By Rohan Parikh In the intricate case of Sri Lanka’s economic rejuvenation, the recent surge in the Value Added Tax (VAT) to 18 percent, coupled with the removal of certain industries from the exemptions list, has emerged as a focal point for concern among foreign investors assessing the country’s economic climate. This shift, occurring within.
The change is not just about semantics; it represents a significant shift in the way Indian students will perceive their country, school administrators say.
By Rohan Parikh Sri Lanka needs a social housing plan. Over the years, I have repeatedly emphasized the detrimental impact of the housing shortage and high costs in Sri Lanka, particularly in the Colombo Metropolitan Area, on the country’s economic growth. We have witnessed how housing booms have coincided with and fuelled the economic miracles.
Rohan Parikh writes: They have been overrepresented in our history books. In the age of Wikipedia, we need to expose our children to the broad themes of history, create an understanding of their origins, and equip them with the tools to read further