Amendments proposed by India have also been incorporated into the SOP

Whilst announcing the decision to postpone the GCE Advanced Level examination , Minister of Education Susil Premajayantha said it was done despite several complications it would lead to.

Main symptoms are nausea, fever, headache, confusion

India suspended its visa services in Canada Thursday, as tensions between the two countries continue to escalate following allegations of New Delhi’s involvement in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian citizen and Sikh leader, the foreig

Over 70% of public authorities have disclosed online less than 40% of the information they were required to by the Right to Information Act (RTI Act), according to a recent study conducted by Verité Research. The Ministries of Agriculture and Public

President Ranil Wickremesinghe met Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and discussed bilateral cooperation. President Raisi stated that both countries need to build on their traditional friendship by identifying new pathways to further expand cooperation

He pledged to lead Sri Lanka towards sustainable growth, ensuring peace and prosperity for all, with the support of both the nation and the international community

The Court of Appeal has affirmed the life imprisonment imposed by the Colombo High Court against a former Army Major convicted of committing the offences of possession and trafficking of 5.9 kilograms of heroin in 2006.

Medical specialists raise concerns over the impending dismissal of three public health management assistants from the Health Ministry who are responsible for the handling of documents related to medical specialists, Daily Mirror learns.

To mitigate the present crisis of counterfeit security stickers on liquor bottles that incur a loss of billions of rupees to the government, a new digital security sticker should be introduced, was opined by Parliamentarian Patali Champika Ranawak

The Contract for Design, Installation, Testing and Commissioning of Signalling system for Sri Lanka Railways from Maho to Anuradhapura (66 km) was signed between the Ministry of Transport and Highways of Sri Lanka and IRCON Ltd yesterday in the pr

If the NWSDB fails to take appropriate action after receiving a complaint, then the responsibility for the consequences should lie with the Board

A police officer has been grilled in court after she revealed she wrote an allegation of a sexual assault by a Sri Lankan cricketer on scrap pieces of paper that she later threw in the bin. Sri Lankan cricketer Danushka Gunathilaka is facing a jud

She has a different power, I don’t know what you call them…I was so interested about those things because I am a Buddhist…

Notable Non–Ministerial MPs in the entourage are Mahindananda Aluthgamage, Rohitha Abeygunawardane, Premanath C. Dolawatte and Vadivel Suresh

People currently expect the government to take austerity measures. In such a situation, we will lose face if the size of the Cabinet is increased further

Relatives have offered a prize of Rs.2 million to anyone providing reliable information on the individual who removed the body of two year old girl from Bharathipuram public cemetery and whereabouts of the body.

Injury concerns remain as Sri Lanka yet to announce World Cup squad

The Supreme Court in a landmark judgment held that the belated position taken up by Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) and its refusal to issue a permit to operate a solar power electricity generation plant in Vavuniya was contrary to the law and both CE

The book launch of the Factum Foreign Policy Review “A Vision for a new Sri Lanka” took place on Tuesday(19), at the Lakshman Kadirgamar Institute in Colombo. The author of the book Uditha Devapriya is seen here presenting a copy of the book to V

The woman was grilled by the cricketer’s barrister, Murugan Thangaraj SC, about the intimate moment

In the recent past, Sri Lanka has witnessed a worrying increase in various forms of criminal activities such as shootings, killings in broad daylight and theft, robbery, and drug-related offenses, raising concerns among citizens and authorities alike

The sinkhole which measured 16 feet in depth, was the result of an underground pipe bursting on the road

Countering recent claims made that Beijing was sending ships to Sri Lanka to spy on India; President Ranil Wickremesinghe on Monday said that there are no spy ships in Sri Lanka but research vessels visiting Sri Lanka for the past 10 years, South Chi

Some allegations that have been made on Easter Sunday attacks are merely conspiracy theories that reject accepted narratives with regard to the April 2019 attacks, a senior police officer told MPs during a meeting held at the parliamentary complex.

The Online Safety Bill which was gazetted on Monday night is a draconian piece of legislation that will drive international IT giants such as Facebook, Google and Instagram away from Sri Lanka, SJB MP Harsha de Silva informed the House yesterday.

SJB MP Nalin Bandara said yesterday a minister who was attired in an improper dress in Parliament Chamber recently had removed his coat inside the Chamber and hence urged the Speaker to take action against him, claiming that it was an indecent act.

The final-year students of the Faculty of Visual Arts of the Visual and Performing Arts University staged a degree show yesterday at the JD Art Gallery. The exhibition consists of painting, ceramics, prin

An attempt to smuggle in a stock of foreign cigarettes worth over Rs.4.5 million by a couple returning from Dubai was thwarted by Sri Lanka Customs officials at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) yesterday morning. The Customs officials

The Colombo Fort Magistrate’s Court yesterday issued an order prohibiting several organisations from conducting events with rituals to commemorate the death anniversary of Rasaiah Parthipan alias Thileepan in several areas in Colombo, in a manner c