It was revealed that the 36 ships are completely handled by Sri Lankan seafarers at the moment

All the mainstream political parties yesterday assured that they are ready for the local Government (LG) polls and busy with cond

Cities with dense populations should have modern urban mass transportation systems

The Health Ministry has declared special dengue control days today (30) and tomorrow (31)

Under the current tariff structure, the CEB’s total revenue for October was Rs. 33.6 billion, and it was Rs 35.6 billion in November

The new demerit points system will link the DMT, Sri Lanka Police, Courts and Judicial system and even the private insurance agencies

The total in-kind donation provided by Heart to Heart International is worth an approximate total of $19,915,909.38 USD (i.e., LKR 7.4 billion)

Rs. 10,000 will be credited to the account of a farmer who cultivates one hectare of paddy and Rs. 20,000 to a farmer who cultivates two hectares

The young woman and another, from Udarawa in Pelwatta, were on their way home after attending religious observances and were waiting for a bus in Passara town

The cost of the project is said to be Rs.33 Billion

Air passengers will have the facility to fill out their cards online three days prior to their travel

The two student leaders cannot enter the campus for any purpose without permission from the university administration

They had been arrested by police in connection with a fraud involving 11 GI pipes purchased for a project

The 38-year-old suspect was identified as a taxi driver in America, and he had come to Sri Lanka as a tourist

Ilankai Tamil Arashu Katchchi (ITAK), the dominant party of the Tamil National Alliance (TNA), declined a request to

The CID has recorded statements from more than 80 persons including the mother-in-law of businessman Dinesh Schaffter in connection with the investigations into the murder. Schaffter’s mother in law was questioned as investigators found SMS messag

Sri Lanka-born Galleon hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam, alleged of being the mastermind of the largest hedge-fund insider-trading rings in US history, is presently in Sri Lanka and will meet some Sri Lankan politicians in the coming days, the Daily

Health Minister Keheliya Rambukwella had instructed the Ministry to appoint a committee to prepare a list of drugs to consider a price reduction, GMOA Spokesman Dr. Chamil Wijesinghe said today.

Rejecting allegations about the purchasing of a consignment of medicinal drugs under the Indian Credit Line (ICL) and his visit to inspect the production of drugs to India, Health Minister Keheliya Rambukwella

Dilan who attended yesterday’s media briefing with partly healed several deep wounds said the incident was fabricated by parties with malicious interests

Police Chief C.D. Wickramaratne has summoned all the teams investigating the death of businessman Dinesh Shaffter to discuss the progress of investigations into the death, a senior police officer confirmed yesterday.

Sufficient allocations had been made to the Election Commission in the budget

A six-year-old girl and her mother who arrived at Madurai airport from China via Sri Lanka tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday. They were both isolated by authorities.

Sri Lanka is likely to issue health guidelines on arrivals from China, after the Chinese government announced that it would scrap mandatory COVID quarantine.

With the statement made by the Power and Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekera about increasing the electricity bill from January 4, the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) United Trade Union Alliance has

Whilst stating that government funds are sufficient to pay salaries of public servants, pensions and to make Samurdhi payments, a spokesman from the Finance Ministry yesterday said holding an election is an impossible task.

Government will have to pay 85% of the salaries of the 30,000 people who are retiring as their pension

Nissanka Priyadarshana, alias ‘Dubai Sudda’ was taken into custody yesterday by officials of the Sri Lanka Foreign Employment Bureau (SLFEB), over allegations of sending job seekers oversea

During the salary week of January (from January 23 to 27), the Government Medical Officers’ Association (GMOA) has decided to launch a countrywide ‘Black Week Protest’ demanding the removal of the new personal income tax, which is expected to c

Charges will have to be increased in a higher proportion