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Mr. Ranil came with many assurances and the chief among them was to address the economic plight of the people. Still a nearly of quarter of the population suffers on a day-to-day basis for money, high prices of bare minimum needs of the people and this is one of the reasons why the IMF is hesitating to lend a loan which is so important for Srilanka in this moment for rebuilding the nation. Ranil Wickremesinghe doesn’t seem it well to get the numbers. A solution is to first address the 20% of the population who reel under disease, poverty and insecurity. To get their confidence first is the priority in this moment.  

At the outset I wish the new President of Srilanka my best wishes after all that the country had seen and witnessed lately. Mr. Ranil Wickremesinghe has another 18 months for his term to come to an end. What we saw just within 24 hours of his presidency there was a clamp down to bring normality to the region. Eighteen months can be just less than two years. We saw the news had reached far and wide. Also news got out by the white house in DC asked the nation's leaders to bring the country back to normalcy for it's own best interests. The nation has been having huge economic crisis lately which no other nation has been having in the present. It's vital and important for us not to ignore this nation. It's important also for all of us to bring this nation back on it's feet as early as possible. Note: Google has not yet updated the name of Mr. Ranil Wickremesinghe - President of Srilanka

Under the present conditions prevailing the President or the speaker whoever has the powers or the Supreme court judge or the justices including all the present and from the past should be considering a referendum under the law. In order to revive back faster the conditions are much favorable for a referendum than any other political move. Any other political move will be not favorable. Just under three days to make a decision first and foremost the nation has to unite. The higher call is for transparency more than a facelift. Simply a headcount of the prevailing ruling and other leaders isn't enough. Leadership must be inclusive including the present generation of leaders. Not just emptying of old wine into a new bottle. A new generation of leaders must emerge. As the saying the old paves the way for the new. Summary: 1. Respond to higher calling. 2. Transparency. 3. & 4. Fast recovery and future plans. 5. National unity. 6. Referendum.

The current crisis faced by our neighbouring Srilanka is nothing more than a shadow cast by India on it's tiny neighbour. India did not want it's neighbour do well. It has done all it can possibly do to bring Srilanka to its present situation. India's selfishness and self-centered nature has brought this tiny island nation almost to a standstill. After all this India is behaving like it's a saviour to solve Srilanka's problems. If Srilanka was allowed to govern by itself Srilanka would have been far more better than it is now. India has tried to pull Srilanka into all kinds of problems. Handing over of Katchatheevu was not with good intentions. It was a small bait for a big fish. Srilanka was tricked into accepting Katchatheevu in return for handing over Srilanka to it's much bigger neighbour India. This is a wake up call for the island nation to examine who are the real friends and who are time-servers. Srilanka will not get another better opportuni...