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Sri Lanka Republican Front (SLRF) leader MP Patalia Champika Ranawaka has come to the defense of JVP (Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna) leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake following criticism related to a linguistic slip in his discussion about graphene.
Ranawaka emphasized that the linguistic error should be considered a minor human mistake and should not be used for political point-scoring. He noted that Dissanayake, while discussing the potential economic impact of graphene, accidentally referred to it as graphite.
Dissanayake's point was centered around the potential for Sri Lanka to generate substantial foreign exchange revenue by converting graphite into high-value graphene products.
However, Ranawaka also acknowledged that despite the value-adding potential of graphene production, the volume of production in Sri Lanka is currently limited. Consequently, increasing revenue through this avenue may prove challenging.
Grace Thursday, 02 November 2023 02:28 PM
If it is a big matter, what about the one who is held in high esteem for having gifted with 2 brains, once said in an interview in English 'Kaputa for crow' ?
Bernard Jayatilake Friday, 03 November 2023 08:24 AM
It is like exporting gem vein moulds before sorting and locating gems in them and the slippery of words cannot be ignored given his ambition to be a future leader of this country.
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