Massive development in Hambantota generates jobs for youths
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Parliamentarian Namal Rajapaksa has said that the massive development taking place in Hambantota was generating more jobs for young men and women.
Mr. Rajapaksa said that they are exploring the possibility of creating a climate to help the talented young men and women to take to self-employment or a small industry to suit their skills and training. The Vocational Training Ministry is now in the process of crafting the necessary plans to help these youth. Namal Rajapaksa emphasized that this was their target in the Hambantota District.
He was speaking at the launch of new courses at the Hambantota District Youth Centre. Deputy Ministers Mahinda Amaraweera and Rohana Dissanayake and Director General of the National Youth Services Council Lalith Piyum Perera were present on the occasion.
Navy star player Namal Rajapaksa receives his medal from the chief guest His Excellency Mahinda Rajapaksa
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Namal Rajapaksa wants children to gain awareness on culture and environment
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Parliamentarian Namal Rajapaksa is of the view that children should be provided education as well as awareness on the Sri Lankan culture and the environment.
The Parliamentarian said children should not only be provided school education but awareness on society. They should also be made aware of the environment and their country in addition to their culture. He pointed out that these children should also be provided with knowledge on the future. It is only then that the victories achieved can be safeguarded and make Sri Lanka a developed country within a unitary status.
The Parliamentarian was speaking at the presentation of scholarships to Ranviru families. The event was organized by the Seva Vanitha Unit of the Sri Lanka Air Force. Air Force Commander Air Chief Marshal Roshan Gunatilake was present.
Era towards the countrys development has dawned
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Era towards the countrys development has dawned Namal Rajapaksa
May 4, 2010
Several new MPs who have adorned Parliament after their victory at the general election also made their maiden speeches in Parliament today, participating in the Emergency debate.
Parliamentarian Namal Rajapaksa participating in the Emergency debate said they witnessed in the past few years how development was taken to the village via the Mahinda Chintana. It was after this improvement that he laid the foundation for his political career with the intention of doing a service to the people of the Hambantota District under the theme Let us develop our Village.
Mr. Rajapaksa noted that the era of the countrys journey towards development and its future has dawned. There were some persons who raised their voices on behalf of freedom. There were those who wrote on behalf of freedom and those who got onto the streets. However, what was needed today was also a political group which targets freedom. They do not need an era in which a certain political group attempts to achieve their own ends.
Mr. Rajapaksa emphasized that the victory achieved by making supreme sacrifices should be safeguarded as an honour to them. This freedom, he added, should be passed on to the next generation.
President Rajapaksa arrives Bhutan to attend 16th SAARC Summit
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President Mahinda Rajapaksa arrived at the Paro International Airport in Bhutan on 26th April to attend the 16th SAARC Summit
He was accompanied by First Lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa, External Affairs Minister Prof.G.L.Peiris, Secretary to the President Mr Lalith Weeratunga, Sajin De Vas Gunawardena MP, Attorney General Mohan Peiris, and his son Namal Rajapaksa MP.
President Rajapaksa is seen here introducing his son Namal Rajapaksa MP to the Bhutan Prime Minister at the airport.
Son who follows Father’s footsteps in serving motherland.
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The 7th session of the parliament in the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka commenced today on the 22ndApril 2010. The elected members of all the political parties were present with announcement of the Speaker, Deputy Speaker,Parliament Committee Chairman and the Opposition Leader.
The newly elected youngest member of parliament was none other than Honurable Namal Rajapaksa. He commenced his journey officially to serve the people. In the jubilant victory he grabbed the highest percentage of votes being the number one in Hambanthota. The man who created history turns a another leaf in Sri Lankan history being the youngest Member of the parliament for well over 4 decades.The significance and the touching event is that another young man entered the political forum 4 decades ago.In the core essence he was a born leader who years later is ruling our mother land Hounourable Esteemed Excellency President Mahinda Rajapaksa. A Journey commences ,a never ending quest to serve the nation begins.Honourable Namal Rajapaksa undoubtedly will be the best youth leader motherland has ever presented.



New Year wish from Honourable Namal Rajapaksa
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“We greet the New Year with commensurate pride and satisfaction at our achievements in the past year when, together as a nation, we overcame the deadly challenge of terrorism, bringing to an end 27 years of mindless brutality, debilitating self-doubt, and unforeseen division among our people. With tremendous sacrifice Sri Lanka prevailed as one, as we have done repeatedly in our history. This transition into a New Year is an opportunity to again express our thanks on behalf of the nation to all service personnel who willingly made the supreme sacrifice and to the mothers, fathers, spouses and children of those heroes of our time.
I trust that this Sinhala and Tamil New Year which reflects the unity and pride of our nation will be celebrated by all in the spirit of joy, peace, sharing and contentment which will lead us to a future of prosperity!
Wish u all happy new year! enjoy this festive season!
Budhusaranai
Namal Rajapaksa
Elected MP
Hambantota District
Namal featured in a BBC article
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Namal Rajapaksa was featured in a BBC article written by Charles Haviland which was published just prior to the election on bbc.co.uk. We publish excerpts of the article below:
By a huge banyan tree in the town of Tangalle, Namal Rajapaksa is meeting the people outside the family home.
A crowd clusters around the 23-year-old candidate and presidential son. Each person seems anxious to tell him their problem. They clutch school admission certificates and town council documents.
Namal is young but is already being groomed for great political things.
I’ve come to Namal for help in rebuilding our temple which was ruined by the tsunami,” says an orange-robed Buddhist monk. “Namal seems to do a lot for the people.”
A woman holds her young disabled boy in her arms. She needs funds to treat him.
“He can’t speak or walk. I felt Namal would help us because he loves kids. I’m confident he will help me.”
One armed soldier is on the parapet just above. Namal, however, listens to the people, promises action – and nuzzles the babies’ cheeks.
New Year Celebrations at Carlton Residence
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Namal Rajapaksa joined in the new year celebrations at his parents home, Carlton. He joined his parents in ushering in the new year and enjoyed the festivities which were celebrated in keeping with the traditional values and practices.
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New political culture, his aim
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We are publishing excerpts of an interview Namal Rajapaksa gave to Sandasen Marasinghe of The Daily News which was published in The Daily News of 5/04/2010.
“Namal Rajapaksa is the president of the Tharunyata Hetak Organization that attracted thousands of youth from every nook and corner of the country. He is also the chairman of the Nil Balakaya which has over 500,000 member strength to build a better future. His credo in life is to bring peace to Sri Lanka starting with the nation’s youth, instilling patriotism and universal harmony to bring everyone together. He is determined to put aside differences in religion, caste, race, social standing and financial status to strengthen peace and unity in Sri Lanka.”









