SL16062024

Binara Pathiraja
Binara Pathiraja
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SL16062024
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01:52Simla Reshani Matekode
01:55Sharmila Kalaungsooriya Mhanueware
01:57Tomassi Karanna Khoda Khalukare
01:59Sarith Kumar Sinha Vaduire
02:01Fatima Nah Tha Gal Kisra
02:09This exam, we wish to drop you down to Rs 1.3 million
02:12This is the Fastest Finger First
02:14Prasni Yahar
02:17Fastest Finger First
02:21The answer to this is very easy.
02:308 Terabyte, 2 Megabyte, C Kilobyte, D Gigabyte.
02:47Okay, let's see the answer.
02:52Kilobyte, Megabyte, Gigabyte and finally Terabyte.
03:02The winner is Simla Reshwani.
03:13Simla Reshwani.
03:16How are you?
03:18I'm fine.
03:19You look very happy.
03:22Tell me more about yourself.
03:24I'm Rohini, a teacher.
03:27You're a teacher.
03:29You're a teacher.
03:31Yes, I am.
03:33I'm a teacher for 8 months.
03:35Okay, Simla.
03:37We have 3 questions for you tonight.
03:41You have to give us 15 answers to answer these 3 questions.
03:47You have 15 seconds to answer these 15 questions.
03:51Call a friend, ask the audience for 50-50.
03:54You'll get a new lifeline after 1,000,000 Rupees.
03:58That's the switch.
04:00Okay, let's start.
04:03Let's start with your first question.
04:07What is the real meaning of Pahuwena Kota?
04:12A. Pol Lella.
04:15B. Pol Khatua.
04:18C. Pol Atta.
04:20D. Pol Made.
04:22Pol Lella.
04:24What?
04:26Pol Lella.
04:28The real meaning of Pahuwena Kota is Pol Lella.
04:32The real meaning of Pahuwena Kota is Pol Lella.
04:38Okay.
04:40The second question is worth Rs. 16,000.
04:43What do two people get when they cross a road?
04:49A. A place where the police cross.
04:52B. A place where children cross.
04:55C. A place where people work.
04:58D. A place where people work.
05:10C. A place where people work.
05:18What do two people get when they cross a road?
05:21A. A place where children cross.
05:24B. A place where people work.
05:27Why did you shout?
05:29I shouted, yes.
05:31That's it.
05:33I thought you were saying two people crossing.
05:36No, there is two people crossing.
05:39It's a boy and girl crossing.
05:42Okay, Simla.
05:44We wish you all the best in the upcoming competition.
05:48We wish you all the best.
05:56Good luck.
06:03We have to invite one more person.
06:06There are five more people who want to come to this hot seat.
06:12Here is the first question from Fastest Finger.
06:19In this game, the time given to the leader of a team is equal to the time spent in the past.
06:30This is Angelo Matthews.
06:32This is Dimit Karunarath, played by C. Mahelajah from Bikusalmen.
06:35Dimit Karunarath.
06:47Let's see the answer.
06:52Mahelajah.
06:54Angelo Matthews.
06:56Dimit Karunarath.
06:58Finally, Bikusalmen.
07:01Let's see who wins.
07:03The winner is Sahan Premalala.
07:15How are you, Sahan?
07:17I'm doing very well.
07:18You're doing very well.
07:19That means you're not tired.
07:22How old are you, Sahan?
07:24I'm an engineer at Kothalala University of Science and Technology.
07:29I've been working here for the past three years.
07:31Apart from that, I'm also a blogger.
07:38You're a blogger?
07:39Yes, I'm a blogger.
07:41I started about two years ago.
07:44I'm also a writer.
07:46So, yes, I'm a blogger.
07:49How are you, Sahan?
07:51What do you do for an engineering degree?
07:56I'm doing an aeronautical engineering degree.
07:59That's good.
08:00That's a good question.
08:02What do you know about aeronautical engineering?
08:06What do you know about it?
08:08I know that you can fly an aeroplane.
08:13Yes, I can fly an aeroplane.
08:15It's a very common skill.
08:17But, in reality, we fly a lot of aeroplanes.
08:20Let me put it this way.
08:22What's special about an aeroplane compared to other vehicles?
08:27It flies high.
08:28It has the ability to fly high.
08:31It has the ability to build.
08:33It has the ability to build.
