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 examinations department www.doenets.lk and www.results.exams.gov.lk. The examination was held on October 15. A total of 338,737 candidates had sat for the exam and 50,664 student have obtained marks higher th
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 highlighted th
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, moments after she celebrated the occasion by cutting a birthday cake with her classmates. According to Police, the incident was reported at Weragoda Vidyalaya in Wellampitiya yesterday. The injured child
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 and challenged the Criminal Investigations Department to arrest him if they can. Attorney-at-Law Indatissa who represented the suspect in this incident also said that no matter what the court think
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, from those who had been held responsible for the economic crisis. He told Parliament that the country’s economy can be revived just from the money parked by the Rajapaksa brothers outside the country.
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
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, cases will be filed against them, Director of Consumer Affairs and Information at the Consumer Affairs Autho
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 feel that the state Minister Gamage, MPs Sujith Sanjaya Perera and Rohana Bandara should be suspended from Parliament for two months. It has also been suggested that the report should be
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 targets to satisfy the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Contrary to expectations, the 2024 budget did not introduce new taxes or increase existing tax rates. Instead, the primary revenue propo
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 benefits from SLC, he would promptly resign from his current position. According to letters shared on social media, SLC offered Tennakoon a secret consultancy role as an advisor to the Consultant Securit
The budget 2024 has proposed to steer the country through the same failed economic path instead of finding permanent solutions to the grave economic issues faced by the country, NPP leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake said yesterday. Commenting on the budge
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?