Sri Lanka appoints new State and Deputy Ministers

Sep 09, 2015 (LBO) – The swearing in ceremony of the new State and Deputy Ministers of the government held today at the Presidential Secretariat. New State and Deputy Ministers who took oaths before President Maithripala Sirisena are as follows. State-Ministers
State Ministers
01 T.B. Ekanayake State Minister of Land
02 A.H.M. Fauzi State Minister of National Integration
03 Priyankara Jayaratne State Minister of Law and Order
04 Lakshman Yapa Abeywardane State Minister of Finance
05 Dilan Perera State Minister of Highways
06 Ravindra Samaraweera State Minister of Labour and Trade Union
07 Dilip Wedaarachchi State Minister of Fisheries
08 Niroshan Perera State Minister of National Policy and Economic Development
09 Palitha Range Bandara State Minister of Vocational Training
10 Ruwan Wijeyawardene State Minister of Defence
11 Mohan Lal Grero State Minister of University Education
12 Champilka Premadasa State Minister of Industries and Commerce
13 Vijayakala Maheswaran State Minister of Child Affairs
14 Wasantha Senanayake State Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources
15 Sujeewa Senasinghe State Minister of International Trade
16 Wasantha Aluvihare State Minister of Agriculture
17 Sudarshani Fernandopulle State Minister of Water Supply
18 V. Radhakrishnan State Minister of Education
19 A. L.M. Hizbullah State Minister of Rehabilitation and Reconciliation
Deputy-Ministers
Deputy Ministers
01 Sumeda G. Jayasena Deputy Minister of Wildlife
02 Susantha Punchinilame Deputy Minister of Public Administration
03 Ameer Ali Deputy Minister of Rural Economy
04 Lasantha Alagiyawanna Deputy Minister of Megapolis
05 Indika Bandaranayake Duputy Minister of Housing
06 Faisal Cassim Deputy Minister of Health
07 Dunesh Gankanda Deputy Minister of Disaster Management
08 Dulip Wijesekara Deputy Minister of Postal and Muslim affairs
09 Lakshman Wasantha Perera Deputy Minister of Plantation
10 Nishantha Muthuhettigama Deputy Minister of Ports and Shipping
11 Anoma Gamage Deputy Minister of Petroleum
12 Harsha De Silva Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
13 Ranjan Ramanayake Deputy Minister of Social Services
14 Ajith P. Perera Deputy Minister of Power and Energy
15 Eran Wickramaratne Deputy Minister of State entrepreneurship
16 Ashoka Abeysinha Deputy Minister of Transport
17 Arundika Fernando Deputy Minister of Tourism & Christian Affairs
18 Tharanath Basnayake Deputy Minister of Telecommunications & Digital Infrastructure
19 H.M. Haris Deputy Minister of Sports
20 Karu Paranavithana Deputy Minister of Provincial Council & Local Government
21 Nimal Lansa Deputy Minister of Home Affairs
22 Siripala Gamlath Deputy Minister of Foreign Employment
 
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Citizen Lanka
Citizen Lanka
9 years ago

Why Harsha has been sidelined? This is stupid.

Lanka Watch
Lanka Watch
9 years ago
Reply to  Citizen Lanka

Finance is a vast subject and the govt. must be planning a ministry in the finance ministry for Harsha as no right thinking PM will ignore such an educated guy, well versed in financial matter unless the PM things that Harsha is smarter than him.
Sure he must a minister already under a different name, as he is known to us only
as Harsha.
There is no way he can be sidelined.

wimal
wimal
9 years ago

Why are the discards and the Riff Raff here. This is despicable.

Chan Wee
Chan Wee
9 years ago

Does anyone know the difference between state & deputy minister?
also what is the hierarchy now that there are 3 kinds of ministers?
88 member cabinet is smaller than last one BUT seriously what will all these jokers do???

for comparison Australia – which is over 100 times bigger in land mass than sri lanka but has a similar sized population – has a cabinet of 20. even that is looked as an excess by the people, simply because the cabinet is spread all over auzzy and they travel to Canberra by air for meetings and stay at Canberra Hyatt Hotel at very high rates. (Hyatt is a stones throw from the parliament).

now just imagine urself on the roads with all these donkeys and monkeys with their backup vehicles running red lights and taking over the fast lane!!! well done voters – u deserve ur rulers DUH.

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