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@Hazelkeech0918 Happy birthday

Never married, no friends… but today, I baked my own 30th birthday cake. 🍰❤️ If you see this, could you please wish me a happy birthday? It would mean a lot. 🥹🎉"

@KaruOnline Certainly, and make. sure that Executive Presidency can not be revoked even with 2/3. majority and referendum .

PM Harini Amarasuriya’s announcement in Parliament reaffirming the pledge to abolish the Executive Presidency by adopting a new Consitution is welcome. This long-standing national need has been endorsed repeatedly at the ballot. Clear timelines, transparency, and inclusion of everyone will be key to building public trust and support for a new constitution.

@ElonMuskZAB 56 is the answer

@Wisdom_HQ 225 I’ll is answer

@PasinduSenanay7 Lapse of law and order.

The person murdered in Weligama was an organized criminal. The SJB must take responsibility for having elevated him as a politician and public representative. Agree 100%.

@AJEnglish Make peace not war .Be patience .almighty Allah watching everything. We are praying for safety of Gaza people..

Israeli forces have killed at least nine Palestinians trying to return to their homes in northern Gaza City and southern Khan Younis, in the first major violation since the US-brokered ceasefire began. 🔴 Follow our LIVE coverage: aje.io/ttcve3

@TheMorningLK Good

No electricity tariff hike for Oct.-Dec. | The Daily Morning Details 👇 themorning.lk/articles/clvAy… #Trending #SriLanka #lka #srilankadaily #srilankan #SriLankaNews #SriLankaNewsToday

@alisabrypc Yes.

Some weaponize race. Some, religion. Some, language and culture. Some, class and social status. There is no difference in any of these irrational divisions , each different foam of politics of hate each path leads us to the same destination: chaos. Let’s rise above these walls, and build a nation bound by humanity, not hostility. 🇱🇰

@MASumanthiran Reality is the government Is not interested any more in elections. They are waiting. for a conducive environment to hold election as they know this not the right time for them. How ever the opposition should demand a new new constitution to clear the mess

In order to facilitate the conduct of elections…M.A. Sumanthiran brought a bill in the form of a private member motion… …the government should cooperate in passing Chanakiyan’s motion in the House…But the government has no such inclination. southasianaffairs.com/why-is-the-sri…

@AJEnglish The whole world is yearning for peace in Gaza. At last some good news have come. Praise for Almighty Allah.

Hamas chief negotiator Khalil al-Hayya says his group has received assurances from mediators that Israel’s war on Gaza has “ended permanently.” He also vowed to keep working toward a Palestinian state “with Jerusalem as its capital”.

@NewsWireLK Still we are not sure that the county’s economy is in the safe side. How ever we don’t need international guide lines to shape it. We have enough economists to handle it.

“Some said queues will return, no food, no alms for monks, no perahera — but I never said that. Some Opposition MPs said so thinking this govt was going socialist. I clarified that it’s not. What we have today is a weak puppet govt — no confidence, no allies, no respect. Sri Lanka has lost its national dignity.” – MP Dilith Jayaweera in Parliament today.

@NewsWireLK The question is are we really. Short of buses ? I think that we have sufficient buses for the time being. Discourage imports , encourage local manufacturing.

MP Prasad Siriwardena has questioned the new Metro Bus tender process, alleging it excludes Lanka Ashok Leyland to favour selected companies. “Why can’t we buy buses from Lanka Ashok Leyland? Is it just to give tenders to their own people?” he asked

@NewsCenterLk Too late , silence is better for the moment.

@Dailymirror_SL We have noticed that foreign ministry for decades depends on foreign experts to handle foreign affairs. Our own experts hardly consulted when there is a crisis.

Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) MP Namal Rajapaksa today accused the government of not taking a vote for the resolution adopted without a vote at the 60th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council. The MP told Parliament that the government objected the resolution orally but failed to take a vote. "If the government objects it orally, does it not have a backbone to take a vote? If a vote was taken, the majority of the countries in the world are willing to support Sri Lanka," he said. Rajapaksa said the government must stop its double standard and act with honesty. "Who is the government going to please. Is it the Tamil Diaspora?" he asked. For more news visit dailymirror.lk #srilanka #dmonline #dailymirrorlk #srilankanews

@alisabrypc There was. a time cricket was known as a gentleman’s game. Cricketers respected as sportsman and they were not involved in political games. Nowadays politics takes upper hand and cricket has lost its merits.

Cricket Should Bridge, Not Divide It is regrettable when political rivalries spill onto the cricket field. The true spirit of cricket and of all sport, lies in its power to transcend politics, foster friendships, and bring nations together. The playing field should remain apolitical. Governments and leaders have their own avenues to resolve differences; the role of cricket is different. It is to inspire, to entertain, and to remind us of our shared humanity beyond borders. India and Pakistan have produced some of the most iconic moments in cricketing history, admired and cherished by millions across the world. That legacy should not be overshadowed by politics. Instead, it should be safeguarded as a common treasure that unites people even when nations disagree. Let us keep cricket as it was meant to be, a bridge of respect and goodwill, not a casualty of rivalry.

@MASumanthiran People are Insisting. for a new constitution as the problems are remaining in the constitution.

#UNHRC adopts Resolution on ‘Promoting Accountability and Reconciliation in SL’ without a vote. We welcome the extension of international supervision for another two years, though disappointed with the lack of progress for over 16 years, notwithstanding several such resolutions since 2012

@ChKamran92804 @LegitTargets Most of the third world countries facing the same situation today.

@LegitTargets 🇻🇪 Venezuela’s sovereignty is non-negotiable. President Maduro’s exposure of foreign interventionism echoes a painful global pattern—where resource-rich nations are targeted under the guise of "democracy," while their people’s right to self-determination is trampled.

🚨🇻🇪🇺🇸 BREAKING: VENEZUELAN President Maduro EXPOSES U.S. WAR PLANS "The people of the United States are well aware that what is intended against Venezuela is an armed aggression to impose regime change, to install a puppet government, and to steal its oil, gas, gold, and all the natural resources of a country that is forging its own path with its own model."

@NewsWireLK Waste of public money, Rs 500 million could be used for a better project.

Cabinet approval has been granted to develop a ‘Government SuperApp’ that will enable citizens to access government services through a single digital application. The project will be implemented in two phases, with a total budget of Rs. 500 million, during the 2025–2026 period. D: newswire.lk/65fa

@NewsWireLK It is the propositional representation which helped division among the people. UNP had ample time to reverse the system but they didn’t do it. It is high time go for a new constitution.

Ravi Karunanayake has presented a Private Member’s Motion in Parliament to ban political parties from being named on the basis of ethnicity or religion. D: newswire.lk/r8ea

@gayaradesilva Thoughts differ person to person. Learning a language Is not compulsory but a necessity. Every individual. has a right to decide what he needs. It depends on a person’s attitude and. enthusiasm.

Having studied at an international school in Colombo, I can confirm the weakness in how Sinhala and Tamil are taught. By Form 1 (Grade 6), we were still learning to write short essays, while in English we had already advanced to literature. The gap is staggering. Without reinforcement at home, progress in our native languages is minimal. And that’s the core issue: Sinhala and Tamil are our mother tongues, yet we don’t treat them with the seriousness they deserve. Preserving them is part of sustaining our culture - and true patriotism. We love to shout about patriotism, but rarely live it. Contrast this with Norway, where language is at the heart of identity. Even migrants are expected to learn Norwegian for better integration, and the state provides 500 free hours of tuition to ensure it. That’s what valuing a language - and a culture - looks like.