People Coming to Kandy Should reflect on respecting the environment and visit the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic. Let the Change Begin with You.

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated that the opposition is frightened by the possibility of losing its relevance, and if one wishes to surpass the National People’s Power (NPP), they must demonstrate their commitment to ending corruption and fraud.

The Prime Minister made these remarks while addressing public gatherings held today (24th) in Teldeniya, Ududumbara, Hasalaka, Kundasale and Madawala in the Kandy District.

While addressing the gatherings, Prime Minister Dr.Harini Amarasuriya further stated:

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If Any Injustice Occurs in School Admissions, Inform the Ministry, no one gets special favoritism from the Government.

The prime minister stated that the era when politicians, public officials, and principals exploited their influence to gain unfair advantages in enrolling children into schools has come to an end and that if any injustice occurs in school admissions, to inform the Ministry of education.

The Prime Minister made these remarks this afternoon (23rd) while addressing a public gathering held in Dodangoda area.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated:

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Law Will Be Enforced Against All Who Illegally acquired assets. - Deputy Minister Chathuranga Abeysinghe

The Prime Minister stated that the President has challenged all ministers to transparently and efficiently spend the funds allocated to each ministry through the national budget for the benefit of the people, and that the local governments and municipal councils have historically been the nursery grounds of corrupt politics.

The Prime Minister made these remarks while addressing a public gathering held at the Raffles Hotel in Kotte on April 22.

The Prime Minister further stated:

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Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated that the taxes paid by the people should have value and that the public has a right to know how those funds are being used.

The prime minister made these views while attending a public gathering held on April 21 at the auditorium near the Mayurapathi Sri Bhadra Kali Amman Kovil in the Havelock area of Colombo.

The Prime Minister also took part in a special blessing ceremony at the Mayurapathi Sri Bhadra Kali Amman Kovil during the visit.

The Prime Minister further stated:

Colombo is a city full of diversity. Within a small land area, people of various ethnicities, religions, and social classes live together. It is a city where you find b MORE >>

For the government, it is a decisive moment to ensure the allocation of public funds to reach rural communities without corruption.

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated that while the opposition views the upcoming election as just another attempt to gain power, for the government, it is an opportunity to ensure that the allocations of public funds to reach rural communities without corruption.

The Prime Minister made these remarks today afternoon (April 21) while addressing a public gathering held in the Maligawatte division of the Colombo Central electorate.

Speaking at the public gathering, Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya further noted:

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We aspire to build a nation where all citizens coexist in peace and resilience for the future generation.

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated that the government is ready to listen to the people and aspire to ensure a peaceful and united nation for future generations.

The Prime Minister made these remarks while addressing public gatherings on April 20 at the Manik Farm Community Development Centre in Settikulam and the Ukkulankulam Ground in the Vanni electoral district.

The current Parliament has the highest number of female representation in Parliament in history. Previously, women constituted less than 5% of Parliament out of the total number of 225 cabinet representation. However, MORE >>

Thirteen years of continuous education recognized as a right of every child

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya announced that a new initiative aimed at eliminating the existing disparities among schools across the country will be launched in 2026 as a key objective of the forthcoming education reform. The Prime Miniter made these remarks while addressing a public gathering of the NPP movement, held at the Irattaperiyakulam Town Hall in Vanni District on April 20.

The Prime Minister further emphasized that every child will be guaranteed the right to thirteen years of uninterrupted education, ensuring that no child is left behind with the introduction to a education system that shifts from the current exam-cen MORE >>

The notion of “nationalism serves as the final refuge for the politically abandoned” is being visibly confirmed.

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated that individuals entangled in corrupt politics are currently in a state of visible unease, and that the notion that nationalism has become the final refuge of those politically abandoned is being strongly confirmed in recent times.

The Prime Minister made these remarks while addressing a public meeting of the NPP movement on April 20 at the Nedunkeni Cultural Hall in the Vanni District.

Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister stated:

"In the past, the political landscape of our country was fragmented into Northern, So MORE >>

As Christians in Sri Lanka and around the world celebrate the resurrection of Christ, we are reminded of the enduring power of hope, renewal, and compassion. Easter is a time to reflect on our shared humanity and the values that unite us faith, love, and resilience in the face of adversity. I extend my heartfelt wishes to all Sri Lankans celebrating this sacred occasion. May this Easter bring peace, strength, and spiritual renewal to you and your families.

As we mark this day of joy and reflection, we also solemnly remember the horrific events of Easter Sunday, April 21, 2019. Today, six years later, the pain remains, and so does our responsibility. We stand in solidarity with the families of the victims, with the Christian c MORE >>

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya emphasized the importance of directing the special attention towards development initiatives and improving the livelihoods of individuals residing in areas affected by the war.

