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Kasturi Chellaraja resigns as Hemas Holdings Group CEO

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Hemas Holdings, a leading conglomerate, today announced the resignation of Kasturi Chellaraja, the Group CEO, effective March 30, 2024.

Ms. Chellaraja, has served as the Group’s Chief Executive Officer since 2020 and played a pivotal role in Hemas’ growth and success during her tenure.

Kasturi Chellaraja’s contributions have significantly contributed to the transformation of Hemas into a purpose-led organization that has strengthened its market positions in the Consumer, Healthcare, and Mobility sectors over the last three years.

The decision to resign was driven by Kasturi’s desire to explore new opportunities for growth while continuing to contribute to Sri Lanka. Kasturi has embarked on a new chapter in her career by accepting a prestigious position with a renowned global corporation with diverse business interests. In this new role she will spearhead the global organisation’s expansion efforts throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

Kasturi will however continue to serve on the Hemas Holdings Board as a Non-Executive Director, and she expressed deep gratitude for the support of the board, colleagues, and employees during her time at Hemas.

Hemas Holdings’ Board of Directors has initiated a comprehensive search for a new CEO to lead the company into its next phase of growth. The current management team and executive leadership will ensure stability and continuity in day-to-day operations during this transition period.

Hussein Esufally, Chairman, Hemas Holdings, expressed his gratitude for Kasturi’s contributions and acknowledged and respected her decision to step down. He emphasized that the Board is committed to ensuring a smooth handover and continuing Hemas’ growth trajectory.

Hemas Holdings remains steadfast in its purpose to empower families and aspire for a better tomorrow. The company will provide updates as the CEO search progresses.

(dailymirror.lk)

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Dan Priyasad not dead – police (Update)

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The Police Media Spokesman says that political activist Dan Priyasad is not dead, but is in critical condition at the Intensive Care Unit.

Previously, the police had stated that Priyasad had succumbed to his injuries after being shot at a housing complex in Salamulla, Wellampitiya.

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(Previous News :  2025/04/22 at 10:41 pm)

Political activist Dan Priyasad has been died after being fatally shot today (April 22).

According to the police, he was shot at a housing complex in Salamulla, Wellampitiya by two two unidentified individuals, who had arrived at the scene on a motorcycle. They had fired at Priyasad before fleeing the scene.

Priyasad had passed away after being hospitalised.

Another person who received minor injuries in the incident, is being treated at hospital.

Wellampitiya Police are conducting further investigations.

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‘Sri Lanka Mirror’ Chief Editor’s mother passes away

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We solemnly announce the passing of Mrs. Pushpa Ranjani Liyanage, cherished wife of late Milk Board manager – Mr. L.S. Rodrigo and the beloved mother of ‘Sri Lanka Mirror’ Chief Editor – Mr. Kelum Shivantha.

Remains will lie at Supreme Rest Funeral Parlour, Kelanimulla from 11.00am to 10.30pm on April 23 and on April 24 morning.

Final rites will be held at the Pilapitiya Cemetery crematorium on April 24 at 3.00 pm. 

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Country has sufficient insulin stocks – Nalinda

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Minister of Health Dr. Nalinda Jayatissa has assured that the government has already distributed sufficient insulin stocks for the next four months.

Therefore, he urged the public not to have any unnecessary fears over the matter.

Speaking earlier today (April 22) during the weekly Cabinet briefing, he assured that there is enough insulin available in the country until September this year.
He added that measures are taken to maintain medicine stocks sufficient for a period of four to six months to prevent any shortages.

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