Category: Srilanka Developments and Releated News
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Bank of Ceylon Branch to be open in Bangalore in India
Bank of Ceylon is planning to open their second overseas branch in India this year. This will be in Bangalore. The Bank also opened a branch in Seychelles last year. In addition to the local presence, the bank maintains an off-shore banking units in Male, London and Chennai. Senior banker and BOC General Manager, D…
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Indian Government will build 4000 houses for plantation workers
The construction of 4,000 housing units for needy families in the Plantation Sector, sponsored by the Indian Government, is slated to begin in March, Estate Infrastructure Development Minister P. Digambaram said. The minister said the construction of the houses for estate workers in the Central Province and Badulla district will be flagged off next month…
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No more beggars in Sri Lanka trains
The Railway Department of Sri lanka stated to media that they will launch a special program to remove beggars in trains. The program will be launched under the directions of Railway Department General Manager Wijaya Amaratunga, as passengers travelling by trains are inconvenienced due to beggars. The numbers of beggars in trains are increasing daily…
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Malaysia Keen on Bidding for Northern Highway of Sri Lanka on Build Operate & Transfer Basis
Dato’ Seri S. Samy Vellu who is the Senior-Ministerial ranked Malaysia’s Special Envoy of Infrastructure for India and South Asia attached to the Prime Minister’s Office have stated that Malaysia is willing to bidding for the Northern Highway on a Build Operate & Transfer (BOT) basis. We want to do a good job if we…
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USD 5 billion from IMF to pay off Chinese loans
The Sri Lankan government will approach global lenders including the World Hank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to borrow from them to the tune of US $ five billion to restructure expensive loans, obtained from China, by the previous regime for infrastructure development projects in the country. According to Reuters, the Central Bank Governor…