Media Ministry spends Rs 8 m to uplift Ampara
Bandaraduwa Maha Vidyalaya:
School gets facelift in line with Deyata Kirula
Ridma Dissanayake
The Media and Information Ministry spent Rs 8 million to uplift
Ampara Bandaraduwa Maha Vidyalaya which lacked facilities in line with
the Deyata Kirula - 2013 national exhibition.
Ampara Bandaraduwa Maha Vidyalaya |
The school’s newly built building will be vested in the students on
Sunday. President Mahinda Rajapaksa advised ministries and institutions
to launch at least one public welfare project in the Ampara district in
line with the Deyata Kirula exhibition. The Media and Information
Ministry decided to develop Ampara Bandaraduwa Maha Vidyalaya under the
guidance of Media and Information Minister Keheliya Rambukwella and the
direction of ministry Secretary Dr Charitha Herath.
Work on the new building commenced on January 5. Work was completed
with the dedication of officials of the Media and Information Ministry
and affiliated institutions in the government and private sectors.
Dr Charitha Herath |
Civilians in the Ampara district were affected by terrorism for over
three decades. The Media and Information Ministry commenced the project
to create a bright future for the children in the Ampara district and
enable them to face the modern world as an educated generation without
fear, sources said. Dr Herath said the President always guides officials
to carry out public service.
“We decided to uplift this school and develop its resources. We
established a multi -purpose building for Bandaraduwa Maha Vidyalaya and
developed other resources students need,” he said.
“We hope to repair other buildings in this school and beautify the
five acre garden of the school as well. Arrangements are in place to
provide stationary, shoes, socks and other needs of the students. These
efforts are being made to make a better future generation for Mother
Lanka,” he said. |