Indian Sh*t

[freak88]

me deka prathikshepa karnne kohamada kiyala kiyapan balamu ?

1. ashok layland

2. bajaj

lankawe hama thanama thiyenne ashok layland bus. meka reject karanawa kiyanne bus seeyak withara maga aralai japanese rosa bus ekakata naginna wenne.

bajaj ? lankawe hama thanama bajaj saha tvs three wheelers pataw gahala. dan api meka prathikshepa karala mokenda yanna one ? car taxi ekeda ?


mekai machan umbata thiyena duka apitath therenawa. api dan asarana wela inne. kawada hari dawasaka ape ratata honda kala dawasak udaa wenna one kiyala api praarthana karamu.

anika machan me vehicle 2 kama lankawe assemble karanne keenenek da job dila thiyenawada machooo wada karana une 40 up salary ganne david pieris motor company eke inna yaluwo

 

[freak88]

Ow Pepsi ekata aithi. Lankawe sell karana ewa Made in India.

ahenam machoo indian hadana awa lankawata enawa aththe

 

[monson]

Mahindra Maxximo
Mahindra Bolero
Mahindra Scorpio

 

[monson]

Bajaj Avenger 220 DTS-i
Bajaj Avenger Cruise 220 DTS-i
Bajaj Avenger Street 150 DTS-i
Bajaj Avenger Street 220 DTS-i
Bajaj CT 100 100cc
Bajaj Discover 100 DTSi
Bajaj Discover 125 DTSi
Bajaj Discover 150 F
Bajaj Discover 150 S
Bajaj Platina 100 ES
Bajaj Pulsar 135 DTSi
Bajaj Pulsar 150 AS
Bajaj Pulsar 150 DTSi
Bajaj Pulsar 180 DTSi
Bajaj Pulsar 200 AS
Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS
Bajaj Pulsar 200 RS
Bajaj Pulsar 220 DTS-Fi
Bajaj Pulsar 220 DTSi

 

[monson]

Tata Ace (Dimo batta)
Tata Ace Zip(Dimo batti)
Tata Super Ace (Dimo lokka)
Tata Xenon
Tata Indigo
Tata Nano
Tata E-Xeta

 

[monson]

Yamaha FZ

 

[pga]

godak tiyenawa neda machan?
api ehenan ETCA assan karala daamu.

 

[monson]

TVS Apache
TVS Scooters (Jupiter, Wego, Scooty Zest 110, Scooty Streak, Scooty Pep+)

 

[monson]

Hyundai Eon
Hyundai i10

 

[monson]

godak tiyenawa neda machan?
api ehenan ETCA assan karala daamu.

Mewa use nokara virodaya palakarapalla

 

[pga]

Mewa use nokara virodaya palakarapalla

use karanne na. indiywae hadapu bus eke yanawa witaray.
e kiyala ETCA assan karanna denna bane ban.

 

[monson]

Hero Pleasure
Hero CBZ, Hunk, Karizma, Passion, Splendor

 

[monson]

use karanne na. indiywae hadapu bus eke yanawa witaray.
e kiyala ETCA assan karanna denna bane ban.

Owwow denna epa danatama Ranil bayawela


‘Professional’ agitation pushes Govt. into discussing ETCA
By S. Rubatheesan


Government is to enter into a wide consultative process with professionals, Business community and trade unions before finalising the proposed Economic Technical Cooperation Agreement (ETCA) with India, aimed at exchanging trade services including labour, between the two countries.

For this purpose Government has agreed to set up a joint working committee comprising representatives of 45 professional bodies including doctors, engineers, architects, IT professionals and nominees of Business Chambers.

The move came a day after an estimated 8,000 professionals including medical personnel took to the streets, threatening to initiate trade union action if Government failed to consult them.

Representatives of professional bodies on Friday were summoned for a meeting with the Minister of Development Strategies and International Trade, Malik Samarawickrama.

M.r Samarawickrama, one of the chief negotiators of the proposed agreement, told the Sunday Times that the joint committee will be formed by March, and the views of all concerned parties will be taken into account before finalising the agreement.

“We have now decided to invite all the concerned parties to discuss their concerns and proposals. While we negotiate with India over this agreement, we will also keep the local Business Chambers and professional bodies informed of developments, but so far nothing has been finalised,” he said.

Another meeting with the representatives has been fixed for next week to finalise the committee.

Professional organisations have been mobilising opinion over widespread concerns on the impact of the proposed agreement. Among the main concerns have been in the areas of IT, marine services and ship-building industries, which would be initially opened to Indian professionals, followed by other areas.

