Former Chief Minister of North-Central Province S. M. Ranjith says that current government postpones elections because they are scared. He mentioned this attending a function
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Postponing elections not good for democracy – Narampanawe Ananda Thero
Continuous postponement of elections is not a good thing for the democracy of a country says Ven. Narampanawe Ananda Thero. It is imperative that the
UNP can win any election – John Amaratunga
United National Party is well prepared for the coming elections, says Minister of Tourism Development and Christian Religious Affairs John Amaratunga. He points out that
Election Commission to meet party representatives today to discuss PC elections
The Chairman of Elections Commission Mahinda Deshapriya has summoned secretaries of all political parties for a meeting today (26) to discuss future elections including the
Stay order against holding cricket board elections lifted
The Court of Appeal today lifted a stay order against holding the elections for the Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) board. The stay order has been
SLFP appoints new office bearers
The Central Committee of Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) at its meeting on Sunday appointed a new set of office bearers to lead the fractured
PC polls under old electoral system?
A discussion is now underway in political circles to look at the possibility of holding the provincial council elections under the old electoral system –
Govt. gets going on good governance
In what could have far reaching changes in the law and order sphere, the Government yesterday redoubled its efforts to fast-track anti-corruption measures, appointing three
Sri Lanka election monitor calls on government to hold Provincial Council Elections in April
Sri Lanka election monitor Campaign for Free and Fair Elections (CaFFE) calls on the government to hold the Provincial Council Elections in April this year.
The March of Folly Oration for Dr P R Anthonis Teach us to care and not to care Teach us to sit still.
By Rajiva Wijesinha T S Eliot’s exhortation in ‘Ash Wednesday’ seems particularly appropriate when we consider the life of Dr Anthonis whom we celebrate