who is the minister of public administration in Sri Lanka?
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Hon. Minister of Public Administration and Home Affairs, Dr. Sarath Amunugama.
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The person that makes the administrative decisions.
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Thaksin Shinawatra (Thai: ทักษิณ ชินวัตร, IPA: [tʰáksǐn tɕʰinnawát] (help·info); born July 26, 1949), Thai politician, is the current caretaker prime minister of Thailand and the leader of the populist Thai Rak Thai party. On 4 April 2006, following protests against his policies and a snap election were he won the majority of votes[1], he announced that he would not accept Parliament's nomination for the Premiership and would be handing over his responsibilities to caretaker Deputy Prime Minister Chidchai Wannasathit. Before entering politics Thaksin was the founder of Shin Corporation, which included Advanced Info Service (AIS), the largest mobile phone operator. He was one of the richest individuals in Thailand, although prior to becoming Prime Minister, he transferred ownership of his companies to his family members, maids and drivers. He is married to Khunying Potjaman Shinawatra (Damapong) and has three children: Panthongtae, Pinthongtha and Praethongtharn. Thaksin is commonly referred to by the press and his critics as "Na Liam" (Thai: หน้าเหลี่ยม - "square face") and "Maeo" (Thai: แม้ว - a derogatory term for people of the Hmong hilltribe
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V.S Achuthananthan I think. Have to see who will be Home minister also.
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It is administration of government agencies.
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Sirimavo Bandaranaike (1916-2000)\n \nPrime minister of Sri Lanka three times: from 21 Jul 1960 to 27 Mar 1965, from 29 May 1970 to 23 Jul 1977 and from 14 Nov 1994 to 10 Aug 2000. First woman prime minister in world history and probably the oldest female political leader in active by the time of her demise. Widow of Solomon Bandaranaike, prime minister in 1956 and assassinated in office in 1959. She received her third government mandate from her own daughter, Chandrika Kumaratunga, who was to be sworn in as president by then. This was the first time in history that a woman succeeded another woman by elections
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sri_Lanka\n\nThe ongoing ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka is between elements of the majority Sinhalese and minority Sri Lankan Tamils. Since 1983, there has been on-and-off civil war, mostly between the government (dominated by Sinhalese, although including some members of other ethnic groups, including Tamils) and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam or LTTE, who want to create an independent Tamil Eelam state in the northeast of the island. It is calculated that the war has left 65,055 people dead since 1983 and has caused great harm to the population and economy of the country. A cease-fire was declared in 2002, but incidents of violence in late 2005 and early 2006 led to fears of a renewed civil war.\n\nThere had been high hopes that the devastating Tsunami of December 2004 would force the government and Tamil rebels into a new, lasting dialogue to address the serious effects of the disaster on Sri Lanka as a whole. But these hopes were dashed by almost immediate accusations of bias and favouritism on the part of international aid agencies from both sides. In the spring of 2006, deep political unease and suspicion remained between the two factions, which resulted in the sinking of two government gunships by Tiger terrorists, while trying to sink a ship carrying around 700 unarmed army personnel. The ship was sailing under the flag of International Monitoring Mission and, there were Peace Monitoring officers on board. In self defence, the government sank five Tiger vessels and later bombarded Tiger strongholds.
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chief of state: Queen ELIZABETH II (since 6 February 1952), represented by Governor Richard TAUWHARE (since 11 July 2005) \nhead of government: Chief Minister Michael Eugene MISICK (since 15 August 2003) \ncabinet: Executive Council consists of three ex officio members and five appointed by the governor from among the members of the Legislative Council \nelections: none; the monarch is hereditary; governor appointed by the monarch; following legislative elections, the leader of the majority party is appointed chief minister by the governor  \nLegislative branch:   \nunicameral Legislative Council (19 seats of which 13 are popularly elected; members serve four-year terms) \nelections: last held 24 April 2003 (next to be held in 2007) \nelection results: percent of vote by party - PDM 53.8%, PNP 46.2%; seats by party - PDM 7, PNP 6; note - in by-elections held 7 August 2003, the PNP gained two seats for a majority of 8 seats; PDM now has 5
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For the past 150 and 125 years, tea and rubber respectively have been two of Sri Lanka's largest exports. Although the country's economy has, in recent years, become more diverse, the plantation products have long acted as the backbone of the country's economy. Tea alone accounts for a quarter of the country's export earnings and covers 12 percent of the 29 percent of land under cultivation. Yet, despite this dominance of the export market, the plantation and its owners are facing a crisis. With old fashioned techniques hindering the production output, adverse weather conditions, a shrinking and increasingly competitive world market, combined with the problem of embittered workers demanding more pay and rights, many of the plantations are struggling for survival.