08:35We talk a lot about this.
08:38In other words,
08:40we don't use a mechanical system to fly high.
08:51But, in reality, we use VTOL, vertical take-off and landing.
08:55But, in reality, we don't use VTOL.
08:59It's a beautiful thing to use.
09:01The plane has two wings.
09:04One of the two wings is called the fuselage.
09:09We build the fuselage in a beautiful way.
09:11We call it an aerofoil shape.
09:14I don't know the exact name.
09:16Now, the plane is going from A to B.
09:20When it goes from A to B,
09:22it flies this way.
09:23It flies this way.
09:25When the aerofoil shape goes from up to down,
09:28it has a different speed.
09:30In simple terms,
09:32the speed of the plane changes from the top to the bottom.
09:41That's the plane.
09:43In aeronautical engineering,
09:46we talk about the aerodynamics of a plane.
09:51We are still talking about proportion, that is, the proportion of people who want to go to Israel.
09:55There is a lot of talk about that.
09:57The good thing is that there is no limit to the number of people who want to go.
10:02If we go to a racing car, then a building like Burj Khalifa,
10:08which is built to go up very high,
10:10and the power that comes from above,
10:12to reduce it like that, to study it like that,
10:15we need that knowledge.
10:17So, that is why it is a very interesting subject.
10:20That is very good.
10:22Today we have a job to do, right?
10:24We are going to ask you 15 questions worth Rs. 1.5 million.
10:31We will go step by step.
10:34There are three questions.
10:36Call a friend, ask the audience.
10:38You will get a new lifeline for Rs. 50.
10:41We have a switch for that.
10:43Switch.
10:44Switch.
10:45Switch.
10:47Hmm.
10:49Let's go.
10:50Let's go.
10:51Okay.
10:52The first question worth Rs. 2 million.
11:00Name six cities in the South.
11:04A. Sherlock Holmes
11:07B. Surapappa
11:09C. Tintin
11:12D. Peter Pan
11:17I thought of going home in the evening,
11:19but I didn't have time.
11:21You didn't have time to go home?
11:23No, I didn't.
11:24I didn't go to Sherlock Holmes.
11:26No.
11:27I didn't go to Surapappa.
11:28I went to Jim Pappa.
11:29Peter Pan?
11:30No.
11:31I didn't go to Peter Pan.
11:32I went to Tintin.
11:33I didn't go to Snow.
11:34The answer is C.
11:35Tintin.
11:36The answer is C.
11:37Tintin.
11:38Yes.
11:40Okay.
11:41The second question worth Rs. 4 million.
11:45Which of the following can't be bought with cash?
11:51Aliexpress
11:53eBay
11:55Amazon
11:57PayPal
11:59PayPal.
12:00PayPal.
12:01PayPal is not something you can buy with cash,
12:04but I think it's a big PayPal.
12:08Aliexpress has a payment gate, right?
12:11Yes, but you can buy it with Aliexpress.
12:13Yes, you can.
12:14You can't buy PayPal with Aliexpress.
12:17I don't think there's a difference between PayPal and Aliexpress.
12:20There's no difference.
12:21You can buy PayPal with Aliexpress.
12:31The third question worth Rs. 8 million.
12:34What is the most common element in the universe?
12:41A. Helium
12:43B. Hydrogen
12:45C. Ammonia
12:47D. Ozone
12:48Helium is H-E.
12:50It's a high energy element, so it's in the air.
12:53It has a core, H-E, Helium.
12:56Hydrogen is H2.
12:58Ammonia is NH3.
13:03NH3.
13:04Ozone is O3.
13:06Ammonia has three Hydrogens,
13:10and one Nitrogen, so it's Ammonia.
13:15Helium is one.
13:16Helium is one.
13:17It's not two.
13:19It has two Hydrogens.
13:23Ozone has three.
13:26Ammonia has four.
13:29Ammonia has four.
13:31Well done.
13:32Very good.
13:33The fourth question is worth Rs. 10,000.
13:38Who is the son of King Valangamba,
13:42son of King Bipanduka,
13:44son of King Dutudemunu,
13:47and son of King Dadhusena?
13:59I don't know who he is.
14:10I'll give you an answer.
14:11He is the son of King Dutudemunu.
14:18Who is he?
14:20Prince Sali.
14:21Prince Sali.
14:25The king's stepfather.
