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by Nadira Gunatilleke The intake of students to universities is to be increased by more than
60 per cent within the next five years, Human Resources Development,
Education and Cultural Affairs Minister Dr. Karunasena Kodithuwakku said
yesterday.
Muralitharan, Bradman named best ever by Wisden LONDON, Friday (Reuters) Sri Lankan off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan
and Australia's Don Bradman have been named as the best ever test bowler
and batsmen by Wisden, according to a newspaper report on Friday. Pramuka executives ordered to remain in country by Sarath Malalasekera Maligakanda Magistrate and Additional District Judge Ms. Kusala
Sarojini Weerawardena yesterday directed former Chairman and Executive
Director Pramuka Savings and Development Bank Rohan Perera, Managing
Director A.H.A. Mendis, six senior managerial staff and two residents of
Wennappuwa not to leave the country without court permission. The Judge
also ordered Perera not to enter the bank at Kollupitiya until further
notice. Health strike suspended The Joint Council of Professions Supplementary to Medicine (JCPSM)
yesterday decided to suspend their strike at certain hospitals in response
to the Government's initiative of appointing a Cabinet Sub Committee to
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