Sri Lanka Culture
Sri Lanka History
National Anthem / Symbols in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Hotel
Districts / Provincial Maps in Sri Lanka
Provinces and Districts
List of President of Sri Lanka
List of Prime Minister of Sri Lanka
Main Places ( 16 scared places ) of Worship (Solosmasthana)
About DN Electricals
Goal Setting
Sri Lanka History
National Anthem / Symbols in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Hotel
Districts / Provincial Maps in Sri Lanka
Provinces and Districts
List of President of Sri Lanka
List of Prime Minister of Sri Lanka
Main Places ( 16 scared places ) of Worship (Solosmasthana)
About DN Electricals
Goal Setting
LIST OF PRESIDENT OF SRI LANKA
Name
|
Entered office
|
Left office
|
Political party
|
Notable events and achievements
|
William Gopallawa (1897–1981) |
22 May 1972
|
4 February 1978
|
Non-party
|
Gopallawa was the last Governor-General of Ceylon and the first
(non-executive) President when Ceylon declared itself a republic
in 1972, and changed its name to Sri Lanka.
|
Junius Richard Jayewardene (1906–1996) |
4 February 1978
|
2 January 1989
|
United National Party
|
Jayewardene introduced the Executive
Presidency in 1978, and assumed the position of President of Sri Lanka.
|
Ranasinghe Premadasa (1924–1993) |
2 January 1989
|
1 May 1993
|
United National Party
|
Ranasinghe Premadasa was killed during
a May Day rally, by an LTTE suicide
bomber.
|
Dingiri Banda Wijetunga (1916–2008) |
2 May 1993
|
12 November 1994
|
United National Party
|
Wijetunga was appointed as president
after Ranasinghe Premadasa's assassination by LTTE.
|
Chandrika Kumaratunga (1945–) |
12 November 1994
|
19 November 2005
|
Sri Lanka Freedom Party
(People's Alliance) |
Chandrika Kumarathunga became the
first non-UNP president of the country. she's also
a victim of assassination attempts by LTTE, which were all
unsuccessful.
|
Mahinda Rajapaksa (1945–) |
19 November 2005
|
Incumbent
|
Sri Lanka Freedom Party
(United People's Freedom Alliance) |
Mahinda Rajapaksha ended 25 year long civil war and LTTE terrorism in the
country.
|
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