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Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith, Archbishop of Colombo, has expressed confidence in the government's commitment to uncovering the truth behind the Easter Sunday bombings.
Dr. Nalinda Jayatissa reveals politicians receiving funds from the President’s Fund, sparking investigations into misuse.
Ministers’ misuse of the Presidential Fund exposed, raising governance concerns
Sajith Premadasa promises full disclosure of academic credentials, marking a new chapter for transparency in Sri Lankan politics.
Dr. Jagath Wickramaratne elected as Sri Lanka’s Speaker, signaling a new chapter for political reform and collaboration.
Colombo Stock Exchange ranks second in South Asia, attracting investments and showcasing exceptional growth in trading volumes and sectors.
Former President praises the India agreement, highlighting its benefits for energy, industry, and long-term Indo-Lanka relations.
Parliament elects a new Speaker today following Ashoka Ranwala’s resignation, marking a key moment in the Tenth Parliament.
Galle Harbour Port City halted due to severe environmental concerns, highlighting sustainable decisions by the NPP government.
Supreme Court rules Azath Salley’s arrest violated constitutional rights, orders compensation for illegal detention under PTA.
Supreme Court dismisses Fundamental Rights petition, imposing costs on the petitioner. Constitutional Council proceeds with judge appointments.
President’s visit to China will boost bilateral trade, finalize the FTA, and create opportunities for SMEs and manufacturers.
Ambewela Farms achieves 62,000 litres daily milk production, showcasing innovation and boosting Sri Lanka’s dairy self-sufficiency.
PUCSL to finalize electricity tariff revision for Jan-June 2025 after public consultations. Share your views before Jan 8.
Sri Lanka's foreign policy must balance national, human, and global interests, says PM at BCIS convocation.
The government lost Rs. 1,384 million due to a luxury tax exemption limit hike, exposing significant administrative lapses.
Catholic Bishops Conference warns against fake bishops like Jerome Fernando.
President Dissanayake leads 2025 Budget discussions on health, media, and agriculture sectors.
The government plans to repurpose mansions and bungalows, like Visumpaya, for economic benefits.
US sanctions Sri Lankan ex-officials for corruption involving Airbus and MiG deals.
Former CCD Director ASP Neville de Silva arrested by CID for abduction and aiding unlawful detention.
Former MP Dullas Alahapperuma demands justice for Rs.720M public fund misuse by the previous regime.
World Bank reaffirms support for Sri Lanka’s Clean Sri Lanka programme, boosting development in agriculture and digitalization.
Rice and coconuts are now sold at controlled prices through Lanka Sathosa to counter shortages and prevent exploitation.
361 liquor licences, including FL/4 permits, were issued to MPs by the previous regime, raising transparency concerns.
All Share Price Index hits a historic high of 13,512, driven by Banking sector and retail investor interest.
South Korea lifts martial law after lawmakers reject Yoon’s decree, sparking questions about the nation’s future.
Cabinet approves Rs. 6,000 allowance per child to support schoolchildren's education amid economic challenges.
Sajith Premadasa condemns the government's alleged use of the PTA to suppress social media, demanding accountability and freedom.
Cabinet approves the Clean Sri Lanka Fund, promoting progress and reconciliation under the Presidential Task Force.
Sri Lanka’s credit rating may rise as Moody’s recognizes bond restructuring efforts, boosting investor confidence and economic recovery.
GCE Advanced Level exams rescheduled to December due to adverse weather. New dates ensure clarity and student well-being.
World Bank pledges to assist Sri Lanka with innovative solutions in education, healthcare, and poverty alleviation.
Sri Lanka faces six deaths and widespread damage due to adverse weather. Thousands relocated as storms intensify.
Sri Lanka sees a rise in tourist arrivals, reaching 1.7M in 2024. India remains the top market, boosting growth prospects.
President directs swift relief for disaster-hit areas, emphasizing grassroots mechanisms and secure facilities for affected individuals.
A/L exams resumption date will be announced on November 29th after assessing the weather situation, ensuring student safety.
Australia pledges technical support for Sri Lanka’s "Clean Sri Lanka" initiative in security, maritime, and modernization efforts.
Sri Lanka’s bond restructuring marks a milestone in economic recovery, with President urging creditor cooperation for future progress.
Flights to Bandaranaike Airport diverted to Mattala and India due to severe weather, ensuring passenger safety and smooth operations.
Central Bank of Sri Lanka adopts a single interest rate mechanism, boosting monetary policy efficiency and financial market stability.
SLBFE blames ex-minister for illegal E-8 visa scam, risking jobs, and vows legal action against those involved.
ADB’s $200M loan for Sri Lanka will modernize power networks, enhance renewable energy integration, and ensure efficient energy delivery.
Met Department issues red alert for Sri Lanka with landslide warnings in six districts. Stay updated on safety guidelines.
Excavation at Central Expressway site revealed no treasure, only metal rocks, debunking myths about buried valuables.
IMF urges Sri Lanka to increase social spending in the 2025 budget to support vulnerable populations and ensure inclusivity.
Sri Lanka welcomed 120,961 tourists in early November, raising annual arrivals to 1,741,676, led by India and Russia.
The government targets $35 billion in export revenue by 2030, focusing on industrial growth and economic stability.
