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- 4. Education Economy Military India – Sri Lanka Relations Conclusion SEQUENCE
- 5. INTRODUCTION
- 6. INTRODUCTION
- 7. Total Land Area - 65,610 km2 Long - 432 km Wide - 225 km INTRODUCTION
- 8. Coastline - 1,340 km Total sea area - 517,000 km2 INTRODUCTION
- 9. Administrative Capital - Sri Jayawardanapura Kotte Commercial Capital – Colombo INTRODUCTION
- 11. Kingdom of Tambapanni (543 BC–377 BC) Kingdom of Anuradhapura (377 BC –1017AD) Kingdom of Polonnaruwa (1056–1236) Kingdom of Yapahuwa (1236–1272) Kingdom of Gampola (1345–1408) Kingdom of Kotte (1408–1590) Kingdom of Kandy (1590–1815) Pre Colonial Era HISTORY
- 12. 377 BC – 1236 AD Pre Colonial Era HISTORY
- 13. 1236 AD – 1408 AD Pre Colonial Era HISTORY
- 14. 1590 AD – 1815 AD Pre Colonial Era HISTORY
- 15. Portuguese (1505 AD – 1658 Colonial Era HISTORY
- 16. Dutch (1658 AD – 1796 AD) Colonial Era HISTORY
- 17. British (1796 AD – 1900 AD) Colonial Era HISTORY
- 21. National Emblem GOVERNANCE & ADMINISTRATION Golden petals of a Blue Lotus the national flower which symbolize purity of the governance Traditional grain vase and sprouts sheaves of rice grains that circle the border reflecting prosperity Sun and moon reflect continuous sacrification of government towards the country and people Dharma chakra reflecting Dharmic Governance
- 22. Authority Bravery of Sri Lankan Nationality Four Virtues of Buddhism Mettha(Loving Kindness), Karuna(Compasion), Upesha(Equanimity) and Muditha(Happiness) Buddhism Protect all other nations and religions National Flag Muslims, Tamils & Sinhalese People GOVERNANCE & ADMINISTRATION
- 23. DEMOGRAPHY Total Population – 22 million Sinhalese - 74.9% Tamils - Muslims - 11.28% Other - 0.11%
- 24. CULTURE Ayubowan! National Dress Greeting & Dress
- 30. EDUCATION Compulsory education - age 5 to 15 Number of Government schools -10,155 All Students - 4.07 million Government Expenditure – 11.9 Billion (1.8% GDP) C.W.W Kannangara First Minister of Education in state council of Ceylon Introduced free education in 1958
- 34. MILITARY Structure President Prime Minister Minister of Defence Secretary to Minister of Defence Commander of the Army Commander of the Air Force Commander of the Navy
- 35. MILITARY Tri Forces Total Armed Force Personnel – 298,000 Military Expenditure – 2.3% of GDP (1.7 Billion $) International Ranking for 2023 – 71 as per GFP
- 36. MILITARY SL Army Present Commander - Lt Gen H L V M Liyanage RWP R ndu Active Armed Personnel – 216,00 Commands – 6 SH HQs No of Units - 23
- 37. MILITARY Present Commander - V Adm P. Perera RSP** USP ndu psc Active Armed Personnel – 48,000 Commands – 7 Area HQs No of Branches - 10 SL Navy
- 38. MILITARY Present Commander - A Mshl SK Pathirana WWV* RWP* RSP*** VSV USP ndu ps Active Armed Personal – 34,000 Commands – 4 Zonal commands No of Branches - 9 SL Air Force
- 39. INDIA – SRI LANKA RELATIONS Friendly Religious Political Cultural Commercia l Military
- 40. King Vijaya’s settlement in Sri Lanka INDIA – SRI LANKA RELATIONS Aesthetic and Linguistic
- 41. Religious Relations INDIA – SRI LANKA RELATIONS
- 42. Commercial Relations INDIA – SRI LANKA RELATIONS
- 43. Political Relations INDIA – SRI LANKA RELATIONS
- 44. Military Relations INDIA – SRI LANKA RELATIONS
- 45. Military Relations INDIA – SRI LANKA RELATIONS
- 46. Military Relations INDIA – SRI LANKA RELATIONS
- 47. Military Relations INDIA – SRI LANKA RELATIONS
- 48. Friendly Relations INDIA – SRI LANKA RELATIONS
- 49. CONCLUSION
- 50. CONCLUSION
Editor's Notes
- People used to say motherland and we rarely heard it as fatherland. The bond with motherland is similar to a bond with a mother and a child. So the word motherland is bond with our blood stream. The commandant , Deputy Commandant, All Deans of different faculties, senior and junior officers, other members of different faculties , ladies and gentlemen, AYUBOWAN “May you be blessed with a long life” On this remarkable day in our Sri Lankan history, It is a great privilege and honour for me to present my country profile to this distinguish audience. Therefore I will be following this sequence to make you understanding about Sri Lanka and our by lateral relationships.
- The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka is located in the Indian ocean and the precise position is between
- 5 and 10 degrees of Northern latitudes and 79 and 82 degrees of Eastern Longitudes, approximately 40 km South East of the Indian sub-continent.
- The Ashok Vatika is the place where Ravana kept the Sita captive. Ashok Vatika is a garden that is present in the Sita Eliya in Sri Lanka. The Koneswaram Temple is considered to be one of the Pancha Ishwaram (one of the five abodes of Lord Shiva), thus making it one of the most important Hindu temples in the whole country. In beginning of 16th century Pourtugese destroyed part of the temple and capture some precious tones and gold from the temple.
