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Littering needs a fix at the Ratargul swamp forest - Vimarsana News

Littering needs a fix at the Ratargul swamp forest

Immediately after I crossed over into Bangladesh at Tamabil, I wanted to visit the Ratargul swamp forest, 24 kilometres across the border as the crow flies, a freshwater swamp forest located on the Gowain river, 26 km by road from Sylhet

Sri Lanka: Defend striking non-academic university employees! Fight for a decent wage increase! - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka: Defend striking non-academic university employees! Fight for a decent wage increase!

The UNATUA leadership is the main obstacle to a political struggle by non-academic staff to defeat government repression, win a decent wage increase and oppose the cuts to public education.

Source: wsws.org
Planters's Ass. strongly opposes Govt's proposed wage hike for plantation sector workers - Vimarsana News

Planters's Ass. strongly opposes Govt's proposed wage hike for plantation sector workers

The plantation industry raised its strongest possible objections to the Government's arbitrary, reckless, unilateral decision to drastically hike minimum wages for tea and rubber sector workers by an unprecedented 70%. All producer stakeholders issued a unified warning against the devastating imp

Veteran banker Dharshanie Perera appointed to Pan Asia Bank Board - Vimarsana News

Veteran banker Dharshanie Perera appointed to Pan Asia Bank Board

Latest news, analysis and opinions from the Daily FT, Sri Lanka's only national business newspaper. ..

Source: ft.lk
Sri Lanka's Tea Producers Warn 70% Wage Hike Will Hit Industry - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka's Tea Producers Warn 70% Wage Hike Will Hit Industry

Sri Lanka's tea producers condemned a government order to increase wages by 70%, saying it would make their tea globally uncompetitive.