
Update:
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03:28 PM
Rs 100 million allocation to National Science Foundation for CKD research
03:27
PM
Rs
200 million to upgrade nurses training schools
03:26
PM
Rs
750 million allocation in 2017 to tackle chronic kidney disease
03:24
PM
Vocational
training centre to encourage courses in lapidary, gemology, etc
Rs 300 million to be allocated for scholarships to students engaged in state run vocational training centres
Rs 300 million to be allocated for scholarships to students engaged in state run vocational training centres
03:22
PM
Student loan scheme of Rs 800,000 per student for higher education in the private sector
03:21
PM
Private
sector higher education institutions with quality education would be encouraged
with the necessary laws in place.
5 year multiple entry visas for international students to be provided with the aim of creating an education hub and also provide education tourism
5 year multiple entry visas for international students to be provided with the aim of creating an education hub and also provide education tourism
03:17
PM
University seminars to be extended to 8 pm daily
03:15
PM
10
storey building at Ruhunu Medical faculty to double intake to 300 students
Scholarships for deserving studentds to Harvard/MIT universites in the US and NUS-Singapore
Scholarships for deserving studentds to Harvard/MIT universites in the US and NUS-Singapore
03:13
PM
Rs.200,000
insurance cover for all school children
03:12
PM
Savings
accounts to be opened for school children as CSR projects by banks
University admissions to be increased to 50,000 (from a current 20,000) annually
University admissions to be increased to 50,000 (from a current 20,000) annually
03:10
PM
Differently
abled children to be given improved facilities
Agrahara insurance scheme to be extended to teachers
Agrahara insurance scheme to be extended to teachers
03:09
PM
Rs. 250 million to upgrade plantation schools
Tabs and laptops to be provided at a cost of Rs 5,000 million for high school students
03:07
PM
New
subjects: Fashion designing, hospitality and logistics to be included in the
school curriculum
03:06
PM
Rs
2,100 million for school labs and other facilities
03:05
PM
Additional
financial resources of Rs 18,740 million for education
Smart classrooms to be created at a cost of Rs 600 million
Smart classrooms to be created at a cost of Rs 600 million
03:03
PM
Rs.
21,000 million allocated for infrastructure development for classroom
development
03:02
PM
Education
- 13 year education period inclusive of high school education is mandatory
03:00
PM
Lahugala,
Panama to get drinking water projects thro' foreign aid at Rs 20 million
02:58
PM
50
agro-metereological centres to be set up
02:57
PM
Growing
of pepper and other related crops to be encourage on coconut and rubber lands
02:56
PM
Horticulture
- 2000 nurseries to given grants
02:55
PM
Whole
chicken - current Rs 420 per kg price to continue
02:53
PM
Galle, Hambantota and Jaffna fisheries sectors to be improved
02:52
PM
Local
milk production to be increased through state investment of Rs 200 million
15,000 cows to be imported
15,000 cows to be imported
02:50
PM
100
% capital allowance on sugar investments
Automated commodity exchange for tea, rubber and coconut
Automated commodity exchange for tea, rubber and coconut
"Lanka University News" Live Web Blogging session for the 2015 Budget Speech.
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ජාතික
අයවැය
- 2015. ශ්රී ලංකාව නොනැවතී පෙරටම.
National Budget 2015 Sri Lanka Unstoppable
தேசிய வரவுசெலவுத் திட்டம் - 2015. தொடர்ந்து முன்னேறும் இலங்கை

Sri Lanka 2015 Budget Proposals Summery |
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Key highlights of Budget
2015
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1.40 pm -President opens his speech
with a preamble of the developments of the past few years including the war
and the post-war developments.
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1.45 pm – The rural economic
developments followed by the g0vernment are based on ancient, traditional and
post-independence leaders who were also concerned about this. We are building
a new economy based on these ideals.
