Mahinda Chinthana Extended Version highlights a 14-point programme
January 11, 2010 Local News No Comments
Mahinda Chintana, the Election Manifesto of the President highlights a 14 point programme at taking Sri Lanka to a prominent position in Asia and the world.
The entire policy statement focuses on new areas of development after the successful defeat of terrorism and the new dawn of peace in the country and the opportunities for investment and economic progress. The President said he is geared to accept the challenge of winning the economic war after the triumph in the war. He pledges to increase the per capita income to 4,000 US Dollars at the end of the next six years.
Hundreds of thousands of new jobs will be generated within the next few years through the massive projects which are in implementation.
Gama Neguma will be continuously carried forward to make the village a suitable place for living with all enhanced facilities. The President pledges to make the village prosperous with all resources by the year 2016.
The income of farmers will be enhanced while everyone will enjoy power supplies in 2012. Five litres of kerosene will be given free of charge to families who lack electricity and the Samurdhi subsidy will be increased to 1,000 rupees.
An environment will be created for senior citizens to live in dignity. The allowance given to adults will be increased to 1,000 rupees. All public servants who retired before 2006 will receive a pension to suit the 2006 pension scheme.
The President pledges to fulfil the responsibilities on behalf of all soldiers who made supreme sacrifices and those disabled, including their family members. A salary will be given to totally disabled soldiers. 15 housing projects such as the Ranajayapura will be built on their behalf.
The President assured a salary hike for public servants. It will be subject to a minimum of 2,500 rupees. The cost of living allowance will also be increased. He pledged more facilities to them.
The programme of granting ownership of a house to every family will be completed within the next six years. Plans to build 600,000 new houses have already been drawn up. 20 schemes for flats on behalf of 40,000 shanty dwellers will be launched and the necessary capital allocated in the budget. Another target is to make the estate fraternity a society entitled to houses. The project to provide electricity to every household will be completed in 2012.
Provincial elections will be held for the North and democracy enthroned. Law enforcement will be strengthened. Discussions will be entered into with all parties and peoples representatives on the Executive Presidency. The President emphasized that the Presidency will be transformed into a responsible position functioning on behalf of the people.
A strategy will be drawn up to minimize unemployment and generate new jobs exploiting to the maximum the contribution of the youth.
President Rajapaksa announced his determination for brain gain replacing brain drain.
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