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When there is a clause "present" - the Chief minister is Madam Jayalalitha. The position may be different after some days. subbu
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to minister the affairs under their control.
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Go to this link for the country of Sri Lanka.  Check your spelling when you do searches online.... ;-)
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A government employee
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Jayalalithaa Jayaram or J. Jayalalithaa (born February 24, 1948, Mysore) is the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, India (since March 2, 2002). She is also the general secretary of All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (a regional party in the state). Currently in her second term, she is popularly called Amma (mother) by her followers.\n\nShe was born in Mysore to actress Sandhya as Komalavalli. Prior to her venture into politics, she had a successful career in the Tamil film industry as an actress. Chinnada Gombe, her first film (in Kannada) was a major hit. Her first Telugu film Manushulu Mamathalu made her a superstar. In 1972, she was honored by the Tamil Nadu government with the award Kalaimamani.\n\n\nEntry into politics\n\nIn 1981, she joined the AIADMK and was nominated to the Rajya Sabha in 1984 marking her entry into the Parliament of India. Her association with politics grew from her relationship with M. G. Ramachandran, movie star and then Chief Minister. On M.G R's death, she was alienated by a faction of the party who chose to support M.G R's wife Janaki Ramachandran. Drawing on her massive popularity and her image as the "wronged woman", in 1989, she was elected to the Tamil Nadu legislative assembly—-incidentally, she became the first woman to be elected Leader of the Opposition. She accused that the then ruling party, the DMK (Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam - Dravidian People's Party), tried to assault her in the assembly, and there, she reportedly took a oath to enter the assembly house only as chief minister. In 1991, following the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi, just days before the elections, her alliance with Indian National Congress paid off as a sympathy wave propelled the coalition to a massive victory. She was re-elected to the legislative assembly and became the first elected woman chief minister of Tamil Nadu (Janaki Ramachandran was the first woman caretaker CM) serving the full tenure (June 24, 1991 - May 12, 1996). However, due to an anti-incumbency wave, and several allegations of corruption and malfeasance against her and her ministers, she lost power to the DMK in 1996, in a landslide defeat. All the ministers in her erstwhile cabinet, including her were defeated in the elections and six of them even lost their deposits, indicating that they did not even secure the minimum numbeer of votes expected of them. She returned to power with a huge majority in the 2001 elections, having mustered a bigger coalition and defying many pre-poll predictions.
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here is the official website of the cabinet secretaries.\n\nhttp://www.op.gov.ph/cabinet.asp
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All of your questions can be answered here:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Sri_Lanka
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Kalaignar M Karunanidhi  \nChief Minister\n\nProf.  K. Anbazhagan \nMinister for Finance \n\nThiru Arcot N. Veerasamy \nMinister for Electricity and Rural Industries\n\nThiru M.K. Stalin \nMinister for Local Administration \n\nThiru Ko.Si. Mani \nMinister for Cooperation  \n\nThiru Veerapandi S. Arumugam \nMinister for Agriculture \n\nThiru Durai Murugan \nMinister for PWD \n\nDr.  K. Ponmudi \nMinister for Higher Education \n\nThiru  K.N. Nehru \nMinister for Transport \n\nThiru M. R. K. Panneerselvam \nMinister for Backward Classes \n\nThiru I. Periasami \nMinister for Revenue and Law \n\nThiru N. Suresh Rajan \nMinister for Tourism \n\nThiru Parithi Ilamvazhuthi \nMinister for Information and Publicity \n\nThiru E.V. Velu \nMinister for Food \n\nThiru Suba Thangavelan \nMinister for Housing and Slum Clearance \n\nThiru K.K.S.S.R. Ramachandran \nMinister for Health \n\nThiru T.M. Anbarasan \nMinister for Labour \n \nThiru N. K. K. P. Raja \nMinister for Handlooms \n\nThiru Thangam Thennarasu \nMinister for School Education \n\nThiru S. N. M. Ubayadullah \nMinister for Commercial Taxes \n \nThiru T. P. M. Mohideen Khan \nMinister for Environment \n  \nThiru N. Selvaraj \nMinister for Forests \n\nThiru M. P. Saminathan \nMinister for Highways \n \nDr. (Tmt.) Poongothai \nMinister for Social Welfare \n\nTmt. Geetha Jeevan \nMinister for Animal Husbandry \n \nTmt. Tamilarasi \nMinister for Adi Dravidar Welfare \n \nThiru K. P. P. Sami \nMinister for Fisheries \n \nThiru U. Mathivanan \nMinister for Dairy Development \n \nThiru K. Ramachandran \nMinister for Khadi Board