Engineer Gamini Nanda Gunawardena, who represented the United Professionals Movement (UPM) at the meeting with Mr Samarawickrema, said, “The meeting with the minister was a good step to set the common ground for healthy discussions where we can bring our professional expertise for the country’s benefit.”

Government Medical Officers’ Association (GMOA) President, Dr Anuruddha Padeniya told the Sunday Times that, at their meeting with the minister they had raised the issue of lack of proper regulatory measures and maintenance of standards for professionals and their activities, especially in a situation facing issues of a foreign trade agreement with another country.

The Computer Society of Sri Lanka, the apex body representing the IT professionals, has called for proper ‘controls’ and ‘safeguards’ in view of the proposed agreement, where loss of employment is one of the main concerns.

However, State Minister of National Policies and Economic Affairs, Niroshan Perera told the Sunday Times that, “Government is looking for ways to attract new investments from abroad, where we can share their expert knowledge and create more job opportunities for the locals.”

“I have put forward a proposal to be included in the agreement where a foreign company is bound to employ a certain percentage of locals if it is recruiting foreigners.

These types of special arrangements are being implemented in other countries where special clauses are in place for trade services and human resources including labour,” he said.

He said the Government intends to finalise the agreement by midyear.

Sri Lanka is India’s largest trade partner among South Asian Associaition for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) countries with bilateral trade amounting to US$ 3.23 billion.

 

[monson]

it means you are not traveling in buses, not using an Indian vehicle/bike not using uniliver products like shampoo, toothpaste, shoe polish etc etc. not pumping fuel from LIOC sheds,

My vehicle - made in thailand
shampoo, toothpaste, washing powder, soap, shoe polish - Made by Unilever sri lanka in sl or local brands (Unilever is a british company)
fuel - Always ceypetco

 

[keerthi.mac]

mulin udurala daanna ona prashnekata gahe athu kapaagena indala hari yanne naha machan. gahak pala karaama gaha wawenawa. asalwasi ratey baanda prathikshepa karana eka gahe athu kapanawa wage wadak. ihalin inna aya lankawe gaha pala karala iwarai. api kochchara kaa mora dunnath dan wadak wenne naha.

ඇත්ත. එත් මචන් ගිවිසුමක් ගැහුවට පස්සේ ඉතින් ආණ්ඩු මාරු උනත් ගිවිසුම් අවලංගු වෙන්නේ නැහැනේ. ඒ වගේ තමා. මොනවා කරන්නද? යුද්ධයක් ඇති උනොත් මිසක් මම හිතන්නේ නම් ඔය ගිවිසුම් අවලංගු වෙන්නේ නැහැ. විසදුම වෙන්නේ ගුණාත්මයෙන් ඉහල භාණ්ඩ සාධාරණ මිලකට ගන්න පුළුවන් විකල්පයක් හදන එකයි. නැත්තම් ඉතින් කරන්න දෙයක් නැහැ. එක ඉතින් කොඉ කාලේ වෙයිද කියන්න දන්නේ නැහැනේ. ඒ වගේම හෙන ගෙඩියක් තමා දැන් දෙන්න ලැස්ති වෙන්නෙත්. ඔය කෙහෙම්මල් ඉන්දියාව ලග නොතිබ්බ නම් රට හොද තැනක අද.

 

[xcorat]

bump..
100% agree...
rep 10++

 

[neyohk]

issara indan indian allergic. film ekak wath balanne naa. maath patta anti-indian

eeth indian hama magulama reject koranna amaruineda? lankawe market eke hambanekata indian jarawane thiyenne?

btw IOC ekenuth indiawata neda salli yanne?

Math ehemai.matanam okunwa penna baha.habayi samahara indiyan un innawa harima friendly.

 

[Sithira Weerasinghe]

ලේලන්ඩ් companya england walin lankwata dunna parithyagayak 1960 wage kaledi. sirima srsthri givisuma anuwa lankwata dipu ලේලන්ඩ් company eka indiaywata dunna patta wesi sirimawo kimbe mathiniya, ita passe indiyan karayo eken vahana hadanna gaththa mulinma ambassador car, tata, maruti, mahindra, bajaj, kohomada ape deshapaluwange mole, parana langama bus okkoma lankwe hadapu lankaa ලේලන්ඩ්

eda idalaa me rata kawa huththige puththu deshapaluwo

Indeed. That sirimawo bitch even obstructed Upali wijewardane who was trying to assemble Fiat and Mazda cars in sri lanka in 1970s. so upali gave up and if it wasn't SL would be able to make vehicles just like Indian Mahendra company.

 

[keshannilanga]

Noted

 

[monson]

Made in india and sold in SL.