Vocational education drives growth and offers clear paths to success, emphasized PM Dr. Harini Amarasuriya yesterday.
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake outlined IMF progress and economic reforms in his Policy Statement at Parliament’s inaugural session.
The Tenth Parliament began yesterday with significant leadership changes, including the election of Speaker Dr. Ashoka Ranwala.
The Ministry of Education confirms school holidays starting today. Schools will reopen for the second phase on January 2, 2025.
Adani Chairman faces U.S. fraud charges of $250M bribery. Allegations risk global projects and ties with India’s economy.
The ICC issues warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant, and Deif over alleged war crimes. Israel and Hamas reject allegations.
Sri Lanka to initiate a stolen asset recovery mechanism under global frameworks like UNCAC and STAR Initiative for transparency.
ADB approves $200M loan to support Sri Lanka’s financial sector reforms, focusing on inclusion, governance, and MSME growth.
Public Security Ministry introduces measures to combat crime, reform police recruitment, and enhance law enforcement for justice and safety.
$1.5 billion Jaffna Lagoon project and $1 billion Beragala golf resort revived under Sri Lanka’s new government.
Secretary General announces benefits for new MPs, including housing, allowances, and security, ensuring effective performance of duties.
Supreme Court dismisses Ravi Seneviratne's petition challenging his arrest over a road accident in Wellawatte in 2023.
The government confirms no State Ministers but plans 26-28 deputy ministers, aligning with its manifesto.
President Dissanayake emphasizes balanced IMF recovery, focusing on transparency, social spending, and economic stability.
Ravi Karunanayake’s National List nomination sparks tensions within the NDF and UNP.
Sri Lanka's new Cabinet of Ministers took oaths under NPP leadership.
President Anura Dissanayaka to present the Government Policy Statement in Parliament on November 21st.
President Anura Dissanayaka to present the Government Policy Statement in Parliament on November 21st.
Newly elected Parliamentarians must register via the website or visit the information desk for details.
The 73rd Cardijn Day of YCS Sri Lanka, themed "Armed in Faith," empowered youth through faith and knowledge.
NPP secures historic 2/3rds majority in Sri Lanka Parliament, transforming the political landscape with landmark support.
Kandy police impose travel ban on ex-minister’s relative amidst probe into illegal vehicle assembly.
Over 20 foreign observers will monitor the 2024 general election in Sri Lanka to ensure fair practices.
CEB to submit revised proposals to reduce electricity tariffs to PUCSL next week for consumer affordability.
Sri Lanka’s National Mineral Policy needs updates to align with legal and environmental standards, says Environmental Justice Center.
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake summons the new Parliament, marking a fresh chapter in Sri Lanka’s legislative journey.
India’s decision not to attend the Champions Trophy in Pakistan adds tension; PCB explores hosting options.
Former MP Sujeewa Senasinghe submits his vehicle for a Supreme Court probe amid political victimisation claims.
Sri Lanka’s BOI partners with Celogen Lanka to boost pharmaceutical R&D, advancing the nation’s healthcare sector.
Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Energy installed solar panels on religious shrines to advance the nation’s sustainable energy transition.
The CID probes a Channel 4 documentary on Sri Lanka’s Easter bombings, investigating allegations and conspiracies.
Russia confirms Sri Lanka’s BRICS bid review, denying rejection rumors, as BRICS aims for stronger Global South ties.
President promises land return and prisoner release, urging NPP support to foster unity among Sri Lanka’s diverse communities.
Donald Trump wins U.S. presidential race, defeating Kamala Harris by securing key battleground states across the country
The Appeal Court upheld a 4-year prison sentence for ex-Deputy Minister Premaratne on bribery charges.
Ex-MP hints at Ranil Wickremesinghe's potential comeback, driven by public support for good governance and national stability.
CEB reforms in Sri Lanka's electricity sector continue without privatisation, focusing on a low-cost, people-centered approach.
Supreme Court orders trial to proceed for former officials accused in the 2019 Easter attack case.
A fatal KDU bus accident in Badulla reveals the driver’s license was fake, with investigations still underway.
Trump and Harris vie for votes on the eve of Election Day, deadlocked in Pennsylvania.
Supreme Court dismisses fundamental rights petition on election date.
Lohan Ratwatte’s wife remanded till Nov 7 over unregistered jeep issue.
Michelin discusses elevating Sri Lanka’s rubber industry with EDB support.
President vows legal action on high rice prices amid stock concerns.
Apply for your passport online starting November 6th to enjoy a fast, convenient, and secure process.
Ex-Minister Ratwatte receives prison hospital treatment and special security per magistrate's order.
The Immigration Department receives 50,000 passports, with more to follow, to meet rising demand.
Sri Lanka Police confirm continued security at religious sites to ensure safety for all worshippers and visitors.
ICC appoints Sumathi Dharmawardena as the new Independent Chair of the Anti-Corruption Unit, succeeding Sir Ronnie Flanagan.
Suspect arrested in Wennappuwa for possessing illegally imported motorcycle parts, including engines and assembled motorcycles.
Public can now legally record police officers while on duty, promoting accountability and transparency.
Wickremesinghe stresses the need for security for former leaders while giving up personal privileges.