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Postponing polls would further jeopardise democracy - Bakeer Markar - Vimarsana News

Postponing polls would further jeopardise democracy - Bakeer Markar

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

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One flight away from Australia: Top 5 holiday spots - Vimarsana News

One flight away from Australia: Top 5 holiday spots

From tropical islands to modern metropolises, these are the hottest travel destinations right now from Australia.

Technology remains uncertain in Sri Lanka | Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka Latest Breaking News and Headlines - Vimarsana News

Technology remains uncertain in Sri Lanka | Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka Latest Breaking News and Headlines

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Key Battles ahead of CR-Kandy Blockbuster - Breaking News - Vimarsana News

Key Battles ahead of CR-Kandy Blockbuster - Breaking News

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SRI LANKA Colombo: VAT suffocates education, record increases for stationery and books - Vimarsana News

SRI LANKA Colombo: VAT suffocates education, record increases for stationery and books

The 18% increase brings families to their knees, costs have become 'unsustainable and unaffordable'. Stationery imports also down, historic bookshops lay off staff. Book lists are halved, parents looking for discounts and forced to cut back on school supplies. The price of paper has risen by 300%.