Prime Minister made these remarks yesterday (19th) while addressing a public gathering organized by the National People’s Power (NPP) in Palai and Poonakary in the Kilinochchi District.

In her address, Prime Minister Dr. Amarasuriya stated:

"Kilinochchi is a district where communities endured immense hardship throughout the period of War. A significant number of individuals in this area have been left disabled as a consequence of the war. I have come to understand that many parents o MORE >>

Let us come together to build a country where future generations will not have to experience the pain and violence of war."

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated that only a small amount of the funds allocations has actually reached for the development of the rural sector, and that due to the diversion of these funds into the pockets of certain individuals, proper development has not taken place.

The Prime Minister made these remarks while attending public gatherings held on April 19 near the Nattankondal Public Market Complex belongs to the Manthei East Pradeshiya Sabha in the Mullaitivu District, and at the public library premises belonging to the Thunukkai Pradeshiya Sabha in the Mallavi area.
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Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated that this government and the cabinet of ministers are well capable of discharging duties without being a burden to the country and that of it can be confidently stated that the corruption, fraud, and destruction have been completely halted.

The Prime Minister made these remarks while participating in a public gathering held on April 16 at the Pullman Grand Hall in Kolonnawa.

During her speech, the Prime Minister further stated:

"First of all, I would like to wish you all a Happy New Year. Now it is the time for all of us to work together to rebuild the country. I wish you all the strength and courage for achieving this collective purpose.

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The oil anointing ceremony for the Sinhala and Tamil New Year was held on April 16 at the historic Rajamaha Viharaya in Kolonnawa, with the participation of Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya.

Following the chanting of the blessings of pirith, the oil anointing ritual was carried out at the auspicious time of 9:04 a.m., led by the Chief Incumbent of the temple, Venerable Kolonnawa Dhammika Thero.

Conveying the New Year wishes for the public at the event, the Prime Minister conveyed stated:

"The Sinhala and Tamil New Year is one of the most important festivities in our country. It is a celebration with our families, reflecting our traditions and customs while strengthening the ties.
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Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya took part in a blessing ceremony held on April 14 at the Sri Venkateshwara Maha Vishnu Moorthy Kovil in Nedimala, following an invitation extended by the leader of the candidate team for the Dehiwala-Mount Lavinia Municipal Council and former Additional Surveyor General, a member to the Colombo District Executive Committee of the NPP Mr. Perakum Shantha and other representatives.

During the ceremony, Hindu religious blessings were invoked for the New Year.

The occasion was attended by the members to the National People’s Power candidate team for the Dehiwala-Mount Lavinia Municipal Council, Lalith Sirinimal, Asela Fonseka, Akalanka Serasinghe, Damith Jayawardena, Jaya MORE >>

The National Ceremony to celebrate the Sinhala and Tamil New Year was held on April 14, at the residence of Attorney-at-Law Mr. Saman Leelarathna in Pahala Bomiriya, Kaduwela, with the participation of Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya.

Commencing the New Year’s observances at 6:44 a.m. of auspicious time, the Prime Minister ceremonially planted a mango sapling, signifying the prosperity and the commencement of work for the new year.

The event was featured by traditional Sinhala and Tamil New Year customs, popular folk games, songs, and dances, reflecting and honouring national new year traditions and the rich cultural heritage of Sri Lanka.

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Let us step into the New Year with renewed hope and a vision, as we continue to work together toward “a prosperous country and a beautiful life.”

I extend my heartfelt wishes to the Sinhala and Tamil people of Sri Lanka, who celebrate the New Year in unity and generosity.

This New Year dawns at a moment when a new change is essential in every aspect of our lives. This traditional festivity reminds us to bring about positive change that is deep rooted in our culture and values, and move forward together in unity.

In recent years, the economic crisis made even the thought of celebrating the New Year a painful experience for many. However, the courageous efforts of the people to break free from MORE >>

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated that, as mentioned in the manifesto of the National People’s Power, which follows the envision of ’a prosperous country and a beautiful life’, the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA) will be abolished in the future.

The Prime Minister made these remarks on April 12th, while participating in a public gathering near the Silawathura bus stop in the Musali electoral division of Mannar District.

The Prime Minister stated that a committee has already been appointed by the Cabinet regarding the removal of the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA), and accordingly, steps will be taken to abolish the Act in the future.

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Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated that the government is currently working to initiate new projects across every area of Sri Lanka and to bring the necessary investments to rural areas in order to improve the participation of the communities in strengthening the national economy.

The Prime Minister made these remarks while addressing a public gathering held today (12th) in Nanattan, Mannar.

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya further stated:

“Our country has reached a decisive point. The government of National People’s Power (NPP) stands at understanding the expectations of the people. The general public came together despite the ethnic and religious barriers to exercise thei MORE >>