Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa has pointed out that children are the future of the nation and the country and therefore every parent needs to take the responsibility to protect them.
The President has made these remarks during a ceremony held yesterday at
the Temple Trees to distribute 5,000 Ranbima land deeds to landless
families from various parts of the country.
It was the second stage of the programme to award Ranbima Deeds under
the Lands Reform Commission to grant ownership of lands to landless
persons.
The President also pointed out that the significance of the village has
now increased and the land should be utilized to the optimum to develop
the country.
During the ceremony Senior Minister Ratnasiri Wickremanayake has
presented the deed to a Buddhist monk who did not have a deed for a
temple for over 30 years.
Ministers Wimal Weerawansa and Rajitha Senaratne, P. Dayaratne, Deputy
Ministers Nandimithra Ekanayake and Abdul Cader Parliamentarian J.R.P.
Sooriyapperuma, Chairman of the Lands Reform Commission Nimal Punchihewa
and Executive Director Harigupta Rohanadheera were present at the
occasion.
The President has made these remarks during a ceremony held yesterday at
the Temple Trees to distribute 5,000 Ranbima land deeds to landless
families from various parts of the country. 
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