ordered to Colombo, Rajith Lal Minuwangoda Commission SP Neville before writing the be further remanded. also directed a docu- tomorrow (22) Guruge the Grama Sevaka screenplay and ‘Myanmar to promote co-operation with Sri Lanka’ by Harischandra Gunaratna the second anniversary celebrations of explained the Ambassador. Myanmar is paying serious attention Damrivi Foundation on Saturday where to promoting social, economic and spir- he was the Chief Guest. The event also Trustee of the Damrivi Foundation itual development with Sri Lanka marked the awarding of certificates for Prof Asanga Tillakaratne addressing Ambassador of the Union of Myanmar those who had successfully completed the gathering said “ I must make it clear Tin Oo Lwin. “Myanmar and Sri Lanka are both developing countries with similar eco- The anniversary of Wariyapola Sri Sumangala, was held at the Sri Sumangala Memorial premises of nomic challenges and promoting coop- the Mahamaluwa, opposite the Sri Dalada Maligawa recently. The Ven. Galagama Sri Attadassi eration between Myanmar and Sri Anunayake Thera of Asgiriya, presided. Diyawadana Nilame, Pradeep Nalangal Dela Bandara and Lanka will surely benefit both coun- Prof. Warakawe Dhammaloka, Secretary General of Asgiriya chapter, were also present. tries in the future he said adding that (Pic. by Cyril Wimalasurendra, Kandy Corr) Myanmar welcomes the promotion any sector in the future. “ I firmly believe that Damrivi Foundation is able to make great efforts Govt to look into Wildlife Vets’ problems in promoting the relationship between by Franklin R.Satyapalan their members in the Wildlife the two countries and also the bilateral The government has decided to Department, an association officials cooperation n all sectors” noted the redress grievances of Wildlife said. ambassador. Department Veterinarians, who have It had been decided at that meeting He appreciated the efforts of the for long been seeking solutions to that a veterinarian would be appointed Damrivi Foundation in the fields of issues, such as promotions, transfers as a Deputy Director of the department social, economic and spiritual develop- and the lack of sufficient cadres, and that cadres would be increased. It ment through Buddhist insights and Environment Ministry Secretary had also been decided to give assured Jayalath Dissanayake said. Veterinarians scholarships for furher the support of the Myanmar govern- Earlier this month the Veterinarians training abroad. ment for same. “ I am pleased to observe Association Secretary Dr. Suhada They also requested that the ele- the manner in Jayawardena and President Dr. B. V. P. phant conservation be kept open. The which the occa- Perera met the Minister Maithripala minister had agreed, an association Classified sion has brought Sirisena to discuss the grievances of official said. unity among Advertising Theravada Buddhist coun- Myanmar Ambassador in Sri Lanka Tin Oo Lwin (second from left), Chief Guest at the 2nd anniver- FINANCIAL tries paving the sary celebrations of the Damrivi Foundation and Mrs. Lwin with the trustees of the foundation. Airman drowns while on rescue drill ACCEPT foreign cur- way for mutual (From left) Prof . Asanga Tilakaratne and Rear Amiral Sarath Weeerasekara at the conclusion of the rency. Niketh Money Ex- cooperation certificate Awarding ceremony at Galadari Hotel. (Pic by Sajith Jayasekara) by Norman Palihawadana ticipating in the drill simulating the res- change, and Western among the cue of those lost in the sea by lowering Union Money Transfer, Theravada coun- the Certificate Course of Counselling that being religious and being open An airman, participating in a rescue airmen from helicopters. Jayasinghe No. 325, (3rd Floor) with Buddhist inputs and the Diploma about it do not mean adopting an atti- drill over the sea off Mt. Lavinia, had fallen into the sea from a consider- MajesticCity, tries he noted. Course on Buddhist Psychology and tude of religious exclusivism. But drowned when the cable, attached to the able height when the cable had snapped. Bambalapitiya. The Ambassador helicopter, from which he was hanging, His body could not be found for some TP. 4527244 was addressing Psychological Couselling. unfortunately for this country we have As we are Dhamma friends my sin- been subjected to a kind of repeated snapped and he fell into the sea yester- hours, though the SLAF and the Navy cere wish is that it is the noble duty of brain washing in the name of broad day (20), Sri Lanka Air Force sources searched the area where he went miss- Celebrating our two countries and its people to pro- mindness, we have been asked to said. ing. Later, his body was found floating International Women’s Day tect and promote the Sasana and to renounce our religious, cultural and The deceased was identified as Nalin by search party sources said. maintain further strengthen the exist- national identities. Asa result the emer- Jayasinghe. An investigation has been ordered ing ties of friendship and religion gent society has become route less and About 40 SLAF personnel were par- into the accident, sources said. between the countries in the future devoted to superficial values he noted. Entrance said Ambassador Lwin. We at Damrivi believe that the crisis we Myanmar and Sri Lanka are steeped are faced with today is one of lack of Legal News in history, based on Theravada morals than anything else. Under devel- Supreme Court Leave To Proceed F/R No. 401/05 For Granting of FREEFREE Buddhism. Our relations date back to opment ultimately is a problem of atti- Court No. 502 SC Application Court No. 403 Leave the 4th century, when the monks from tudes and not exclusively one of lack of Before — F/R No. 512/05 Before SC SPL L/A No. Myanmar had frequently visited the material resources. It is with this The Film Festival 2006 Sarath N. Silva SC Application Dr. S. A. 127/05 — CA No. Maha Vihara of Anuradhapura to understanding that we have adopted as C.J. F/R No. 109/06 Bandaranayake J. 93/06 learn orthodox traditions and to con- our main objective : “the realization of N. E. Dissanayake For Granting of Raja Fernando J. SC SPL L/A No. Show Timings: 2.30p.m 6.00p.m tinue in Myanmar. In the 11th century, the spiritual, social and economic devel- J. Leave Saleem Marsoof J. 15/06 — HC during the regime of King Anawartha opment and the good governance of the N. C. SC SPL L/A No. To Be Badulla No. 112/03 March 20 15 Park Avenue Khamosh Pani of Myanmar, the sacred Buddhist country” and promotion of “values Amarathunga J. 178/05 — CA No. Mentioned SC SPL L/A No. Aparna sen Sabiha Sumar canon Tripitaka was sent to Myanmar viewpoints, education and practices To Be 343/62 (writ) SC Application 21/06 — CA No.
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