In the wake of a new variant COVID-19 dubbed ‘Eris’ spreading rapidly across the United Kingdom, triggering alarm among health officials, Sri Lankan Health authorities said they keep a close eye on the new developments of the virus and are on ale

Spanish immigrants called it El Nino, meaning “the little boy” in Spanish

Party filed a plaint when its former Secretary Prof. Vitharana continued to interfere with the LSSP’s political affairs

Says government’s policy decision is to revise the electricity tariff biannually, in January and July

SLAF temporarily grounds all PT-6 aircraft

Authorities urge public to exercise vigilance and seek proper verification before engaging in any financial transactions or commitments

Officers of the Gampola Crime Investigation Unit said the circumstance that led to the incident were in question

Maharagama co-organiser teledrama actor Rodney Fraser threatens to resign from party following alleged sidelining

Animals in national parks hard hit without water

Myan Kumara was donated to the Ballanwila Rajamaha Viharaya by the Myanmar government in 2013

It is alleged that the reason to cancel the tender that was floated in October 2022, to purchase 2.5 million Cefuroxime Sodium Injections

The girl alleged that she was sexually assaulted by her class teacher

The secretariat established by France , India and Japan discusses the debt restructuring process of Sri Lanka , and no final decision has been made yet

In bid to relieve students from the burden of term tests, the Education Ministry has decided to hold only one examination per year for all Grades in schools from 2024, said Education Minister Susil Premajayantha while participating at ceremony in th

Consultant Judicial Medical Officer (JMO) Dr. Ruhul Haq who is in hot water after having found to have acted against the suspension imposed by the Sri Lanka Medical Council (SLMC), is likely to face an extension, Daily Mirror learns.

Some 50,000 farmer families have been affected by the current drought situation, Agriculture Minister Mahinda Amaraweera said yesterday. However he said there is no threat to food security at the moment.

Work on the new track will begin on August 12

Most of the lecturers have left the country and have not returned

Health Minister Keheliya Rambukwella should call for a meeting of former health ministers from both the ruling party and the opposition to come up with a new health policy, a Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) MP said yesterday.

Entering wildlife and forest conservation reserves located in the Nuwara Eliya district, climbing the mountains located in those reserves, and camping in those mountains are strictly prohibited, as of August 4, Nuwara Eliya District Se

The All Ceylon Farmers’ Federation together with other farmers have planned to file a complaint with the Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (HRCSL) today as thousands of farmers are faced with a crisis due to

The Supreme Court on last Friday (04) concluded the arguments put forward in support and against the Bill titled “Contempt of a Court, Tribunal or Institution”. Accordingly, all parties were directed to

Chairman of the committee appointed to re draw delimitation of constituencies in local government, provincial and parliamentary level Mahinda Deshapriya said he expects that one of the postponed elections will be held before September 15.

The vision to transform Colombo into a beautiful city is already in motion, with plans provided by Surbana Jurong while similar plans have been prepared for Trincomalee, aiming to enhance the development in that region as well, President Ranil Wickre

Pear cultivators in Nuwara Eliya and Ragala areas have been left without a remunerative market for their produce, much to their anxiety.

Sri Lanka is intensifying its efforts to enhance diplomatic relations with West Asian nations, with the latest focus on strengthening trade ties with Iran, particularly for revitalizing its tea market as part of these endeavours during Foreign Minist

Piyumi Fonseka, Deputy Editor of Investigations at the Daily Mirror, was honoured with the Bronze Award for her coverage of human trafficking issues and the efforts to raise awareness about the pressing concern. The award ceremony, organised by Anura

Gandhi was convicted in March in a case brought by a lawmaker from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party

The electricity bill plaguing the historic Mihintale Temple has been resolved through the financial backing of Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) party members and donors, its leader Sajith Premadasa said. Mr. Premadasa has delivered a