The Talaimannar Police have launched an investigation after the body of a 10-year-old girl, who had been reported missing, was found half naked. Police said the girl’s grandmother lodged a complaint with the Talaimannar Police on Thursday ni

470 wild elephants deaths reported for 2023

Police trace suspicious financial transactions to the suspect’s spouse’s account

Imposes record fine from responsible shipping company

Petitioner states that she was not summoned to appear before the Commission and did not receive any notice or summons to appear

Former President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga is reportedly behind the latest move to initiate action for the abolition of the executive presidency ahead of the Presidential Election, but it is unlikely to succeed given the inability to secu

​The crisis involving the Executive and the Legislature has heightened to a new level with the judiciary also coming into play over the Constitutional Council’s (CC) rejection of appointment of Court of Appeal President Nissanka Bandula Karunarat

42 Int’l red notices issued for wanted criminals: Deshabandu

Judge directed to match the signature of Minister Keheliya Rambukwella with the signatures of the cabinet memoranda and other documents

Police say the accomplice had also been overseeing a drug network from Dubai

The fees for utilizing the public toilet facilities at the Bastian Mawatha bus stand has been raised to Rs. 50 per person. Previously, the toilet usage fee was Rs. 20 per person, according to its maintenance personnel.

Says it would be preferable to abolish the Executive presidency

Parliamentarian M.A. Sumanthiran has filed a fundamental rights application before the Supreme Court, challenging the Speaker’s act of certifying the Online Safety Bill as enacted into law.

In a bid to address the substantial financial outlay of over $500 million spent annually on importing medicines, Minister of Health Dr. Ramesh Pathirana said plans are underway to scale up the domestic production.

MP Fonseka has been openly critical of the SJB and its leadership despite warnings

Poor practices of the human resources department had caused a host of issues

An MOU was signed between the Department of Forest Conservation of Sri Lanka and AmPark Foundation to restore at-risk forest systems using a modified syntropic agroforestry model. The Revive Project is an initiative of AmPark Foundation, which is a n

Former president Chandrika Kumaratunge said she had not decided to support any candidate in the upcoming presidential election as reported by various media and social media platforms. Office of the former president Kumaratunge said the reports publi

Florists from various areas from the country yesterday claimed that they had received more customers to buy roses for Valentine’s Day and they used to receive more income.

The National Front of Civil Organizations (NFCO) yesterday requested electricity consumers to gather in front of the Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall (BMICH) premises to express opposition to the Public Utilities Commission of Sri

Removed Sri Lanka Medical Council member reappointed

Air Force Commander Udeni Rajapaksa said yesterday that the Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) has embarked on several programmes aimed at modernizing its fleet and enhancing operational capabilities to meet future challenges effectively. During a media

The following quote of the front page article under the title “Do not make CC a puppet of Executive: PC Upul Jayasuriya,” which was carried on Wednesday, February 14th Daily Mirror print edition should be

Moving away from the Colombo and Southern Province, the Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) has made arrangements to initiate a series of projects under the theme “Wings of Friendship,” coinciding with the 73rd anniversary of the Sri Lanka Air Force in th

When they searched further inside the containers they found 488 sacks containing black gram weighing up to 12, 688 kilograms, which had been carefully concealed amongst the rice sacks

Sri Lanka’s attempt to secure an exemption from India on its ban on big onion exports has not materialized resulting in importers looking to other markets for purchases at higher costs, Daily Mirror learns. India’s ban on the export of onions ha

Despite trade union healthcare workers deciding to suspend the strike action, the two-day strike left patients inconvenienced and brought healthcare services to a standstill. The strike, which commenced at 6.30 am on February 13th, also resulted in

Domestic Debt Restructuring (DDR) has cost Sri Lanka a staggering Rs 760 billion, Member of Parliament and former chairman Parliamentary Committee on Ways and Means Patali Champika Ranawaka said yesterday. MP Ranawak

Government and telecom operators remain committed to launching 5G technology commercially

Attention was also paid towards encouraging the use of LED bulbs to reduce electricity consumption