He was elected to the post, receiving 188 votes from 144 countries in the Asia-Pacific region

Judging from the pellets found in the head of the elephant recovered from Kirindi Oya at Thelulla colony in Kudaoya, wildlife conservators have decided that the jumbo had been shot dead.

KOFIH, as an “institution specializing in development assistance for global healthcare improvements” is seeking to play a larger role in saving precious lives and improving their health without discrimination against race, gender, country, and re

This annual training programme is designed to enhance interoperability, foster military cooperation, conduct joint tactical operations, share experiences, and address transnational military issues

The Examinations Department’s Commissioner General H.J.M.C.Amith Jayasundara said yesterday that results of 2023 grade five scholarship examination with be released today . The results will be released through the official websites of the examina

The drama unfolded after a document was circulated over social media which said Professor Bandara had been a consultant of the Kandy Cricket Campus project

Sri Lanka’s cricket crisis has taken a chaotic turn with some members of the Committee on Public Enterprises (COPE) and its chairman Ranjith Bandara accusing each other of mishandling the probe on Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC). Some COPE members highl

Children exposed to digital screens before age three are likely to develop myopia

The Birthday celebration of a six year old girl ended in tragedy, when a school’s concrete wash basin collapsed, causing injuries to two other girls and three boys. Shehansa Kodagoda tragically lost her life on the day of her sixth birthday, mome

Attorney-at-Law Kalinga Indatissa (PC) yesterday informed Maligakanda Magistrate Lochani Abeywickrama that the mastermind of the case behind the importation of substandard immunoglobulin and distributing them to government hospitals is in the cabinet

Colombo Chief Magistrate’s Court yesterday revoked its previous order issued on two private insurance companies to suspend two local insurance policies belonging to late businessman Dinesh Schaff

While Sri Lanka is facing a significant dengue outbreak with cases soaring, the Public Health Inspectors’ Union has decided to stay away from dengue control activities from yesterday (15).

A factory worker in Koggala Free Trade Zone was run over by train last morning at the level crossing near the FTZ.

The increase in liquor license fees will not affect the retail selling prices of liquor, Excise Department Commissioner Kapila Kumarasinghe said. Addressing the media, he said there is no c

Claiming that the Rajapaksa brothers have enough money parked outside the country to pay the 22 million people in this country if compensation had been ordered by the Supreme Court, TNA MP M.A. Sumanthiran said the recovery process must start now, fr

The 19th A could not proceed even for five years. When 18A was introduced, we said the politicians who mediated to bring it will be in trouble, that has happened today

The head of a wild elephant, which had been separated from its trunk, was found in Kirindi Oya by the locals.

Respondents were ordered to pay a legal cost of Rs.150,000 to each petitioner

Another budget has been presented. Is it merely another budget, or does it differ from those in the past? These are loaded questions, given the distinct environment in which the 2024 budget was presented. However, it seems that the 2024 budg

He said UNP will look at re-grouping and making a comeback before elections next year

While marking the discontinuation of the conventional practice of issuing printed paper bills, the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB)

Committee on Public Enterprises (COPE) yesterday rebuked Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) for following weak processes in carrying out its activit

If the retirement rule is implemented as planned, a total of 305 specialists, including 70 doctors who will turn 63, will be forced to retire

In the aftermath of the tenth anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative ( BRI), the Communist Party of China (CPC) enhanced engag

A total of 22,000 raids have been conducted during the past ten months, and cases have been filed against 19,000 offenders. The reports of the government analysts are to be received for the remaining incidents, and soon after receiving the reports, c

The Supreme Court yesterday dismissed two contempt of court applications filed against the Treasury Secretary Mahinda Siriwardana. These applications had

The committee which probed the alleged assault of State Minister Diana Gamage at the lobby recently is to hand over its reports to the Speaker today. It was reliably learnt that the committee is divided on their conclusion, while most of the members

President Ranil Wickremesinghe yesterday unveiled a budget that could be deemed pragmatic, acknowledging the limited fiscal and political room for additional taxes, while simultaneously showcasing ambition through its revenue proposals and deficit

Senior DIG Deshabandu Tennakoon yesterday refuted the claim that he had accepted a confidential consultancy role with Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) and asserted that if there were any substantiated proof demonstrating that he had received any form of benef