Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) announced yesterday that they had received approval from the Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) to increase the electricity tariff from today. Accordingly, the

The Court of Appeal yesterday issued an interim order suspending the operation of summons issued by Colombo Fort Magistrate on Western Province Senior DIG Deshabandu Tennakoon.

The main opposition Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) through its latest economic blueprint had called for floating of exchange rates, transparent privatization of state assets and to give priority to manage sovereign debt crisis. “Sri Lanka’s urgen

The ‘Raja Perahera” the Royal procession of the Sri Dalada Maligawa in Kandy will be held on February 19.

Constitutional Council decides to appoint new members to all independent commissions

Says EC must question Government Printer regarding the matter

Speaker of the Council says a decision is expected today

The woman was shot dead when a pistol of a soldier misfired during a raid at Dematagoda

Verdict of the inquest into Dinesh Schaffer’s death is to be delivered on March 8

We pay a monthly salary of LKR one million to work in our trans-Europe truck services

Suspect was arrested following investigations conducted through the mobile phone number used to call the Magistrate

On February 10, Supreme Court three-judge-bench postponed this writ petition for further support on February 23

States decision was taken due to “unavoidable reasons”

An individual whose testicles were seriously injured during a confrontation with another over a previous animosity had been admitted to the Roberiya Divisional Hospital and transferred to the Badulla General Hospital.

They are straws, mixers, yoghurt cups and spoons, plates, cups, knives, forks, garlands and string hopper mats made of plastic

Certain bouquets with several roses cost more than Rs. 2,500

UNP General Secretary Palitha Range Bandara says the polls chief has indicated the election will not be held as scheduled

Claims100-hours of non-stop music will unquestionably have a negative impact on the environment

It could become a serious issue if more tremors occur

The Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau (SLTPB) and the Tourism Ministry, yesterday denied providing approval for the staging of the Deep Jungle festival on the outskirts of Habarana from Feb.17 to Feb.20 which was advertised as a ‘major tourism fes

The Ayurveda Department said today that legal action would be taken against the company that manufactured and released chocolates mixed with cannabis, Dr. P. Tharanga of the Ayurveda Department said.

The suspect who stole the car belonging to the Kuliyapitiya Additional District Judge which was valued at Rs.6 million has telephoned the magistrate and demanded Rs. 500,000 to return the car and documents in the car.

The National Council, a parliamentary body, informs officials of the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) and the Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) to discuss before taking a decision on the implementation of the proposed electricity tariff

The Criminal Investigations Department (CID) will send a team to Indonesia to probe and assist in the investigation into the death of billionaire businessman Onesh Subasinghe who was found

South Asia’s first-ever aircraft dismantling yard is to be established at the Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport (MRIA) soon, officials said. A MRIA senior official told the Daily Mirror exclusively that the project was expected to be compl

The main opposition Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) yesterday sounded alarm that the government has not given up its clandestine moves to sabotage the conduct of the Local Council (LC) polls as yet and added if the Treasury or the Finance Ministry has t

German MP Dr. Peter Ramsauer is to hold high-level meetings in Sri Lanka this week, the German Embassy in Sri Lanka said.. Dr.Peter Ramsauer is s

The Colombo Chief Magistrate’s Court yesterday ordered the Cinnamon Gardens Police to submit a progress report on thirteen suspects including National Organiser of the Samagi Jana Balawegaya Wo

The Department of Government Printing has informed the Election Commission yesterday that the printing work related to the upcoming Local Government elections cannot be carried out without payments, the Election Commission said. It said in a lette