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The proposed electricity cost-reflective formula would create transparency and public pressure, which could lead to more efficient management within the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) and potentially reduce the electricity costs by 5 percent, a leading energy sector expert said.
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Melstacorp, one of Sri Lanka’s largest conglomerates and renowned corporate citizens, completed their latest CSR initiative at the rural hospital of Thammannawa in Mihinthale, recently. Thammannawa hospital provides medical assistance to thousands of people from surrounding areas and was in dire need of basic facilities.
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President’s Counsel Sanjeeva Jayawardena this week forewarned the country’s Supreme Court of the creation of “other agents” outside the Inland Revenue Department’s (IRD) purview as tax officers by the new Inland Revenue Bill, which is set to repeal the existing Inland Revenue Act of 2006.
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Emirates’ iconic A380 aircraft will make a one-off landing at Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA), Katunayake, on Monday, August 14, as the global airline joins the local authorities in the celebration of the airport’s resurfaced runway.
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Gas World (Pvt.) Ltd, an associate company of Industrial Gases (Pvt.) Ltd (IGL) which marked its 25th anniversary of operations in Sri Lanka, made its presence known with its latest technology standards set by the company.
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Sri Lanka’s renowned and frontline private hospital, Pannipitiya Private Hospital has added more modern treatment and medical text services among its already available prolific portfolio of services. The specialty of Pannipitiya Private Hospital is that all these new medical treatment and tests could be obtained for a very reasonable fee in comparison to other private hospitals in the island.
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In a bid to provide prolific healthcare solutions for ear, nose and throat (ENT) related ailments, Nawaloka Hospitals PLC in a media release announced that it has taken further steps to revamp its ENT Unit, adding a range of services and high-tech medical equipment for seamless patient treatments.
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Sri Lanka’s Mentor-on-Road Country Mentor Shaveen Fernando ended the first leg of the journey to educate, equip and engage Sri Lanka’s micro, small and medium scale business holders, young entrepreneurs, start-ups, women and women empowerment institutions across 16 cities from 17 to 26 May 2017.
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The PIM Alumni Association of the Postgraduate Institute of management (PIM), affiliated to the University of Sri Jayewardenepura recently launched a newly designed and far reaching educational programme for the practicing managers of the Sri Lankan public and corporate sector Institutions.
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It is not very difficult to explain our nation’s mentality. We are a country misled by wrong definitions and misperceptions. Our definition for patriotism, friendship, love, religion, education, sports and many other perspectives of life has been off track since the beginning.
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Last week, a TV channel and a newspaper highlighted that a project that had been submitted for approval to the Board of Investment (BOI) had been approved without proper assessments being done. This type of negative publicity can result in the credibility of the BOI and its integrity being questioned.
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Since independence, Sri Lankans have frequently and hopefully changed political parties, from blue to green, from green to blue, occasionally a blurred purple, while the reds have continued to threaten on and off the field!
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The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) has recorded a noteworthy turnaround in the first half of 2017, having started the year on the back of a slow-moving 2016. The Benchmark All Share Price Index (ASPI) has made consistent gains to record an 8.23 percent gain year-to-date, and as of 17th July stands at 6,741.07.