Textbooks for 2023 to reach students on time

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The Education Ministry has taken the necessary measures to print the required school textbooks for the coming year.

They said the ministry had allocated Rs. 16,483 million for the printing of the text books for the year 2023.

The paper requirement for the printing of text books, examination papers and to use for answer scripts will be imported under the Indian credit line facility.

The steps related to inviting bids, opening, etc., have already been completed.

Cabinet approval has already been granted to get 45% of the total number of textbooks printed by the State Printing Corporation under the direction of the Education Ministry. (Chaturanga Samarawickrama)

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Atha Katha Somay Wednesday, 31 August 2022 12:52 PM

Susil before you distribute the books you will be sent back home.

Kamal Bolawansa Wednesday, 31 August 2022 12:54 PM

We have seen the worst fellow holding the Education Ministry, that is Susil Premajayantha in the history of SriLanka.

Ranjan Thursday, 01 September 2022 08:55 AM

Please put appochis photo also to educate these students how to do politics. Also school uniform your people rob from the tax payer and play thamasha.

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