The HinduSri Lanka PM Harini Amarasuriya to arrive in Delhi on October 16
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
71% : The visiting Sri Lankan leader will also interact with representatives of business chambers and industry bodies, officials said, as India and Sri Lanka seek to enhance partnership in trade, investment, and development cooperation.60% : Her research in areas including mental health, gender, labour, and involvement as an activist in campaigns for higher state spending on public education drew attention.
55% : Prior to her entry into politics in 2019, when the National People's Power nominated her to Parliament, Ms. Amarasuriya served as a member of the Public Representations Committee on Constitutional Reforms in Sri Lanka, a Cabinet-appointed mechanism tasked with the first country-wide public consultations on constitutional reform.
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