Suneth Abayarathna

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Suneth Abayarathna

Suneth Abayarathna

@suneth09

Katılım Nisan 2014
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Suneth Abayarathna
Suneth Abayarathna@suneth09·
@NewsWireLK Government has no backbone to act on this misinformation issue. This is not the first time Hiru and Derena has done this.
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NewsWire 🇱🇰@NewsWireLK·
The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) has urged the Ministry of Mass Media to take immediate action against Hiru Media Network and Asia Broadcasting Corporation (Pvt) Ltd, accusing the broadcaster of gravely misusing media freedom and spreading false information that harmed the institution and the country. In a letter addressed to the Ministry Secretary, CPC Chairman said repeated irresponsible reporting by Hiru Media Network has damaged the CPC’s reputation, undermined public trust, and posed risks to the national economy and energy security. The complaint centred on a news broadcast aired on April 16, which alleged Sri Lanka paid USD 286 per barrel for crude oil. CPC described the report as entirely false, noting that the channel distorted international reports, misrepresented import details, and falsely suggested CPC was responsible for such a transaction. Despite CPC issuing an official clarification, Hiru Media Network continued to broadcast the claim, citing HSBC in a distorted manner, the statement said. The Chairman warned that such misinformation could trigger public unrest, erode confidence in a nationally significant institution, damage international credibility, and negatively affect Sri Lanka’s relations with foreign suppliers and lenders. He requested the Ministry to launch an immediate investigation, review compliance with media standards, order a retraction and correction of the false report, and implement regulatory measures to prevent recurrence. The CPC Chairman stressed that while freedom of expression is constitutionally protected, deliberate dissemination of false information that undermines the national economy cannot be tolerated.
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Suneth Abayarathna
Suneth Abayarathna@suneth09·
@NewsWireLK ඉල්ලීම් කර කර ඉන්න දෙයක නෑ. තහනම් කරලා දාන්න තියෙන්නේ. අයි යාකෝ හැමදාම මොකක් හරි පිස්සුවක් කෙලිනවා. ආණ්ඩුව ඉල්ලීම් කරනවා...
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NewsWire 🇱🇰@NewsWireLK·
“Immunoglobulin isn’t Keheliya Rambukwella, and Keheliya isn’t immunoglobulin” Minister Nalinda Jayatissa clarifies on recent media reports which alleged that substandard medicines were in use in Sri Lankan hospitals, urging reporters to practice responsible journalism.
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NewsWire 🇱🇰@NewsWireLK·
The Government Medical Officers’ Association (GMOA) says nearly 20 doctors are representing the ruling party in Parliament, slamming them for not speaking up regarding the issues affecting the health services.
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Chan Wee@ChanWee88·
@numberslka Means the already frustrated professionals will be determined to leave - creating a huge void by the time so called salary raise come to effect!! 🐃🤬🦉👹
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Numbers.lk@numberslka·
🇱🇰 Budget 2025: A Well-Planned Roadmap, But Can Revenue Keep Up? 1. Spending Priorities Hit the Mark ⭕️ The government has allocated funds strategically, focusing on trade, modernization, digitalization, and research – critical drivers for a post-crisis economy. ⭕️ Social sectors like child welfare, autism support, and prison reforms also received attention, addressing often-overlooked gaps. No glaring missteps; the budget ticks almost all policy boxes. ✅ 2. Salary Hikes: A Slow Burn to Boost Confidence ⭕️ Public sector salary increases are phased over multiple years, a smart move to manage fiscal pressure. This creates optimism about future earnings without straining the Treasury’s immediate cash flow. Note: At first glance, state sector salaries appear to have had the greatest increase ever, but the devil is in the details. For some professionals, the reduction in OT & ED rates could mean their take-home pay next April might actually be less than what they earn in March. (Just for optics—this cannot be intentional, but somebody at the treasury screwed up pretty badly.) 3. No Populist Pitfalls ⭕️ The budget steers clear of the JVP-style rhetoric (think unsustainable subsidies or aggressive nationalization). Instead, it leans into pragmatic reforms, signaling a shift toward fiscal discipline and pro-growth policies. 4. Revenue Side: High Hopes, Big Hurdles ⭕️ While spending is well-calibrated, revenue targets look ambitious. The push for digitalization and cashless transactions could improve tax compliance over time, but tangible gains may lag. ⭕️ The revenue plan leans on inefficient refunds (10% WHT, SVAT cancellation) to retain state liquidity. This exploits systemic inefficiencies in refund processes – a quick cash fix but not stimulative for businesses or the economy. 5. Key Agencies Under the Microscope Key revenue generating agencies (IRD, Customs) face stretch targets meeting these goals will demand exceptional performance – think faster digitization, reduced leakage, and stricter enforcement. A tough ask without systemic reforms. 6. The Bottom Line ⭕️ For a country rebuilding from crisis, this budget is as good as it gets. It checks all the boxes: growth sectors funded, social gaps addressed, and fiscal discipline mostly intact. If the government walks the talk, Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 could be on the cusp of a new chapter. #SriLanka #Budget2024
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Suneth Abayarathna
Suneth Abayarathna@suneth09·
@yunesh_k යකෝ මෙක කරන එවුන්ට තේරෙන්නේ නැද්ද ඒ ළමයා අපහසුතාවයට ලක් වෙලා ඉන්නේ කියලා. මේ වගේ ඒවා TV එකේ දාන එවුන්ට ගහන්න ඕනි....😬
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Yunesh Production
Yunesh Production@yunesh_k·
දැන් එයි අඬාගෙන 😕
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Mahinda Rajapaksa
Mahinda Rajapaksa@PresRajapaksa·
For years, you have stood by me like a shadow, protecting my life and the lives of my family members. Your sacrifices, loyalty, and service have meant more than words can ever express. I extend my heartfelt gratitude and deepest respect to all of you.
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Suneth Abayarathna
Suneth Abayarathna@suneth09·
@NewsWireLK ඉතින් මූට යන්න පුළුවන් නේ කෑම test කරන්න 😁
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NewsWire 🇱🇰@NewsWireLK·
"Even food testers were withdrawn" SLPP alleges conspiracy after 116 security personnel were withdrawn from former President Mahinda Rajapaksa's detail.
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NewsWire 🇱🇰@NewsWireLK·
116 security personnel attached to the security detail of the former President Mahinda Rajapaksa have been removed, following a government review of security arrangements of former presidents.
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Suneth Abayarathna
Suneth Abayarathna@suneth09·
@Namal0001 @NewsWireLK Now we have a free market.. rice issue hasn't resolved. Government need to have portion of market or Good regulations to resolve this issue.
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Nicky@Namal0001·
@NewsWireLK Very wrong way to approach the 🍚 crisis. Free maker economics will resolve the issue.
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NewsWire 🇱🇰@NewsWireLK·
“Officers from the Consumer Affairs Authority must be stationed at every rice mill. We will monitor this over the next 7–10 days. If it is not implemented, we will take the next step,” President AKD announced while declaring a maximum price for rice.
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Suneth Abayarathna
Suneth Abayarathna@suneth09·
@chamithwije He is saying they will negotiate with IMF after winning the election. He is not saying "no IMF". Also he is saying people of the country is more important than IMF. Why are you trying to say something else. @chamithwije
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NewsWire 🇱🇰@NewsWireLK·
Video circulating in Facebook, Sri Lanka Police brutally assaulting protesters #SriLankaCrisis
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NewsWire 🇱🇰@NewsWireLK·
Massive JVP protest march heading towards Colombo 📷 Dehiwala
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