14:27The king's stepfather.
14:35Very good.
14:37Let's move on to the next question.
14:39We haven't used a lifeline yet.
14:41The next question is worth Rs. 20,000.
14:45As a UNESCO World Heritage Site,
14:47what is the name of this building?
14:50A. Piduruthalagala.
14:53B. Knuckles.
14:55C. Namurukula.
14:57D. Raghavan.
15:02There are five buildings.
15:04There are five buildings.
15:06A UNESCO World Heritage Site.
15:10Usually, when you go to UNESCO,
15:12you don't go to a World Heritage Site, right?
15:14No, no.
15:15There is a special building in Kethuvanegaram.
15:17Then...
15:20The special building in Piduruthalagala
15:22is Piduruthalagala Langkawsoma Kandu.
15:24I don't know if that is a special building.
15:26No, no.
15:28Raghavan.
15:30Raghavan. Raghavan. Raghavan.
15:32Then...
15:36I don't think there is a special building
15:38in Piduruthalagala.
15:42Namurukula.
15:44Namurukula.
15:46I don't know if there is a special building
15:48in Namurukula.
15:50I don't know.
15:52Nakas.
15:54Nakas.
15:56I know a little speciality of Nakas.
15:58It is a little
16:00like a cultural environment.
16:02A lot of people call Nakas as a security.
16:04A lot of people call Nakas as a security.
16:06Usually, we don't have a lot of
16:08security facilities.
16:10Usually, we don't have a lot of security facilities.
16:12So...
16:14Come on.
16:16I have B. Nakas.
16:18I have B. Nakas.
16:20I have B. Nakas.
16:22I have B. Nakas.
16:28This is Sirasa Lakshapathi.
16:30This is Sirasa Lakshapathi.
16:32We can ask you questions
16:34from home.
16:36You can go to the website
16:38lakshapathi.sirasa.tv.lk
16:40You can go to the website lakshapathi.sirasa.tv.lk
16:42and there is a Mind Click web app.
16:44In the app,
16:46you can ask questions.
16:48And,
16:50you can ask questions
16:52to the 12,000 children.
16:54We will ask the questions
16:56to the kids.
16:58But,
17:02you are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
17:04You can't be called
17:06Nakas.
17:08You can't be called Nakas.
17:10You can't be called Nakas.
17:14You can't be called Nakas.
17:16Thank you, Nagarjuna.
17:23Now, we were talking about the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
17:30Polonnaruwa, Sigiriya, Dambulla, Singarajya, Madhyamakadukare.
17:37Madhyamakadukare is where this is located.
17:39Nakal and Sripade are also located in Madhyamakadukare.
17:43And then, Mahanwara Nagar.
17:46Mahanwara Nagar.
17:47And then, in Mahanwara Nagar, there is a special place called Mahanwara Nagar.
17:53I don't know for how long, but I think it has been around 10-15 years.
18:02There is a temple there.
18:05I have been there.
18:06Where is it?
18:07I have been to the temple.
18:09That is what I am saying.
18:11I have been to some places.
18:14In my school?
18:15Yes.
18:16What do you have there?
18:18In my school.
18:21In Tritha Vidyalaya.
18:23Are you talking about the temple?
18:26Yes, the temple.
18:27It is a chapel.
18:28A historical chapel.
18:29A chapel.
18:30Yes.
18:31I think it is related to the historical sites in that area.
18:39I have been there.
18:41I don't know if it is related to the history.
18:46But it is a chapel.
18:48It is a printed chapel.
18:50In Tritha Vidyalaya, it is a beautiful place with a beautiful environment.
18:57That is what I think.
19:00I still remember the first day of school.
19:03I still remember it.
19:05I was in school for 14 years.
19:10I found something interesting in the school.
19:15Not only in the classroom.
19:17I found a book.
19:19The book is called Kusalatha Akalapagala 3.
19:24It is called 3 Harimalas.
19:26I am not saying this because I am a specialist.
19:31I am just an ordinary person.
19:33When I see a book, I get an idea.
19:36What kind of a book is it?
19:38What kind of a book is it?
19:40Something like that.
19:42That is it.
19:43The other person who told me about the book told me to read it from the book.
19:47After that, I was able to read it.
19:51I have the ability to express myself.
19:55When I was in university, if I had a job, I used to ask for it.
