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SLT-MOBITEL’s ‘Booster 232’ and ‘Social Lite’ budget packs redefine affordable connectivity
Empowering users to enjoy unlimited calls, social media access and non-stop chatting, SLT-MOBITEL, the National ICT Solutions Provider, has introduced two all-new exceptional ‘Booster 232’ and ‘Social Lite’ budget-friendly packages, setting new industry standards while delivering endless fun and seamless connectivity.
The new ‘Booster 232’ by SLT-MOBITEL Mobile offers non-stop social media usage, voice, and text plans that provide endless access to three popular apps such as WhatsApp, Viber, and IMO. Users are also offered an extra 250 voice and SMS bundles each, in addition to 512 MB of data, all for just an economically priced Rs. 232, inclusive of taxes which is valid for 30 days.
‘Booster 232’ is currently available for prepaid customers with an easy, user-friendly activation process. Customers simply have to dial #170# and select ‘Unlimited Social Media Plans’, followed by ‘Nonstop Instant Messaging’ and ‘Booster 232’. Instant activation for Rs. 232 via reload is also possible. Using the SLT-MOBITEL Self-Care Apps, customers can select the ‘Unlimited Social Media Plans’ followed by ‘Booster 232’, while multiple activations are acceptable.
SLT-MOBITEL Mobile’s new ‘Social Lite’ package is another game-changing, value-for-money plan for unlimited social media, specifically nonstop access to social media applications such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, WhatsApp, Viber, and IMO for just Rs. 215, inclusive of taxes. Activation is simple: dial #170#, reload, or use the SLT-MOBITEL Self-Care Apps. The ‘Social Lite’ plan is valid for 30 days, with multiple activations permitted.
SLT-MOBITEL Mobile’s new wallet-friendly solutions are designed to meet the evolving needs of valued customers while offering unparalleled value. The new plans offered by SLT-MOBITEL are designed to be truly affordable, redefining the digital experience and ensuring customers stay connected and engaged with ease.
A heated argument broke out between Jaffna District MP Archchuna Ramanathan and Fisheries Minister Ramalingam Chandrasekar during the Kilinochchi District Coordination Committee meeting held yesterday (16).
A video footage of the incident shows the MP and the Minister engaging in a heated verbal exchange, following which a physical confrontation appeared to develop when the Minister attempted to grab files reportedly in the possession of MP Ramanathan.
“If you lay a hand on me, I’ll lay a hand on you too… got it?” Ramanathan is heard telling the Minister during the exchange.
Police and officials present at the meeting intervened to prevent the situation from escalating further.
The circumstances that led to the confrontation were not immediately clear.
Archbishop of Colombo Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith has filed an intervening petition before the Court of Appeal in connection with a petition filed by former head of the State Intelligence Service, Major General (Retired) Suresh Sallay, challenging his arrest and detention under the Prevention of Terrorism Act over investigations into the Easter Sunday terror attacks.
The Cardinal has sought permission from the court to make submissions in relation to Sallay’s petition and requested that it be dismissed.
The Colombo High Court yesterday fixed for Aug. 31 the pre-trial conference in the money laundering case filed by the Attorney General against former President Mahinda Rajapaksa’s son, Yoshitha Rajapaksa, and his great-aunt Daisy Forrest.
The case was taken up before Colombo High Court Judge Rashmi Singappuli.
State Counsel Oswald Perera requested court to fix a date for the pre-trial conference and informed the judge that the prosecution would announce its position regarding the second accused, Daisy Forrest, at the conference. He also said the prosecution intended to notify court of amendments to the indictment.
After considering the submissions, Judge Singappuli ordered that the pre-trial conference be held on Aug. 31.
The Attorney General has indicted Yoshitha Rajapaksa and Daisy Forrest under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, alleging that they deposited nearly Rs. 59 million in bank accounts knowing, or having reason to believe, that the funds had been unlawfully acquired.
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