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My main qualification is my experience in politics. (Anura Kumara holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physics from the University of Kelaniya.)
The education sector in the country needs to undergo not just minor changes, but radical changes in every part of the education system. More opportunities should be provided for students who are in school and even those who have finished their school education to grasp global knowledge and adapt to the modern trends in education.
The problem in technical education in Sri Lanka is that technical knowledge is in one side while developments and innovations, taking place are in another side. Unless both these sides are joined together, it is very difficult to expect positive outcome of any effort that we make. Many educated people have failed to apply technical knowledge into their practical lives. As other countries do, we should utilise innovations and developments in technology to make our lives easier and more efficient.
In order to minimise the emigration of highly trained and qualified people from the country which we call brain drain, first of all we must ensure social security. Even if there are enough employment opportunities in a country, still the youth would opt to foreign employment due to the lack of social security in that country. Plans should be set to keep the youth in the country and get their contribution to build the economy. We must ensure that the youth have easy access to data, information, technology and especially opportunities in the employment sector.
Nowadays, people make decisions not based on what they feel, but based on data, information and predictions. The problem in Sri Lanka is that such important information is not passed to the people in need. If father is a farmer, then his son is also stuck in the farmer job. They have no access to knowledge related to any entrepreneurship opportunities that are wholly possible in our country. They must be given the chance to pursue non-traditional jobs. People are trying to start new entrepreneurship opportunities which is a good sign. In Colombo-Kandy road, we see so many stalls put up by people. But, they don’t exist for long. Had they been given information regarding economical and marketing aspects, they would have gained better results from their stalls.
MCC consists of clauses that make a negative impact on the sovereignty of our country. It has the power to give the green light to American companies to take over our economy. Therefore, I give a big no to the MCC.
Other countries are taking innovative measures to minimise individual cost of transport while Sri Lankans are spending a huge amount from their monthly salary for their transport requirements. The main unaddressed problem in Sri Lanka’s transport sector is the irregularity nature. There are around 21,000 private buses and 18,000 bus drivers operating in the country at the moment. Entering a new private bus into the fleet is as easy as planting a tree. Moreover, urbanisation issue should also be addressed more effectively to develop the transport system.
Laws in this country are not applied to everyone equally. Those who have money and power somehow get away. Just like in any other sector in the country, this issue exists in the wildlife sector as well. In moving ahead in a capitalism-adapted society, environment is also given a price. Those who are in power often ignore to realise how priceless environment is. All what they care is giving a price tag for everything expecting faster profits. Our priority has been given to sustainable development in the NPP manifesto. We have understood that environment is not just for the use of today, but for many generations to come.
Let me limit my answer to one sentence. People should realise that outward appearance doesn’t matter in love and it never should be an obstacle for love.
Education, health and transport.
To defeat the challenges that Sri Lanka is currently facing.
To overcome the difficulties that Sri Lankans are experiencing.
To build humanism among people.
To direct the country towards real development goals.
To establish a law abiding society.
HariM Wednesday, 08 July 2020 05:12 PM
One of the reasons I love AKD is his open thinking
sarath p. guruge Wednesday, 08 July 2020 05:55 PM
Your 30 years of political experience has not in any way contributed positively for this country's progress
Mendis Wednesday, 08 July 2020 07:13 PM
Why are we seeing only AKD from JVP in the media? Why are other young candidates from JVP declining to appear in media?
Rana Wednesday, 08 July 2020 08:58 PM
Where was he when this was first brought to the table? Was he sleeping?
WISE Thursday, 09 July 2020 03:47 AM
MAN WITH TWO TONGUES. HE WAS THERE WITH THE UNP ALL ALONG. HE KNEW WHAT WAS GOING ON WITH MCC/SOFA SEE SOCIAL MEDIA THERE ARE ENOUGH CLIPS TO MAKE HIM GUILTY. TYPICAL TWO TONGUE SRI LANKAN POLITICIAN I SINCERELY HOPE THIS MAN WILL BE ELIMINATED IN THIS ELECTION IF PEOPLE ARE WISE
WMFernando Thursday, 09 July 2020 07:38 AM
Anura said "yaka hithana tharam kalu neha" regarding MCC when he was with previous government and now say something else. Not a trustworthy man, manipulate everything for his benefit.
Adam Speak Thursday, 09 July 2020 11:45 PM
Just don't try to fool the people. It's all Bullshit talks American companies taking over our economy. Our economy is running because of American, European, Chinese, Indian and other major Countries.
Racquell Bankins Friday, 10 July 2020 10:42 PM
This time no 3% also
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