POEM OF THE DAY-"IF I CAN STOP ONE HEART FROM BREAKING "BY EMILY DICKINSON

If I can stop one heart from breaking,
I shall not live in vain;
If I can ease one life the aching,
Or cool one pain,
Or help one fainting robin
Unto his nest again,
I shall not live in vain.

Mount Lavinia District Court Has Issued An Enjoining Order To Restraining Holding GMOA Election

The Mount Lavinia District Court has today(26) issued an enjoining order to restraining holding the election of  Union that  representing majority of doctors in the island Government Medical Officers Association (GMOA) which is due to be held tomorrow(27).

The Court has issued the enjoining order after considering  facts on certain irregularities related to election which included in a petition filed by a group of doctors at the court by challenging the holding of GMOA Election.The group of doctors that filed the petition has stated that there's a certain irregularities occurred related to
the election involved by the present office bearers of GMOA..

General Election To Elect New Parliament Is Due To Be Held On 17th Of August

The General Election to appoint a new Parliament is scheduled to be held on 17th of August according to the Government Sources.President has dissolved the Parliament with effect from midnight today(26).

According to the Gazette Notification printed by the Government Printer regarding the General Election the Parliamentary Election will be held on 17th of August and the newly elected Parliament is schedule to convene on 01st of September.

The nominations for the general election are due to accept between 06th to 15th of July.

Earlier the Government has announced that President Sirisene will dissolve the parliament after the passing of 20th amendment on new electoral reforms.

President To Dissolve The Parliament With Effect From Midnight Today(26)

 President Maithripala Sirisene is scheduled to dissolve the Parliament with effect from  midnight tonight government sources have said.

The Government Printer has already received the Gazette Notification regarding dissolving the Parliament from Midnight today(26) the sources have added.

The Governing United National Party(UNP) has continuously requested  the President to dissolve the Parliament during last few weeks by stating that it's the only way to stop the opposition's effort to undermining the government activities

POEM OF THE DAY-"THE SHINE " FROM ANITAPOEMS.COM

Life is something we all share,
Just like oxygen, in the air.
The way we live it, is up to us,
With a negative or with a plus.

Life is something, we should cherish,
We never know, when we'll perish.
Live each and every single day,
Smell the flowers, stop and play.

Life is something, we've been blessed,
Choice is yours, choose your quest.
Follow your passions, and you'll be fine,
With the right attitude, you will shine.

Parliament Will Not Be Dissolved Until The Passing Of 20th Amendment- Cabinet Spokesman

Inside Of Sri Lankan Parliament 

The Parliament will not be dissolved until the passing of 20th Amendment on new electoral reforms the Minister of Health And Indigenous Medicine and the Cabinet Spokesman Dr.Rajitha Senaratne has said today(25).

Addressing the media to brief on the Cabinet decisions today Dr.Senaratne has ruled out the possibility of dissolving the Parliament this week as predicted by local media by stating   that passing the 20th Amendment like 19th Amen
dment is  main aim of  government at the moment.

Colombo High Court Had Sentenced An Army Soldier To Death After He Was Found Guilty for Killing 15 Civilians

The Colombo High Court has today(25) sentenced to death a Sri Lankan Army Soldier who was found guilty for the  killing of 15 civilians at  Mirusuvil Village in  Jaffna 15 years ago.The killings occurred when 8 of the displaced refugees in Mirusuvil Village returning the village to inspect their property.


When the refugees have arrived the village five Army Soldiers including the one who  was sentenced to death, Staff Sargent Sunil Ratnayake have arrested 15 villagers and murdered them according to the sources.

The Attorney General had filed charges against five Army Soldiers for the killings however the evidence available against four of the accused army soldiers was  not sufficient enough to link them to the murders. the sources have added.