Hatton school reopens for O/L, A/L students contrary to instructions

The principal of Hatton Tamil Maha Vidyalaya had reopened the school yesterday for G.C.E. Ordinary Level and Advanced Le

Indian and Royal Navy ships arrive in SL

The visit marks a milestone in the history of bilateral relations

Chemical farming; 10,000 people perish annually due to renal failure: Minister

Govt. guarantees Rs.80 a kilo for organic paddy

COVID situation at National Hospital under control: Health officials

The number of ICU admissions has come down to seven

Health Minister-NMRA feud worsens over CEO Post

President intervenes and put forward his nominee

Billionaire Gautam Adani arrives; scheduled to meet President

Principals’, Teachers’ TUs protest urging Govt. to grant their demands

The School Principals’ and Teachers’ Trade Union Alliance held a protest in Fort yesterday, calling the government to grant their demand

WHO tracks 20 sublineages of Delta Variant

AY.4.2 is one of them

Pope saddened by situation with regard to the Easter Sunday attacks

Pope Francis in a letter addressed to Archbishop of Colombo Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith has expressed his solidarity with him in uncovering the truth with regard to Easter Sunday attacks and meting out justice to those who were affected by the mayhem.

Uniforms not a must for children in schools today: Prof. Perera

There may be children who are attending school for the first time

Air Force to produce organic fertilizer

In line with this vision of the government, on the instructions of the Commander, the Sri Lanka Air Force Organic Fertilize

Heavy showers lash central hills

Several areas including Nuwara Eliya, Hawa Eliya and Kandapola towns had experienced floods on Saturday (23)

Back to chemicals at last Importation of Nano Nitrogen Liquid Fertilizer’ and Sulfate of Ammonia was not a deviation of Govt. policy

Changing to organic fertilizer adverse affects on tea industry was reason for immediate import of ‘Nano Nitrogen Liquid Fertilizer’ (NNLF)

Traffic cop involved in assault of two youth at Eravur interdicted

The officer had been measuring an accident on the road using tape and two youth riding a motorcycle had gone past at speed dragging the tape for nearly 500 yards

Singapore removes Sri Lanka from travel restriction list

Re-opening of its borders would be applicable for six countries, including Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and India

Namal Karunaratne demands Rs.500 million as damages from Mahindananda Aluthgamage

Making an oral defamatory statement regarding his involvement to the ongoing farmers’ protests

Cabinet approval violated when importing nano nitrogen from India: Handunneththi

Fertilizer had been imported through a private company contrary to the Cabinet approval

COVID-19: Preventive measures to be followed at places of religious worship issued

Maximum number of persons who would be allowed to enter places of worship should not exceed 50

Crisis hits SLIIT Campus

The previous government had appointed a four member committe to decide on the institute but dissolution of Parliament in 2020 prevented the last government from making a decision

SL Ambassador-designate to Saudi Arabia hosted to a tea party

Ambassador-designate to Saudi Arabia, Packeer Mohideen Amza was hosted at an evening tea party by Editor of Colombo Ti

Optimistic about a win-win situation for teachers and principals : Dullas

Mass Media Minister Dullas Alahapperuma, who is also a former Education Minister expressed hopes that the national education system will be back to normal from today onwards after more than one and half years with the prospect of all s

A scam behind the importation of Nano Nitrogen liquid fertilizer: Sajith

Stating that there had been a scam behind the importation of Nano Nitrogen liquid fertilizer, Leader of Opposition Sajith Premadasa called for an independent transparent probe on it. Speaking dur

Wilpattu National Park Bathiudeen’s appeal challenging judgment fixed for inquiry

The appeal petition filed by former Minister Rishad Bathiudeen seeking an order to set aside the judgment of the Court of A

Renovated ‘Eighty Club’ at Independence Avenue, declared open by PM

The Prime Minister illuminated the premises and unveiled the plaque symbolising the official opening

President wants SPC Chairman to stay until replacement found

The President has agreed to his intention to step down from the post as SPC Chairman

Budget debate to be interpreted in sign language

This proposal had been made by the Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardenethe

Inter Provincial travel restrictions to be lifted on Oct.31

Booster dose for frontline workers after Nov. 1

Fertiliser crisis SJB legislators demonstrate in Parliament

SJB (Samagi Jana Balawegaya) MPs yesterday demonstrated holding placards and shouting slogans in the chamber of Parliament urging the government to resolve the fertiliser issue . The demonstration began soon after the commencement of public business. SJB MPs took out placards and shouted slogans when Chief Opposi

Arresting and torturing an individual mistakenly over theft of motor bicycle SC awards one million compensation

The Supreme Court held that police officers are bound to treat every person with dignity and respect

Covid booster shots for frontline workers from Nov1

Train services to commence next Monday