Mahinda vows to increase Mahapola scholarship to Rs.6,000

Mahinda vows to increase Mahapola scholarship to Rs.6,000

July 26, 2015   11:24 am

Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa says that under a new government he would legislate a new method to offer up to Rs. 50,000 for people aged between 18-30 for their educational purposes.


He also added that the university undergraduates will receive Rs. 6,000 as Mahapola scholarship instead of Rs. 5,000.


The observations were made at a political gathering held in Ampara last evening (26).

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