As part of the national initiative "Integrity Culture – Clean Sri Lanka," National Integrity Week is being observed across the country from 27 July to 31 July 2026.

This national programme aims to promote an honest and transparent public service in Sri Lanka while enhancing the ethical well-being of its citizens.

As part of this initiative, the inaugural programme of the "Integrity Culture – Clean Sri Lanka" National Programme was held today, 27 July 2026 (Monday), at the Auditorium of the Divisional Secretariat, Irakkamam, under the patronage of Divisional Secretary - M.S.M. Razzan.

During the event, the Integrity Pledge, emphasizing transparency in the public service, the provision of honest and corruption-free services, and prioritizing the welfare of the public, was read by Administrative Officer I.L.M. Razak. Thereafter, all officers of the Divisional Secretariat took the oath, pledging to perform their duties with honesty and integrity.

Addressing the gathering, the Divisional Secretary highlighted that integrity, transparency, and accountability are fundamental values of the public service. He further emphasized the importance of carrying out official responsibilities with honesty, efficiency, and unity in order to maintain the trust and confidence of the public.

The event was attended by Assistant Divisional Secretary N.F. Ayma, Deputy Director (Planning) K.L. Hamsar, Administrative Grama Niladhari K.M.U. Nilupul Kumar, Samurdhi Management Director A.L. Nawfer, along with heads of divisions and numerous officers of the Divisional Secretariat.

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The concluding ceremony of the Second Language Sinhala Course (100 hours) conducted for school students under the financial allocation of the previous year by the Secretariat for National Unity and Reconciliation, operating under the Ministry of Justice and National Integration, was held on 20 January 2026 at the Divisional Secretariat Auditorium, under the coordination of the Irikamam Divisional Secretariat.The concluding ceremony of the Second Language Sinhala Course (100 hours) conducted for school students under the financial allocation of the previous year by the Secretariat for National Unity and Reconciliation, operating under the Ministry of Justice and National Integration, was held on 20 January 2026 at the Divisional Secretariat Auditorium, under the coordination of the Irakkamam Divisional Secretariat.

The event was attended by Divisional Secretary Mr. M. S. M. Rassaan, Assistant Divisional Secretary Ms. N. F. Ayma, Administrative Officer Mr. I. L. M. Razaak, Accountant Mr. M.R Naseemul Haq, school principals, course resource person Mr. A. M. M. Mujeeb, and National Unity Development Officer Ms. M. L. Rinoza, among others.

During the ceremony, Second Language Sinhala textbooks were distributed to selected schools, and certificates were awarded to the students who successfully completed the course.

The programme aimed to enhance second language proficiency among school students and to promote national unity and reconciliation through language learning.

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The world mental health day-2021 was celebrated on 10th of October 2021 under the theme of “Mental Health for All in An Unequal World” at Divisional secretariat, Irakkamam.

The Ministry of Justice and Social Integration organized a mentoring awareness event for student leaders.

The Teachers Day was celebrated on 6th of October 2021 at Divisional secretariat, Irakkamam.

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