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මහින්දට ආව ඉන්දිය බලපැම් පාලනය කර සිපා නවŞ
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ඔය මොනවා කිව්වත් උඹ ආයිත් එලකිරියෙ මෝඩ කතාවක් දැම්මොත් මම ඇවිත් පීචං කරනවා.
දැන් කවුද බං පිචං වෙලා තියෙන්නේ? රනිල්ට පුක දිපු තොපි නේ...වේසි ගේ පුතා......
ඔය මොනවා කිව්වත් උඹ ආයිත් එලකිරියෙ මෝඩ කතාවක් දැම්මොත් මම ඇවිත් පීචං කරනවා.
sirawata athal paththakin thiyapan.. ubalata rata gana hangeemak nadda? ubala karapu kalakanni moda thaktheeru amana wade penne nadda? ubala inna rata neda? ona pukak wechchawe kiyala athal ekeda inne chandeth dunne ehema ne?
මේ තියෙන්නේ මහින්ද ගේ කාලේ උද්ගෝෂණ ගිය හැටි
http://www.lankabusinessonline.com/...age-high-profile-protest-against-freer-trade/
http://www.lankabusinessonline.com/...age-high-profile-protest-against-freer-trade/
saradiel1 කියන්නෙ මේ ඉන්නෙ මහින්ද අයි ටී කොම්පැනි වලට යවපු ලියුම නිසා කරපු උද්ගෝසන කියල. ඔය පින්තූරෙ ඉන්නෙ IT මැනේජර්ල කීපදෙනෙක්ම.
Lium ewapu kathawa nan 100% boruwak wenna ona. Oya wage wedak kalath lium gagaha inne na. Lium gagaha hitiyoth owagen copy ekak aniwaren Indiawata yanawa
උඹ ඕක මෙතන දැම්මෙ උඹ ඒක ඇත්ත කියල හිතපු නිසානෙ. නැතුව මහින්ද යවපු ලියුමෙ කොපියක් බොට එව්වෙ නෑනෙ.අඩුගානෙ පත්තරේක වත් එහෙම එකක් තිබුනද? ගොන්නු කියන්නෙ උබවගේ වැඩ කරන අයට. උඹ මගෙත් එක්ක තරහ උඹේ ගොන්කම පෙන්නපු නිසා. මෙතන ගොනාවගෙ දාන ඒව ප්රශ්න කරනව නම් කැමති නෑනෙ. අපිත් ගොන්නු වගේ පිලිගන්න ඕනෙ නේද?
Mahinda hora kaapu salli wala bill copy illuwa nam, china walin gaththu naya wala copy illuwa nam, gaththu lamborgini wal recipt illuwa nam, UNP, JVP kiyapu hamadeema gonnu wage pili ganne nathuwa hitiya nam ada me rata mita wada wenas thanaka.
මේක බොරුයි කියල කියන අයට කියවන්න සාක්ෂියක්
Lankan entrepreneurs protest against CEPA
Sri Lanka’s top entrepreneurs and professionals including 15 owners of local firms, lawyers, doctors and engineers got onto the streets on Tuesday protesting against the proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), alleging that it will further liberalize trade and services and provide an undue advantage for India.
It was a rare protest by corporate executives and, despite an assurance given by President Mahinda Rajapaksa that he would not enter any pact that was harmful to the island’s economic interests, the demonstrators are vowing to continue their campaign until official negotiations towards signing the CEPA are halted.
Another unusual sight was the President giving a quick audience – just as the protest ended – to the group of businessmen and around 800 to 1000 of their supporters at the heavily-guarded Temple Trees and listening to their grievances. In the past, protestors near Temple Trees have been ‘welcomed’ by baton-charging police, rubber bullets, water cannon and downright abuse. No-one has been able to get near Temple Trees. The Business Times reliably understands that sections of the government provided unofficial backing for the protest. The CEPA, an extension of the Indo-Lanka Free Trade Agreement (FTA) was finalised almost two years ago but has been delayed due to opposition from Sri Lankan business leaders who fear the island could be flooded by cheaper Indian services.
Multi Chemi Group Chairman Dr. Samantha Kumarasinghe, convenor of the protest, told the Business Times that their struggle is aimed at halting the implementation of CEPA. He said that at least 15 chairmen of companies, professionals and members of the Chamber of Young Lanka Entrepreneurs along with 800 others participated in the protest.
They handed over a petition to the President urging him to halt the negotiations. Dr Kumarasinghe revealed that most of the clauses in the CEPA are a secret and only bits and pieces have been divulged.
Dr. Kumarasinghe said that they organized the protest in Colombo within six hours in a short time, as a response to some remarks made by a senior Indian High Commission official at a Colombo seminar discussing the 10th anniversary of the Indo-Lanka trade accord (FTA) claiming that only a few Sri Lankan companies opposed the CEPA.
It was these comments that triggered the protest which saw more than a dozen Chairmen and Managing Directors including W.K.H. Wegapitiya of Laugfs, M.P. Wickramasinghe of Ceylon Biscuits, Asoka Siriwardane of Bitumix, Ruwan Edirisinghe of R&N Group, Dilith Jayaweera of Triad Advertising, Pubudu Wickrema of Wickrema Printers, Daya Dehigama of EPIC Lanka, Parakrama Perera of Sparklink Travels and Rohith de Silva of IDEC get on the streets. Dr Kumarasinghe said Ariyasheela Wickremanayake of Master Divers and DSI Managing Director Kulathunga Rajapaksa were among those who raise concerns about the CEPA at the seminar.