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1.50 pm -Infrastructure development
was neglected during the war but there
been rapid infrastructure development when the war ended in May 2009
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1.53 pm – Former LTTE cadres are being
reintegrated, trained and absorbed to the armed forces and the police.
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2 pm – While receiving foreign aid,
Sri Lanka has also been transformed to a country that provides aid to
countries in crisis and in disaster situations
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2 pm – Our Government will increase
the per capita income of each individual by four times in coming years.
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2 pm – Foreign reserves are at $10
billion while foreign debt has been reduced to 30 per cent compared to last
year
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2.01 pm- The Government reduced
electricity prices by 25 per cent recently due to the resurgence of alternate
energy sources.
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2.03 pm - 750,000 low cost houses
provided to those who were displaced from their dwellings for development
purposes.
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2.10 pm – Because of the ec0nomic
transformation and rapid development, mobile technology has taken off and
everyone is using a mobile phone now
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2. 15 pm – Rural poverty reduced
to 7.6 per cent from 15.8 per cent
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2.20 pm – 678 small rural irrigation
schemes constructed at a cost of Rs 3 billion
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2.21 pm – Construction activity has
increased by 17 per cent
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2. 22 pm – Sri Lanka is expected to
raise US$ 2 billion in foreign investment this year
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2.23 pm – Apparel export earnings to
reach $5 billion
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2.24 pm – Export earnings expected to
reach over $11 billion
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2.25 pm – Life expectancy per person
would reach 80 years by 2020
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2. 27 pm – The student intake to Sri
Lankan state universities will increase substantially to 100,000 per year by
2020 (from around 20-25,000 per year now)
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2. 30 pm – Export earnings to reach
$20 billion by 2020
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2. 32 pm – Per capita income to reach
$7,500 by 2020
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2.33 pm – Foreign loans: These are
taken for a specific purpose ‘ Not for eating (apita kanda ganne nahe)’
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2. 37 pm – SriLankan Airlines and
Mihin Air together fly to 90 destinations using a fleet of 25 aircraft * 2.
40 pm – Special integrated tax on motor vehicles which will raise Rs 5
billion
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2.40 pm – Cigarette and liquor taxes
to raise Rs. 14,400 million
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2.45 pm – $100 entrance fee at casinos
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2.45 pm – 47 of 54 state enterprises turned
into profitable units
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2.47 pm – Property of tax evaders
would be acquired
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2.47 pm - Tax Department to g0 online
from tomorrow for tax payments
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2.50 pm – Water rates – First 25 units
will be reduced by 10 per cent
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2.50 pm – Rs. 750 million allocated
for areas affected by water borne diseases
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2.50 pm – 500 small buses to be
imported to strengthen transport services
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*2.51
pm – New airports in Kandy and Nuwara Eliya
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2.57 pm – New state plantation company
to be set up
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2.57 pm – Rs 5,000 million allocation
for new state of the art factories at Hingurana and Pelwatte Sugar Cos.
