Pivithuru Hela Urumaya (PHU) leader former Minister Udaya Gammanpila said it is still feared whether the government will postpone the elections to the local authorities despite nominations being called. Speaking to the press, Gammanpila said the gov

The annual license fee collected from expressway buses was reduced to Rs. 1,296,000. “Earlier, it exceeded Rs.3.3 million due to the increase in fuel prices and bus fares

Three sureties who failed to produce alleged underworld kingpin Kanjipani Imran at court in respect of an ongoing magisterial inquiry were yesterday noticed to appear before court by Colomb

Those who criticize my programme of donating buses to schools are politically incapable people, Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa said yesterday.

Power and Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekera yesterday announced the proposed tariff structure that has been proposed by the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB). The minister has shared the proposed tariff structure for a cost-reflective electricity pr

Total state revenue is hardly sufficient to pay salaries and pensions of public servants and interest on Govt. loans

The term of the Commander was extended with effect from December 30, 2022

A decision was taken to enhance the passenger experience at the airport

Further investigating ongoing to arrest more suspects

Prof. Ashu Marasinghe had sent a letter of demand claiming Rs.500 million and one billion rupees as damages from Hirunika Premachandra and Adarsha Karadana

The suspect was arrested in Kattankudy in Batticaloa

It has been decided to strictly adhere to restrict the number of students to a maximum 40 for Grade 1 – 5 and 45 students for Grade 6-11 from 2023

Supply of electricity, distribution of petroleum products, fuel, service, work or labour in connection with maintenance, reception, care feeding, and treatment of patients

SDIG Jayawardena, who was the former head of State Intelligence, is the second highest senior officer of the Sri Lanka Police

The Sri Lanka Society of Rubber Industry (SLSRI) has expressed concern about the statement made by State Minister Ranjith Siyambalapitiya that amid the strict import control regime on rubber, Sri Lanka’s natural rubber prices are stabilizing.

Colombo Chief Magistrate’s Court yesterday ordered the Government Analyst to conduct DNA tests on blood samples an

Releasing the imprest will depend on the receiving of the revenue and ability to borrow-EC

-We believe that the SLPP can win the majority of divisions in the upcoming local government elections -A direct decision has not yet been taken on an alliance with the UNP

The new price of a litre of Lanka Auto Diesel is Rs. 405 and Lanka Kerosene is Rs. 355

State Minister of Finance Ranjith Siyambalapitiya said yesterday that a gazette notification will be issued introducing new HS codes

Former British Prime Minister David Cameron, who is on a personal visit to Sri Lanka, met President Ranil Wickremesinghe at the Presidential Secretariat yesterday, according to a statement from the President’s Media Division (

Candidates from political parties and independent groups are vying for 8,711 slots in 340 LG bodies except the Elpitiya PS

Will be carried out with the aim of facilitating and streamlining imports and exports

The government is seeking various tactics to postpone the election

“It took more than three hours to issue visas for the tourists who arrived after a flight of eight hours”

This is to bring to your attention the news published on the Daily Mirror newspaper dated January 2, 2023 titled “Regulation of Elections Expenditure Bill to be taken up on the 5th” The said news contains inaccurate information pertaining to the

Claims it is totally against the taxation process and the Electricity Act in the country

“We have not been able to resolve the economic crisis to the fullest. We need to achieve this in 2023”

A writ petition filed challenging the Council of Legal Education’s decision to conduct all study courses of Sri Lanka Law College in En

The Electricity Consumers Association General Secretary Sanjeewa Dhammika requested power consumers not to pay the increased bill