The Multi Chemi chairman said the agreement will destroy Sri Lanka’s control of trade and services and bring more benefits to Indian business and professionals. Sri Lankan exports to India makes up just 5% of that country’s imports, so what is the use of further liberalizing of trade and services by opening the doors for the giant neighbour to dictate terms to our country, he added.
Former President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunge endorsed the FTA in 1998 under Indian pressure without consulting anyone. The FTA has failed to bring any tangible results for the country, he said. Dr Kumarasinghe quoted the President as saying that he (Rajapaksa) is not like President Kumaratunga and that he will not enter into any pact or agreement that is has an adverse impact here.
Dr Kumarasinghe pointed out that while the FTA limits tariff concessions to goods, the CEPA covers services such as banking and allows greater cooperation between customs administrations. It will also pave the way for Indian professionals to serve in Sri Lanka. “Under this set up any professional even an Indian barber can come with his family to work in Sri Lanka,” he said.
Lankan entrepreneurs protest against CEPA
Sri Lanka’s top entrepreneurs and professionals including 15 owners of local firms, lawyers, doctors and engineers got onto the streets on Tuesday protesting against the proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), alleging that it will further liberalize trade and services and provide an undue advantage for India.
It was a rare protest by corporate executives and, despite an assurance given by President Mahinda Rajapaksa that he would not enter any pact that was harmful to the island’s economic interests, the demonstrators are vowing to continue their campaign until official negotiations towards signing the CEPA are halted.
Another unusual sight was the President giving a quick audience – just as the protest ended – to the group of businessmen and around 800 to 1000 of their supporters at the heavily-guarded Temple Trees and listening to their grievances. In the past, protestors near Temple Trees have been ‘welcomed’ by baton-charging police, rubber bullets, water cannon and downright abuse. No-one has been able to get near Temple Trees. The Business Times reliably understands that sections of the government provided unofficial backing for the protest. The CEPA, an extension of the Indo-Lanka Free Trade Agreement (FTA) was finalised almost two years ago but has been delayed due to opposition from Sri Lankan business leaders who fear the island could be flooded by cheaper Indian services.
Multi Chemi Group Chairman Dr. Samantha Kumarasinghe, convenor of the protest, told the Business Times that their struggle is aimed at halting the implementation of CEPA. He said that at least 15 chairmen of companies, professionals and members of the Chamber of Young Lanka Entrepreneurs along with 800 others participated in the protest.
They handed over a petition to the President urging him to halt the negotiations. Dr Kumarasinghe revealed that most of the clauses in the CEPA are a secret and only bits and pieces have been divulged.
Dr. Kumarasinghe said that they organized the protest in Colombo within six hours in a short time, as a response to some remarks made by a senior Indian High Commission official at a Colombo seminar discussing the 10th anniversary of the Indo-Lanka trade accord (FTA) claiming that only a few Sri Lankan companies opposed the CEPA.
It was these comments that triggered the protest which saw more than a dozen Chairmen and Managing Directors including W.K.H. Wegapitiya of Laugfs, M.P. Wickramasinghe of Ceylon Biscuits, Asoka Siriwardane of Bitumix, Ruwan Edirisinghe of R&N Group, Dilith Jayaweera of Triad Advertising, Pubudu Wickrema of Wickrema Printers, Daya Dehigama of EPIC Lanka, Parakrama Perera of Sparklink Travels and Rohith de Silva of IDEC get on the streets. Dr Kumarasinghe said Ariyasheela Wickremanayake of Master Divers and DSI Managing Director Kulathunga Rajapaksa were among those who raise concerns about the CEPA at the seminar.
The Multi Chemi chairman said the agreement will destroy Sri Lanka’s control of trade and services and bring more benefits to Indian business and professionals. Sri Lankan exports to India makes up just 5% of that country’s imports, so what is the use of further liberalizing of trade and services by opening the doors for the giant neighbour to dictate terms to our country, he added.
Former President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunge endorsed the FTA in 1998 under Indian pressure without consulting anyone. The FTA has failed to bring any tangible results for the country, he said. Dr Kumarasinghe quoted the President as saying that he (Rajapaksa) is not like President Kumaratunga and that he will not enter into any pact or agreement that is has an adverse impact here.
Dr Kumarasinghe pointed out that while the FTA limits tariff concessions to goods, the CEPA covers services such as banking and allows greater cooperation between customs administrations. It will also pave the way for Indian professionals to serve in Sri Lanka. “Under this set up any professional even an Indian barber can come with his family to work in Sri Lanka,” he said.
Mahinda hora kaapu salli wala bill copy illuwa nam, china walin gaththu naya wala copy illuwa nam, gaththu lamborgini wal recipt illuwa nam, UNP, JVP kiyapu hamadeema gonnu wage pili ganne nathuwa hitiya nam ada me rata mita wada wenas thanaka.
දැන් මේකේ ඉන්න පයිතෝ බැරිද ලංකාවේ ඔක්කොම ආණ්ඩුවේ වෙබ්සියිට් හැක් කරලා දල උද්ගෝෂණයක් කරන්න වෙන සද්ද බද්ද නොදා
ඔක්කොම කතා පෙට්ටි විතරයි, වැඩ නැහැ
ඔක්කොම කතා පෙට්ටි විතරයි, වැඩ නැහැ
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ඔය පොන්න හුකන්නත් එක්ක කතා කරලා වැඩක් නෑ මචන්.පබයෙකුයි පොන්නයෙකුයි රජ කරවලා රට විනාශ වෙනකන් බලන් ඉන්න අවජාතකයෝ.