20:00I used to say,
20:02I am not saying this because I am a student.
20:04I am saying it because it is true.
20:06I got that from the classroom.
20:08I was in the debate group.
20:10I was able to do that.
20:12I was able to do that.
20:14I found that skill.
20:16Even if I was in a normal school,
20:18I would not talk to anyone in the debate group.
20:22But when I was in the debate group, I was able to talk well.
20:25I had even been to the Kathika tournament.
20:28I had to give the credit to my mother.
20:33Because it was three years ago.
20:35It was only three years ago that I was able to go to the Kathika tournament.
20:38Three years ago?
20:39Yes, three years ago.
20:40At that time, my mother used to give me a book.
20:42She used to give me a book and talk to me.
20:44She used to teach me.
20:46I had a lot of knowledge.
20:48I used to say, say, say.
20:50Somehow, I was able to do that.
20:52After that, I went to the debate group.
20:55After that, I was able to decide how to do that.
21:00I am not able to tell you how to do it.
21:03But there is an old tradition.
21:05That is an art.
21:07Yes, it is art.
21:09Let's move on to the next question.
21:11Highway question, Rupee 30.
21:13Highway question, Rupee 30.
21:15A, Siri. B, Sophia. C, Alexa. D, Cortana.
21:37Siri.
21:40Siri.
21:43Siri.
21:45Siri is...
21:47iPhone.
21:49It's not called iPhone. It's called iOS.
21:52There's an operating system called iOS.
21:55There's Cortana too. I don't remember Cortana.
21:58Cortana is...
22:01Samsung.
22:03I can't remember. There's Cortana.
22:06Alexa is Amazon.
22:09Alexa is an Amazon speaker.
22:12Sometimes...
22:15There might be a mistake. I don't know.
22:18But...
22:20There's a new product called Rabbit.
22:22Have you heard of it?
22:23No.
22:24It's an AI phone.
22:26But it's not successful.
22:28It's not released yet.
22:30I don't know if it will be released soon.
22:32To replace a phone with a rabbit,
22:34you need an AI device.
22:37Are you talking about the device?
22:39Yes, the device.
22:40Let me see.
22:43Let me see.
22:45This is Sophia.
22:47Sophia.
22:48Sophia...
22:49I haven't heard of Sophia.
22:51I've heard of Siri.
22:52I've heard of Cortana.
22:53I've heard of Alexa.
22:54But I haven't heard of Sophia.
22:56But if I haven't heard of it,
22:58I can't say it's not Sophia.
23:00There's a reason for that.
23:02There's a reason for that.
23:05But there are three lifelines.
23:07Three.
23:08Yes.
23:11It's okay.
23:12Let's say 50-50.
23:1450-50.
23:15Yes.
23:22We have Siri and Alexa.
23:25Alexa.
23:27Siri is Apple.
23:29Alexa is...
23:32Amazon App.
23:33Amazon App.
23:34Amazon App.
23:38Cortana.
23:39Cortana.
23:40But...
23:42I just remembered something.
23:46Cortana...
23:48You don't have a smartphone.
23:53Come on then.
23:54My answer is...
23:55Sophia.
23:57Final answer.
24:04Cortana.
24:05Sophia.
24:11Riley.
24:29Cortana.
24:30Sophia.
24:31Cortana.
24:32I will give you both, Kothana and Sophia.
24:37My father's name is Kothana.
24:42Do you understand?
24:45Do you understand?
24:46Yes.
24:47Answer me.
24:56Sophia.
25:02Kothana is from Microsoft, right?
25:06Siri, Apple.
25:07Then this is an MSN app.
25:10Sophia is a humanoid robot.
25:15I don't like to say that she is the first one.
25:19But I don't like to say that she is the best.
25:25But I think Sophia will be in 10th, 11th or 17th.
25:30As far as I remember, she will be in the world.
25:34Search and see, Sophia.
25:36She is a talking robot.
25:39Do you know someone called Jimmy Fallon?
25:41Yes, I know Jimmy Fallon.
25:42Jimmy Fallon was on the Tonight Show.
25:44Tonight Show.
25:45There is a clip of his show.
25:48Watch it.
25:49He comes to the Tonight Show and says,
25:52In human history, for the first time,
25:57I have seen a humanoid robot.
26:02Do you understand?
26:04Then he gives a duet.
26:06It's very nice.
