Condemning the recent remarks by Public Security Minister Tiran Alles on eliminating underworld and drug operatives on sight, legal experts of the bar yesterday said Sri Lanka is not a police state to eliminate criminals when a legal system
The lives of schoolchildren and their health is at great risk owing to substandard stationery material and food carriers they use, which are being imported for cheaper rates defying prescribed standards, a medical specialist attached to the Lady Ridgeway Hospital said. LRH Head of Quality Control Unit Dr. Mahinda Wickramarachchi said the local markets are flooded with cheap and substandard school stationery and plastic ware, which are being po
It has been revealed that a total of 558 trees which are more than 100 years old have been identified as being dangerous in Colombo city, Colombo Municipal Council (CMC) Commissioner Bhadrani Jayawardena said. She said that following information from various parties, only 330 trees were identified as dangerous.
The National Consumer Front claimed that a glass of hot water had been sold at Rs. 100 before imposing the new VAT. Its president, Asela Sampath told the Daily Mirror that a similar incident was reported from a vegetarian family restaurant in Jaffna. He claimed that a glass of hot water was sold to customers at a price of Rs. 100. He said a bill issued by t
The fishing community has informed the Colombo Commercial High Court that they have trust and confidence in the Judicial system of Sri Lanka, when demanding compensation from the owners, operator and insurer of the vessel M.V. X-Press Pearl and the responsible
A group of Thai veterinary specialists have taken blood samples from the Thai Tusker at Dalada Maligawa, Professor of the Peradeniya Veterinary Faculty Dr. Asoka Dangolla said. The professor said it is unethical to get samples of the elephant. “The action of Thai experts is suspicious. They called me for a discussion, but I declined to participate as they did something unethical,” Dr. Dangolla said
After India extended restrictions on the outbound shipments of onions until March 31, 2024, Sri Lanka has turned to Pakistan for the import of this essential item but the prices remain high leaving consumers in the lurch, a spokesman said.
CBSL further eases monetary policy stance
CBSL’s single policy interest rate mechanism comes into effect today
Sri Lanka Economic Summit in January 2025
Industries Ministry public day re-launched after four years
Third review approved by IMF, SL to get next US$ 333 million tranche
Govt. taking allegations against Adani seriously
SriLankan Airlines comes under Finance Ministry
Dr. Mahipala out from Health Ministry; removal or resignation?