Comments / {{hitsCtrl.values.hits}} Views / Saturday, 9 February 2019 00:00
From left: SLT Speedup & Win Project Manager Harshana Henarath, SLT Manager Umesha Sandarenu, father of 2nd Runner up Manoranjitham Pushparasa, Winner Imanka Wimalsiri, 1st Runner up Duwage Prasanna, SLT Deputy General Manager Nilanthi Jayakody
Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT), the organisers of the most popular cross country cycle race – ‘SLT Speed Up Sawariya’, recently organised the awards ceremony for the company’s ‘Speed Up & Win’ online bicycle competition to award the top three winners of the game. The winners were recognised and awarded at the Rupavahini Morning Show – ‘Sanhinda’ recently.The online cycle competition Speed Up & Win’ was conducted in parallel to the SLT Speed Up Sawariya during September 2018. Players were able to play any number of sessions of the game and climb to the top of the leader board. Over 45,000 sessions of the game was played during the SLT Speed Up Sawariya race period. The top three winners with the highest scores were selected and awarded sports mountain bikes The winner of the Speed Up & Win 2018 was Imanka Wimalsiri (Kandy), who won a bicycle worth Rs. 50,000. Duwage Prasanna (Maharagama) and Djathu Pusparasa (Jaffna) won the second and third places respectively and were both awarded bicycles worth Rs. 35,000 each.
1. All comments will be moderated by the Daily FT Web Editor.
2. Comments that are abusive, obscene, incendiary, defamatory or irrelevant will not be published.
3. We may remove hyperlinks within comments.
4. Kindly use a genuine email ID and provide your name.
5. Spamming the comments section under different user names may result in being blacklisted.
Friday, 21 June 2019
The 22nd of June marks the 78th anniversary of the bloodiest conflict in human history, the titanic World War 2 struggle between Germany and Russia. In this clash of irreconcilable racial and ideological foes, no quarter was asked for, no quarter giv
Friday, 21 June 2019
The recent comments made by the Mahanayake of the Asgiriya Chapter of the Siam Nikaya hopefully will generate an objective discussion on the Buddhist institution and its role in Sri Lanka. The Venerable Mahanayake’s comments belied what Buddha beli
Friday, 21 June 2019
There are strict laws and rules in force to ensure the honesty and integrity of people’s representatives in all countries where there is a democratic system of governance. People’s representatives elected by public vote are prohibited to pursue b
Friday, 21 June 2019
An unrestrained communal animosity towards ethnic and religious minorities, anchored in mythology and historical half-truths, and popularised by sections of the Buddhist clergy and a sectarian media have combined to drive Sri Lanka to a point where t
