‘One country one law’ calls for public opinion to one law In Sri Lanka
‘ The Presidential Task Force on One Law, one country appointed to implement the concept of one country, one law, has decided to consult the public. Comments and suggestions from organizations, groups and individuals can be sent to ocol.consultations@gmail.com. Also Secretary of the Post Office, Presidential Task Force on One Country, One Law, PO Box. 504, Colombo. The Presidential Task Force on One Country, One Law said in a statement that the ideas and proposals could be submitted before November 30, 2021.
The Landing of planes at Chennai Airport has been suspended
Steps have been taken to temporarily suspend the landing of aircraft at Chennai Airport in India. According to Indian media reports, the decision was taken due to heavy rains and inclement weather. Accordingly, the landing of the aircraft has been temporarily suspended until 6 pm today. However, foreign media have further reported that flights departing from Chennai airport are permitted.
South African white president dies
Former South African President FW de Clark has died. He was 85 years old at the time. He is also the last white president to rule the country. Nelson Mandela, the pioneer in ending apartheid in South Africa, was released in 1990 during his reign. In 2020, it was confirmed that President de Clark had cancer. He served as Head of Government of South Africa from 1989 to 1994.
A pair of antique diamond jewellery belongs to Queen Marie Antoinette famous for the quote “Let them eat cake if they don’t have bread” sold for an unexpected price
A pair of diamond jewelry belonging to the French royal family has been sold at a public auction. That’s a piece of jewellery $ 8.18 million. A pair of diamond jewelry that has belonged to the European royal family for nearly 200 years has been auctioned off by the world-renowned Christie’s Auction Company. jewellery auction included a pair of diamond jewelry belonging to Queen Marie Antoinette of France. Christie’s expects the diamond pair to sell for between $ 2 million and $ 4 million. However, it received a bid of US $ 8.18 million. It is reported that 112 diamonds were inlaid on the pair of dresses which were encrusted in a blue velvet box. Queen Marie Antoinette, who was killed in the guillotine in 1793, had sent these garments to her daughter before she was assassinated. She became a symbol of the excesses of the monarchy and is often credited with the famous quote “Let them eat cake” although there is no evidence she actually said it.
Chinese presidents name is going to make a new history
It was reported that the Chinese Communist Party had passed a historic resolution. It is said that the place of the current Chinese President Xi Jinping will become an indelible name in the political history of that country. The document briefly describes the party’s 100-year history. It also reflected the party’s remarkable achievements and its vision for the future. Such a resolution had been passed only twice before the founding of the Chinese Communist Party. That was in 1945 by Mao Zedong and in 1981 by Den Xiaoping. According to foreign reports, the resolution, which elevates the Chinese president to a special position, was passed at a party political meeting. It also likened the current president to Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping. The Chinese Communist Party was founded in 1921.
Minister Namal tells ICC to keep an eye on LPL & match-fixing
Sports Minister Namal Rajapaksa said that he had officially informed the International Cricket Council (ICC) Anti-Corruption Unit to monitor the LPL tournament so that it could not be misused. This was stated by the Minister of Sports about inquiry with the rumour circulating that there may be some impossibility in the selection of players for the tournament and the possibility of match-fixing behind it. The Minister of Sports has emphasized that steps have been taken to provide the necessary transparency and supervision so that the tournament cannot be misused. Also, Mahela Jayawardene has been entrusted with the task of restructuring the cricket team in this tournament. Accordingly, the Minister of Sports further stated that instructions have been given on the composition to be maintained in the training section. The Minister has stated that it is possible to appoint a foreign coach as the head coach of the team at the discretion of the team ownership and that all other assistant coaches should be deployed from Sri Lanka. The Minister of Sports has further stated to the Aruna newspaper that while the LPL tournament is an opportunity for the young players in the country, his aim is to make it a brand that attracts foreign exchange and promotes tourism in the country.
Australia to the final
The Australian team wins the second semi-final of the Twenty20 World Cup Cricket Tournament. Australia won the toss and elected to bat first. Batting first, Pakistan scored 176 runs for the loss of 4 wickets at the end of the allotted 20 overs. In reply Australia won the toss and elected to bat, scoring 177 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in 19 overs. Accordingly, the Australian team is scheduled to play in the final against New Zealand
Two powerful LTTE members was among those arrested as he was preparing to flee away to Canada in a trawler in search of work.
A group of LTTE cadres were arrested while staying in the Chilaw estuary while preparing to leave for Canada in a trawler in search of employment. One of the LTTE cadres is said to be a strongman of an organization that sends Tamils abroad for employment and has been uncovered by state intelligence officers. Officers of the North Western Naval Command of the Sri Lanka Navy arrested 16 men, 4 women and a child along with a van while they were waiting near the Chilaw estuary on the morning of the 9th and handed them over to the Chilaw Police for further investigations. The suspects were residents of Wattala, Kilinochchi, Jaffna and a trawler operator from Nainamadama, Wennappuwa. Later, state intelligence officers conducted an extensive investigation into the incident and it was revealed that two of the arrested persons were LTTE cadres. It has been revealed that one of them is a resident of Wattala and that he had previously lived in Rattota, Matale. The LTTE has identified him as Kanna, who was also involved in the Habarana Digampathana massacre and was involved in a number of massacres carried out by the LTTE on several occasions. It has been revealed that he went to Malaysia in 2008 and returned to the island in 2014 and later he was a leader of a racket that illegally sends Sri Lankan Tamils abroad. The detainees were taken in two small boats from Udappuwa to the sea and loaded on a trawler, which then set sail for Indian waters. The trooper carrying the convoy returned to the island It is said that it has been revealed that the group had been brought ashore in two small boats halfway across the sea. The trawler used to transport the arrested persons has also been taken into custody and it has been registered with the Fisheries Department in the name of a minor girl residing in the Nainamadama area in Wennappuwa and its operator (skipper) has been identified as a relative of that girl. The Navy State Intelligence Unit and the Chilaw Police are conducting further investigations into the incident.
Bail for the convener of the Inter University Students Federation
Convener of the Inter University Students Federation Wasantha Mudalige and five others have been released on bail. Homagama High Court Judge Nimal Ranaweera today (11) ordered that they be released on two sureties of Rs. 500,000 each after being produced before the Kaduwela Magistrate’s Court. They were arrested by the police and remanded for 102 days for damaging public property during a protest near the Polduwa Bridge against the Kotelawala Defense College Act.
Software engineer arrested for threatening to rape Virat Kohli’s daughter
Police have arrested a man who threatened to rape the daughter of Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli. The man was arrested by Mumbai police yesterday, Indian media reported. The threat was made on social media by a spectator who was angry with the continuous defeats of the Indian team led by Virat Kohli in the Twenty20 Cricket World Cup this year. Mumbai Police have arrested a man who was working as a software engineer in Hyderabad. With the threat being made on social media, there was a lot of talk around the world about the incident. He had posted the relevant note on his Twitter account as a Pakistani national. The suspect was arrested by the Indian Police following a preliminary investigation.