Business Today Sri Lanka Magazine - November 2000

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From time to time, the print and electronic, the Sri Lankan media has enunciated the political accomplishments of Madam Sirimavo Ratwatte Dias Bandaranaike, the world's first woman Premier, elder stateswoman, Chairperson of the Non-Aligned Movement. Much has been articulated about the socioeconomic revolution she caused during her first two tenures as Prime Minister.
I was moved by the standard of living of the Hambantota people, and I made a decision that my higher education would be best put to use in a district like Hambantota, which is considered one of the poorest districts in our country, says Sajith Premadasa.
We are committed to taking part in the development of this country and helping it move into the affluence standards of the developed world, and we would like to live up to that commitment.
Rana Viru Seva Authority is set to make a lot of changes not only in the lives of the Rana Viru families but also in the manner of implementation of state-run programs.
People wanted to experience something uniquely Sri Lankan, and that's what we offered at Culture Club, says Chandra Wickramasinghe, Chairman of Connaissance de Ceylan.