- Portuguese fleet commander Lourenço de Almeida To colombo
- Portuguese fleet commander Lourenço de Almeida To colombo
- Portuguese fleet commander Lourenço de Almeida To colombo
- Portuguese fleet commander Lourenço de Almeida To colombo
- Portuguese fleet commander Lourenço de Almeida To colombo
- Portuguese fleet commander Lourenço de Almeida To colombo
- Portuguese fleet commander Lourenço de Almeida To colombo
- After 450 years of colonialism Ceylon got Independence
- Governance by Semi-presidential system, with a mixture of a presidential system and a parliamentary system with following branches (Executive, Legislative, and Judicial)
- The culture of Sri Lanka has been influenced by many factors but has managed to retain much of its ancient aspects. Mostly it has been influenced by its long history and its Buddhist heritage. The country has a rich artistic tradition, embracing the fine arts, including music, dance, and visual arts. Sri Lankan lifestyle is reflected in the cuisine, festivals, and sports. South Indian influences are visible in many aspects. There are some influences from colonisation by the Portuguese, the Dutch, and the British.
- The cuisine of Sri Lanka draws influence from that of India, especially from Kerala, as well as colonists and foreign traders. Rice, which is usually consumed daily, can be found at any special occasion, while spicy curries are favourite dishes for lunch and dinner. Sri Lanka has long been renowned for its spices. The best known is Cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum/ Cinnamomum zeylanicum) which is native to Sri Lanka. In the 15th and 16th centuries, spice and ivory traders from all over the world who came to Sri Lanka brought their native cuisines to the island, resulting in a rich diversity of cooking styles and techniques. Lamprais rice boiled in stock with a special curry, accompanied by frikkadels (meatballs), all of which is then wrapped in a banana leaf and baked as a Dutch-influenced Sri Lankan dish. Dutch and Portuguese sweets also continue to be popular. British influences include roast beef and roast chicken. The influence of Indian cooking methods and food has played a major role in what Sri Lankans eat.
- Many forms of Sri Lankan arts and crafts take inspiration from the Island's long and lasting Buddhist culture which in turn has absorbed and adopted countless regional and local traditions. In most instances Sri Lankan art originates from religious beliefs, and are represented in many forms such as painting, sculpture, and architecture. One of the most notable aspects of Sri Lankan art are caves and temple paintings, such as the frescoes found in Sigiriya and religious paintings found in temples in Dambulla and Temple of the Tooth Relic in Kandy. Other popular forms of art have been influenced by both natives as well as outside settlers. For example, traditional wooden handicrafts and clay pottery are found around the hill country while Portuguese-inspired lacework and Indonesian-inspired Batik have become notable.
- The culture of Sri Lanka has been influenced by many factors but has managed to retain much of its ancient aspects. Mostly it has been influenced by its long history and its Buddhist heritage. The country has a rich artistic tradition, embracing the fine arts, including music, dance, and visual arts. Sri Lankan lifestyle is reflected in the cuisine, festivals, and sports. South Indian influences are visible in many aspects. There are some influences from colonisation by the Portuguese, the Dutch, and the British.
- The culture of Sri Lanka has been influenced by many factors but has managed to retain much of its ancient aspects. Mostly it has been influenced by its long history and its Buddhist heritage. The country has a rich artistic tradition, embracing the fine arts, including music, dance, and visual arts. Sri Lankan lifestyle is reflected in the cuisine, festivals, and sports. South Indian influences are visible in many aspects. There are some influences from colonisation by the Portuguese, the Dutch, and the British.
- Nallur Festival held in honor of Lord Murugan / Celebrated for 3 days starting from the first day of Thai (the 10th month in Tamil calendar), this is one of the important harvest festivals in Sri Lanka / Deepawali or else Diwali is one of the most famous festivals of Sri Lanka
- The armed forces consist of the Sri Lankan Army, Navy, and Air Force. As stipulated in the 1978 Constitution, the president of Sri Lanka is the commander in chief of the armed forces and has the sole authority to declare war and peace. Under the president, the formal chain of command includes the prime minister, the minister of defense, and the individual service commanders
- For 2023, Sri Lanka is ranked 71 of 145 out of the countries considered for the as Global Fire Power GFP review
- Legendry King Vijaya with 700 followers were the first settlement in Sri Lanka As per ‘Mahawansa’ The main Chronic of Sri Lanka
- Legendry King Vijaya with 700 followers were the first settlement in Sri Lanka As per ‘Mahawansa’ The main Chronic of Sri Lanka
- Legendry King Vijaya with 700 followers were the first settlement in Sri Lanka As per ‘Mahawansa’ The main Chronic of Sri Lanka
- Legendry King Vijaya with 700 followers were the first settlement in Sri Lanka As per ‘Mahawansa’ The main Chronic of Sri Lanka
- Legendry King Vijaya with 700 followers were the first settlement in Sri Lanka As per ‘Mahawansa’ The main Chronic of Sri Lanka
- Legendry King Vijaya with 700 followers were the first settlement in Sri Lanka As per ‘Mahawansa’ The main Chronic of Sri Lanka
- Legendry King Vijaya with 700 followers were the first settlement in Sri Lanka As per ‘Mahawansa’ The main Chronic of Sri Lanka
- Legendry King Vijaya with 700 followers were the first settlement in Sri Lanka As per ‘Mahawansa’ The main Chronic of Sri Lanka
- Legendry King Vijaya with 700 followers were the first settlement in Sri Lanka As per ‘Mahawansa’ The main Chronic of Sri Lanka