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Dinesh Gunawardena, a senior member of the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP), has been chosen Prime Minister of Sri Lanka.He took his oath as Prime Minister today at the Prime Minister’s Office on Flower Road in Colombo.He has served in the Sri Lankan Parliament as a Member of Parliament, Cabinet Minister, and Leader of the House.Gunawardena has led the left-wing Mahajana Eksath Peramuna (MEP) party since 1983.

The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka says that it condemns the brutal and disgraceful attack by the security forces on the peaceful public protestors in Galleface (Gaalumuwadora) this morning (22).They point out that the action taken by the executive is a complete violation of the fundamental rights of the public.The Human Rights Commission informs the government to identify the criminals and take appropriate action, and to ensure that no such action by the army or any action taken by the government in violation of the fundamental rights of the people will ever be taken again.In order to ensure that…

The President’s Media Division says that the swearing-in of the new cabinet will be held tomorrow (22) morning at the Prime Minister’s Office.Accordingly, the swearing-in of the Cabinet is scheduled to begin at 09.00 tomorrow morning.

Droupadi Murmu, the NDA’s pick, received more than half of the total vote value after only three rounds of counting, becoming her India’s first tribal President. Yashwant Sinha of the opposition has declared defeat.

Randhir Withana announced a short while ago that he would be leading a new band, BOOMBOX!.Brown Boogie Nation, Sri Lanka’s first hip hop music group, was where Randhir started his professional music career. He later worked with the Sri Lankan hip-hop group BnS, appearing on their debut hip-hop remix single “Siri Sangabodhi.”Now a new and a fresh start to one of Sri Lanka’s best talent through BOOMBOX and we wish a Best of Luck and a Blast in his new venture.

The No Deal Gama which was installed in front of the Temple Trees has been removed from that place.A mass protest called “Maina Go Gama” was started at that place, forcing Mahinda Rajapaksa, who was the Prime Minister at the time, to step down.Later, after Mahinda Rajapaksa stepped down as Prime Minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe took over as Prime Minister and started a public protest naming this place as “No Deal Gama”.

Railway Department says that the railway ticket fee revision will be effective from midnight tomorrow (22).Accordingly, Railway General Manager Dhammika Jayasundara mentioned that the gazette notification regarding the fare revision has been published by now.According to the new fee revision, the minimum fee which was 10 rupees has been raised to 20 rupees.

How to get protect against frequent colds? Here are some valuable health habits to protect against the common cold.It has become a common disease in the society that many people know just by hearing the name cold. There are people who get colds every now and then and people who get them all the time. Both the main and side effects of catching a cold vary from person to person. Even their response to that is different.Causes of frequent colds1). Environmental factors in which the person lives2). The food he/she eats3). dust4). Because of the bed sheets, pillows, mattresses, etc.…

It is reported that Mr. Dhammika Perera has decided to withdraw from the National List Member of the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP).Mr. Dhammika Perera was recently appointed to the position of National List Member of the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna, which was vacant after the resignation of Mr. Basil Rajapaksa.After that he was also sworn in as the Investment Promotion Minister.After President Gotabaya Rajapaksa left the country, Mr. Dhammika Perera resigned from that ministerial position.

Today, the rupee fluctuated against many foreign currencies, according to the Central Bank of Sri Lanka.The purchasing rate for the Dollar is Rs. 358.31, while the selling rate is Rs. 368.91.The Australian Dollar is worth Rs. 256.28, while the Canadian Dollar is worth Rs. 288.38.The Euro is at Rs. 377.97 and the Sterling Pound is worth Rs. 443.59.