Sri Lanka News Updates with Discussions

You mean like making Ranil W the president..
Mangala Samaraweera, the defence minister..
Lakshman Kiriella, the defence spokesman..
Jayalath Jayawardena, the foreign minister..

figures are as of 2001 in Sri lanka estimated to the figures of 2003 estimated against the other countries.

I Assume the picutre may be different as of 2008

Source: CIA World Factbook - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of January 1, 2008


Rank Country HIV/AIDS - adult prevalence rate (%)
1 Swaziland 38.8
2 Botswana 37.3
3 Lesotho 28.9
4 Zimbabwe 24.6
5 South Africa 21.5
6 Namibia 21.3
7 Zambia 16.5
8 Malawi 14.2
9 Central African Republic 13.5
10 Mozambique 12.2
11 Guinea-Bissau 10
12 Tanzania 8.8
13 Gabon 8.1
14 Sierra Leone 7
15 Cote d'Ivoire 7
16 Cameroon 6.9
17 Kenya 6.7
18 Burundi 6
19 Liberia 5.9
20 Haiti 5.6

60 India 0.9

100 Nicaragua 0.2
101 Singapore 0.2
102 United Kingdom 0.2
103 Denmark 0.2
104 Greece 0.2
105 United Arab Emirates 0.18
106 Kuwait 0.12
107 Comoros 0.12

108 Sri Lanka 0.1

109 China 0.1
110 Bhutan 0.1
111 Bulgaria 0.1
112 Brunei 0.1
113 Australia 0.1
114 Algeria 0.1
115 Azerbaijan 0.1
116 Armenia 0.1
117 Bangladesh 0.1
118 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0.1
119 Bolivia 0.1
120 Laos 0.1

161 Germany 0.1
162 Georgia 0.1
163 Qatar 0.09
164 Cape Verde 0.04
165 Saudi Arabia 0.01
166 Afghanistan 0.01
167 Svalbard 0

6000 arrow boats /100000 drova and 300000 tanks 200 submarines , 50 air craft carriers / 20 Nuclear Missiles lost

108 Sri Lanka 0.1

it will be in youtube tomorow!

you can see one of our retired generals of LNP there.. :)))

so you coming under this???

Mental Illness and Homelessness

An average of 16% of the single adult homeless population suffers from some form of severe and persistent mental illness.The mentally ill homeless population encounters more barriers to employment, tend to be in poorer physical health, and have more contact with the legal system than homeless people who do not suffer from mental disorder. All people with mental disorders, including those who are homeless, require ongoing access to a full range of treatment and rehabilitation services to lessen the impairment and disruption produced by their condition. However, most people with mental disorder do not need hospitalization, and even fewer require long-term institutional care