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2.57 pm – Rs 1000 and 10 per cent
dividend to be paid to EPF members who have over 10 years service
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2. 58 pm – Rs 750 million allocation
to improve facilities for judges
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*2.58 pm – New courts to be
established to expedite cases and reduce delays
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* 3 pm - Rural road development allocated Rs 20
billion
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* 3 pm - Airport refurbishment allocated Rs 17
billion
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3 pm – Customs wil be computerized
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3 pm – Postal Dept improvement – Rs
1.5 billion allocated
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3 .02 pm – Postal workers who now use
bicycles will be given motor cycles at concessionary rates
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3. 03 pm – Seed paddy will be provided
free to farmers
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3.05 pm – Railway workers anomalies to
be resolved with Rs 2 billion allocation
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3.05 pm – Special tax on vehicle
imports
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3.07 pm – Guaranteed price for rubber
at Rs 300 per kilo
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3.07 pm – One stop trade facilitation
centre at the Customs
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3. 15 pm – Garments sector
workers pension scheme proposed
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3.15 pm – Guaranteed price scheme for
small-time fishermen
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3.16 pm - Rs 1.05 billion used to improve fisheries
sector
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*3. 18 pm – Local milk powder prices
reduced by Rs 100 per kilo and yoghurt reduced by Rs 3 from Rs 30 per cup
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*3.20 pm – Chicken and egg exports to be encouraged
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*3. 22 pm – Kidney patients will
receive Rs 3,000 per month
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3.24 pm – Rs 700 million allocated for
women suffering from cancer
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3.25 pm – Rs 500 million allocated for
mobile health units
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3.27 pm – Ayurvedic physicians to
receive Rs 5,000 per month
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3.27 pm – Pre school teachers to get
Rs 2,500 per month and loan of Rs 10,000
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3.29 pm – 50,000 Teaching assistants
to be appointed at Rs 9,500 per month
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3.30 pm – Mahapola scholarships
increased to Rs 4,000 per month from Rs 2,500
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3.35 pm – Government will encourage
and support new innovations and creations
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3.40
pm- Loans to be given to journalists to improve their skills. Earlier
they got vehicle loans
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3. 34 pm – Lionel Wendt and Lumbini
theatres to receive Rs 300 million for renovations
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3,45 pm – Under Divi Neguma, 25,000
new villages will be established
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3.45 pm – Divi Neguma support for
families to be increased to Rs 4,000 from Rs 1,000
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*3.45 pm – Pension scheme to be
established for migrant workers
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*3.47 pm – Aerospace Engineering
faculty to be established at the Moratuwa University
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*3. 47 pm – Sri Lankans with dual
citizenship can work in Sri Lanka at reduced tax rates for five years
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3.50 pm – Small entrepreneurs
like barbers, tailors, sewing
mistresses, etc to get tax exemption upto Rs 50,000 per month and Rs 50,000
loan at 6 per cent interest
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*3.52 pm – Supermarket complex at a
cost of Rs. 1.2 billion to be established at 9-acre Chalmers Granary in
Colombo
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3.54 pm – The elderly to receive
increase in monthly payment to Rs 2000 from Rs 1000. Special day care centres
with all facilities including TVs to be set up for elders.
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4 pm – Rs 100 million financial
assistance scheme for those who produce tele dramas reflecting family values
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4.01 pm – Motorcycle loans at
concessionary rates for suburban teachers * 4.05 pm – Pension and insurance
scheme for 3-wheeler drivers
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4. 07 pm – 6 per cent interest on