26:07Watch it.
26:08Search and see.
26:09It's on YouTube.
26:10Question number 7.
26:11Rupees 50.
26:13RUPEES 50
26:18The Bank of Basna is divided into five parts.
26:22A. Kadamba river.
26:25B. Guna river.
26:27C. Mahabaluka river.
26:29D. Khala river.
26:31What is the name of the river?
26:36You know well.
26:38I remember this name very well, because I think the Poles still have the same name.
26:46I think they gave Lanka a name and gave it to the Ganges River, the old name.
26:51So, I think we should do it too.
26:54Definitely.
26:56I remember going from this side to the other side, from Lanka to the other side,
27:01going from one side to the other and naming it.
27:04Mahavaluka means Mahaveli.
27:08Gona river, Gona river.
27:11I don't remember the actual name.
27:14Kadamba river.
27:18I don't remember the name.
27:20But, if it's called Kala river, it's Kalu Ganga.
27:24I remember that very well.
27:26Kalu Ganga, Kalu Ganga, Kalu Ganga, Kalu Ganga.
27:29Kalu Ganga goes from Basanahirapala.
27:38Yes, Kalu Ganga.
27:42Kalu Ganga goes towards Kalu.
27:45So, it should be Basanahirapala.
27:47I'll give you an answer.
27:49It's Kalanadi.
27:51Final answer.
28:00The answer is...
28:04Kalanadi.
28:11Hari Saan.
28:14Let's move on to the next question.
28:16It's Rs. 70.
28:18Yes.
28:23In the Australian team, they play cricket once a day.
28:28If you don't know how to play cricket, come and play cricket.
28:32In the Australian team, they play cricket once a day.
28:35If you don't know how to play cricket, come and play cricket.
28:38A. 1992
28:41B. 1999
28:44C. 2015
28:46D. 2023
28:49The Australian team has won the most World Cups so far.
28:57Let's count.
28:591, 2, 3, 4, 5.
29:075 is not a problem.
29:10The Australian team has won the most World Cups.
29:13I don't remember which year the World Cup started.
29:17The first World Cup was in West Indies.
29:20Clive Lloyds was the captain.
29:22After that...
29:24Was it in 1975?
29:26Yes, it was in 1975.
29:28I remember.
29:30The subject was Least My Interest.
29:32Least My Interest?
29:33Yes.
29:34My mother didn't have much interest in sports.
29:36But she was into cricket.
29:38To put it nicely,
29:40My mother used to play cricket with my father.
29:44We used to play a match.
29:46My father used to come to the board and ask me,
29:49Do you want to play a match with me?
29:51I used to say yes.
29:53My mother used to play cricket with me.
29:55I think my mother was a princess when I was young.
29:58I remember.
30:00It was in 1992.
30:02Final answer?
30:03Final answer.
30:05The final answer.
30:11I don't have to be here to talk about the final answer.
30:20This is the final question.
30:22You have to answer this question number 678.
30:26The final answer is Premalal.
30:29Do you mean to say that the Australian team
30:31didn't win the World Cup one day?
30:33No.
30:34It was in 1992.
30:38Your father...
30:41...didn't have much interest in cricket.
30:43He didn't have much interest.
30:45He had as much interest as my mother.
30:46He didn't have as much interest as your mother.
30:47But your mother doesn't know the answer to this question.
30:49I don't know.
30:53He said it was in 2005.
30:55Yes.
30:58I don't know the answer to the World Cup question.
31:00No, you don't know.
31:01I will ask you the question.
31:02Okay.
31:03Do you think your father or your father-in-law
31:05gave you the answer...
31:08...because he was jealous of your mother or not?
31:16I don't have to answer that question.
31:18The answer is...
31:22...Premalal.
31:28Okay.
31:29You don't have to answer that question.
31:31Do you have a guess?
31:32Yes, I have a guess.
31:33I don't remember the year.
31:34The first two countries were the West Indies.
31:36Then came India.
31:37Then came Pakistan.
31:38Then came Lanka in 1996.
31:40Then came Australia in 1999.
31:43Australia in 2003.
31:44Australia in 2007.
31:46India in 2011.
31:49Australia in 2015.
31:51And Australia in 2019 in England.
31:54Australia in 2023.
31:56Okay.
31:57The answer to the question is...
31:59...Luxia.