loans for import of new buses and tax exemption when selling their old buses.
Reduced taxes for import of passenger transport vehicles/vans
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*4. 10 pm – Import tax on electric
vehicles reduced by 25 per cent
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*4.12 pm – Rs 50,000 motor cycle
allowance for police sergeants and constables
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4.13 pm – Police officers to get same
incentive for third child similar to facility given to the army
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*4.15 pm – 12 per cent interest for
bank deposits by elderly persons
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4.15 pm – Request to supermarkets and
retail shops to reduce price of commodities by 10 per cent as VAT and other
taxes have been reduced
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*4.20 pm – All allowances to be
incorporated in public sector wages and minimun salary to be increased to Rs
15,000
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*4.20 pm – Cost of Living allowance to
be increased to Rs 10,000 from Rs 7,800 per month making montly minimun wage
of public sector worker at Rs 25,000
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*4.22 pm – Senior public officers with
20 years’ experience and SLAS officers to get additional Rs. 15,000
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*4.22 pm – All casual employees who
have served over 180 days to be made permanent
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4.23 pm – Rs 500 increase per month
for private sector employees Summing up:
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4.27 pm - Every Sri Lankan should be committed to
develop the future of the children of this country budget speech ends –
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Extract
from sundaytimes.lk
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ඉතිහාසයේ වැඩිම සහන
අය-වැයයි
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රජයේ සේවක අවම ආදායම
රුපියල් 30,000 දක්වා ඉහළට
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විශ්රාමිකයන්ට
රු. 2500 ක අන්තර් දීමනාවක්
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පොහොර
සහනාධාරය දිගටම
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ඇඟලුම්
සේවකයන්ට හා රට රැකියා නියුක්තිකයන්ට විශ්රාම වැටුපක්
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ග්රාමීය
ප්රවාහන සේවය වැඩිදියුණු කිරීමට කුඩා බස් රථ 500 ක් ලබා දෙයි
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ගුරු
සහයකයන් 50000 ක් බඳවා ගැනේ. උපාධි ලබා ගැනීමෙන් පසු ඔවුන් ගුරු
සේවයට
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දින 180 සම්පූර්ණ කළ අනියම් සේවකයන් ස්ථිර කෙරේ
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ගොවීන්ට
දියර කිරි ලීටරයකට රුපියල් 60ක්
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ළදරු
කිරි පිටි බදුවලින් නිදහස්: පෙර පාසල් ගුරුවරුන්ට රු. 2500 ක දීමනාවක්
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අග්රහාර
රක්ෂණය 5000 දක්වා වැඩි කෙරේ
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මහපොළ
ශිෂ්යාධාරය 5000ක්
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විදේශ
ශ්රමිකයන්ට වාහනයක් ගෙන්වීමට බලපත්රයක්
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දේශීය
පිටි කිරි කිලෝවක් රුපියල් 100 කින් ද, යෝගට් රුපියල් 3 කින් ද
අඩු කෙරේ
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ගොවි
විශ්රාම වැටුප අවුරුදු 63 දී
රුපියල් 6000ක්
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විශ්රාමිකයන්ට
රුපියල් 2500 ක අන්තර් දීමනාවක් හිමි වේ.
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මහපොළ
ශිෂ්යත්ව දීමනාව රුපියල් 4000 දක්වා
වැඩි කෙරේ.
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මුල් ජල
ඒකක 25ට සියයට 10ක් අඩු
කෙරේ.
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ලබා
දුන් විදුලි සහනය දිගටම
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ඇඟලුම්
සේවකයන්,
කුඩා වතු හිමියන්ට හා විදේශ රැකියා නියුක්ති අයට විශ්රාම
වැටුපක්
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පෙර
පාසල් ගුරුවරුන්ට රුපියල් 2500 ක
දීමානාවක් හා රුපියල් 10000ක සහන
ණය.
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ආයුර්වේද
වෛද්යවරුන්ට රුපියල් 5000ක විශේෂ
දීමනාවක්
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උපයන
විට ගෙවීමේ බද්ද සියයට 16 ක
උපරිමයකට සීමා කෙරේ.
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එකතු කළ
අගය මත බද්ද සියයට 11 දක්වා
අඩු කෙරේ.
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සේවක
අර්ථ සාධක අරමුදලේ සාමාජිකයන්ට රුපියල් 1000 ලාභාංශයක්
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කුඩා
වතු නැවත වගාවට දෙන සහනාධාරය වැඩි කෙරේ.
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ගොවි
විශ්රාම වැටුප අවුරුදු 63 දී
රුපියල් 6000ක්
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පහේ
ශිෂ්යයත්ව දීමනාව රුපියල් 500 සිට 1500 දක්වා වැඩි කෙරේ.
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ගුරු
විද්යාල නවීකරණය කෙරේ.
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ගුරු
සේවයට ව්යස්ථාවක්
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පිරිවෙන්
ආධාරය රුපියල් ලක්ෂ 5 සිට 10 දක්වා ශිෂ්යාධාරය වැඩි කෙරේ.
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අඩු
ආදායම්ලාභී පවුල්වල සිසුන්ට වසරක ශිෂ්යත්ව 50000ක් රුපියල් 3000 බැගින්
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තාක්ෂණ
විද්යාල වලට සිසුන් 50000ක්
රුපියල් 3000 බැගින් ශිෂ්යාධාර
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කලාකරුවන්ට
නිවාඩු නිකේතන
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දිවි
නැගුම ප්රතිලාභ වැඩි කෙරේ
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කුඩා ව්යාපාර
වලට බදු සහන
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දේශීය
ලී බඩු නිෂ්පාදනයට දිරි දීම්
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වැඩිහිටියන්
සඳහා දෙනු ලබන රුපියල් 1000 මාසික
දීමනාව 2000 දක්වා
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සියලුම
ආබාධිත පුද්ගලයන්ට මාසිකව රුපියල් 3000ක දීමනාවක්
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රණවිරු
මවුපිය දීමනාව රුපියල් 750 සිට 1000 දක්වා වැඩි කෙරේ.
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අවුරුදු
63 ට වැඩි ජූලි වර්ජකයන්ට රුපියල් 6000 ක දීමනාවක් මාසිකව
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දුම්රිය
සේවක වැටුප් විෂමතා ඉවත් කෙරේ.
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ලිපි
බෙදන්නන්ට යතුරු පැදි
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පොහොර
සහනාධාරය තවදුරටත්
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පොලිසියට
ත්රිවිධ හමුදා සාමාජිකයින්ට සහන
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වැඩිහිටියන්ගේ
තැන්පතු සඳහා සියයට 12ක පොළී
අනුපාතිකයක්.
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විශ්රාමිකයන්
ගේ වැටුප් විෂමතා ඉවත් කෙරේ. රුපියල් 2500 ක අන්තර් දීමනාවක්.
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පෞද්ගලික
අංශයේ සේවකයන්ට සහන අර්ථසාධක අරමුදල සමස්ත දායකත්වය සියයට 22 දක්වා වැඩි කෙරේ.
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තරුණයින්ට
රැකියා පුහුණුව : පුහුණු කාලයේදී රුපියල් 8000ක දීමනාවක්
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පාර්ලිමේන්තු
සේවකයන්ට විශේෂ දීමනාවක්
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ළදරු
කිරි පිටි මිල අඩු කෙරේ. රාජ්ය ව්යාපාර බැංකු හා මූල්ය ආයතන ශක්තිමක් කෙරේ.
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පළාත්
හා ග්රාමීය මාර්ග, වාරිමාර්ග , දුම්රිය
සේවය, තැපැල් සේවය සංවර්ධනයට මුදල් වෙන් කෙරේ.
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Minimum
monthly salary of the State Sector employee increased to Rs. 15,000.
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President:
Electricity tariff reduction for hotels and shops from this November.
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Funds
allocated to improve facilities at Sugathadasa and Kettarama Stadiums.
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A special
monthly allowance for the Widows of July Strikers
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Elderly
monthly allowance increased to Rs. 2000
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Special
recreation centers and facilities to be established for elders.
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A monthly
transport allowance of Rs. 750 for differently abled students
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Aerospace
Engineering Unit will be established at the Moratuwa University
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Divi
Neguma Samurdhi allowance will be increased
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Main Sri
Lankan towns to be developed under a special Urban Development Programme
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Import
tax removed on infant milk food
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A special
duty scheme on motor vehicles for foreign employed individuals.
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Pavement
vendors and very small scale self employed individuals to be exempted from
any Local Authority fees
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Mahapola
incrased to RS 4000
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Medical
checks for every citizen
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Preschool
teachers to get Rs. 2500 monthly allowance.
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Students
who get through the Grade 5 exam will receive Rs. 1500 monthly allowance
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Kidney
patients to receive a Rs. 3000/= monthly grant.
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A pension
scheme will be introduced for the Apparel Industry
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Freshwater
fish industry to be developed.