32:06Which of the following countries...
32:08...was not part of the First World War?
32:11A.
32:14The Ottoman Empire.
32:16B.
32:17The Japanese Empire.
32:19C.
32:20The Austro-Hungarian Empire.
32:22D.
32:23The German Empire.
32:26There are nine countries.
32:29I don't think the Japanese Empire...
32:31...was part of the First World War.
32:33They suffered a lot during the First World War.
32:36They had to...
32:39...sacrifice themselves.
32:40Yes, they had to sacrifice themselves.
32:42But they didn't want to forget...
32:44...that they were part of the First World War.
32:46Okay.
32:47But in Japan...
32:49...you don't see that.
32:51You don't see the cruelty...
32:54...of the Japanese.
32:57You don't see the cruelty of the Japanese.
32:59You don't see the cruelty of the Japanese.
33:01So, what did the world do to them?
33:04So, what did the world do to them?
33:07You're asking a good question.
33:09You're asking a good question.
33:10Germany is the best.
33:12Germany is the best.
33:13One more, two more.
33:14One more, two more.
33:15Yes.
33:16Yes.
33:17In fact, Germany is the only country...
33:19...that they built after the war.
33:21Definitely.
33:22Definitely.
33:23The answer is B.
33:25Final answer?
33:27Final answer.
33:29The answer is
33:31Yes.
33:33Congratulations.
33:37Now,
33:39we have reached the end of the game.
33:41There are two more lifelines left.
33:43So,
33:45the question is worth 6,000,000 rupees.
33:47We will give you 10 questions
33:49and you will get 2,000,000 rupees.
33:53The answer is
33:55Yes.
33:57Who was the first person
33:59to enter Sri Lanka's
34:01World Bank Office
34:03and get the first note?
34:05A. J. R. Jawad
34:07B. N. M. Perera
34:09C. Oliver Gunathilakar
34:11D. T. B. Langarath
34:19Think carefully
34:21What is the answer?
34:23The answer is
34:252,000,000 rupees.
34:27The answer is
34:29the President of the World Bank.
34:31If you think about it,
34:33the first person
34:35to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank
34:37could be the first person
34:39to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank.
34:41But,
34:43I have no idea about it.
34:45That is the question.
34:47J. R. Jawad, N. M. Perera,
34:49N. M. Perera, Oliver Gunathilakar,
34:51D. T. B. Langarath.
35:01Let's ask the audience.
35:03I have no idea about it.
35:05No idea.
35:07Let's ask the audience.
35:09Sir,
35:11we know that
35:13the answer is
35:15this question.
35:17Who was the first person
35:19to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank?
35:23J. R. Jawad,
35:25B. N. M. Perera,
35:27C. Oliver Gunathilakar,
35:29D. T. B. Langarath.
35:31J. R. Jawad,
35:33B. N. M. Perera,
35:35C. Oliver Gunathilakar,
35:37D. T. B. Langarath.
35:4550% is J. R. Jawad.
35:4933% is N. M. Perera.
35:534% is Oliver Gunathilakar.
35:5517% is D. T. B. Langarath.
36:01Let's ask the audience.
36:03I have no idea about it.
36:05Let's ask the audience.
36:07Who was the first person
36:09to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank?
36:27Let's ask the audience.
36:29Who was the first person
36:31to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank?
36:59Let's ask the audience.
37:01Who was the first person
37:03to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank?
37:29Let's ask the audience.
37:31Who was the first person
37:33to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank?
37:35Let's ask the audience.
37:37Who was the first person
37:39to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank?
37:51Let's ask the audience.
37:53Who was the first person
37:55to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank?
38:05Let's ask the audience.
38:07Who was the first person
38:09to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank?
38:21Let's ask the audience.
38:23Who was the first person
38:25to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank?
38:35Let's ask the audience.
38:37Who was the first person
38:39to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank?
38:41Let's ask the audience.
38:43Who was the first person
38:45to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank?
39:03Let's ask the audience.
39:05Who was the first person
39:07to enter Sri Lanka's World Bank?
39:11Hats off.
39:13Thank you.
39:15Thank you so much.
39:41There are two lakhs in Switzerland.
39:43We have to go quickly.
39:45The next question is...
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40:37Thank you very much.
40:38Thank you.
40:39Thank you.
40:40Thank you.