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Pension
scheme for Garment workers
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Funds
allocated to modernise the Tea (TRI) and Rubber Research Institute (RRI)
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Rs. 1500
million allocation to improve the postal sector
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Rs. 2000
million will be allocated to rectify salary anomalies in the Railways sector
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Motor Bikes
to postmen
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State
sector Plantation Company to be established
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International
Arbitration Centre to be established in Sri Lanka
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Fund
allocation to establish new sugar factories and related infrastructure
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A New merged
bank from next year
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State
sector Plantation Company to be established
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2.49pm Water
bill to reduce by 10%. Reduction on domestic water supply charge by 10% for
the first 25 units.
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2.45pm Value
Added Tax reduced to 11%
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2.36pm
Loans are not for consumption
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Our aim
is to achieve 90% ICT literacy by #2020
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We are
aiming for a US$ 5 billion local ICT industry by #2020
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We hope
to improve the industrial export sector to become a major foreign income
earner by #2020
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We
increased the public service cadre to nearly 1,400,000
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There is
an increase in skilled professionals seeking foreign employment.
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2.32pm
Per Capita Income 7500 USS$
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2.26pm
100,000 university students to be admit in 2020
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There is
a significant reduction of poverty levels in the country during the past ten
years
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We have
provided nearly 100,000 motorcycles to Government Field Officers serving in
the rural areas
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There is
a significant reduction of poverty levels in the country during the past ten
years
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We have
provided nearly 100,000 motorcycles to Government Field Officers serving in
the rural areas
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We have
provided more than 100,000 houses in the North that were destroyed by LTTE
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2.10 We
took ICT to the village
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We are
building new facilities to provide accommodation to 25,000 university
students
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2.07 9
out of 10 top students passed in Grade 5 Scholarship from rural villages
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2.04
University Township Program is successful
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2.pm
Matara- Beliatta highway to complete before 2015
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1.56pm We
are turning our country from a humanitarian relief receiver to humanitarian
relief provider
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We
appreciate the international community's contribution for the development of
our country
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I, once
again, call upon the TNA to join hands with the government to develop this
country.
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The past
ten years has seen meaningful development in this country
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The
infrastructure facilities that were limited to urban population is being
enjoyed by the rural population now
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It is our
duty to build a modern economy for our future generation
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1.34pm President is ready to
present the budget
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1.26pm - Member of Parliament
entering in to the Parliament premises now
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1.00pm - 30 minutes more
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Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa in his capacity as the Minister of Finance and Planning will present the 2015 Budget (Aya Weya අය-වැය) to parliament today (October 24) at 1.30 pm for its first reading.
The President and the Secretary to the Ministry of Finance Dr. P.B.
Jayasundara reviewed the budget proposals at the Temple Trees yesterday. The
2015 budget proposals have been formulated targeting the next five-year period
from 2015 to 2017. This year theme is Unstoppable Sri Lanka 2020.
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This is the 10th straight budget presented by him after assuming duties
as President in 2005. It is widely expected that the budget would introduce
economic policies to further alleviate poverty, increase economic growth and
accelerate the existing development programmes.
The government has estimated 1.812 trillion rupees (approximately US$ 14
billion) as expenditure for its services for the financial year of 2015.
The Appropriation Bill 2015 targets a budget deficit of 4.4 percent of
gross domestic product (GDP) for the next year while expecting a growth rate of
8.2 percent.
The debate on the Second Reading stage of the budget will commence on
October 25 and continue till November 01. The vote on Second Reading stage
would be taken at 5.00 p.m. on November 01.
The committee stage debate on budget 2015 is scheduled to commence on
November 03 and will continue daily except for Sundays till November 24. The
final vote of the budget 2015 is scheduled to be taken at 5.00 p.m. on November
24.
The government says it focused on a Medium Term Budgetary Framework 2015
- 2017 mainly to ensure development by creating more livelihood and employment
opportunities, food security, energy security and environmental safety with
particular emphasis on low income and poor families.
According to the government, next year budget, which is focused on
accelerating the development, will provide a wide array of concessions
including reduction of fuel and gas prices and electricity tariff.
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