Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena yesterday said that the government will take three major measures to dispel the misinformation creating misconceptions about the new constitution
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BIA Customs officials discover 33,600 foreign cigarettes
Sri Lanka Customs has arrested a Sri Lankan woman, allegedly with a stock of foreign cigarettes worth over Rs. 1.68 million.Customs Media Spokesperson, Sunil Jayarathna,
Revised railway freight charges set on track – to reach the public tomorrow
Railway freight charges are set to be increased by 50% from tomorrow. The freight charges have been increased after nine years. Manager of Marketing and
NWSDB says noon water cut is due to ‘mandatory repairs’
The National Water Supply and Drainage Board (NWSDB) says the supply of water to several areas including Medirigiriya will be temporarily suspended due to a
Indonesian sailing vessel arrives at Sri Lanka port on a goodwill mission
Sri Lanka Navy, in accordance with naval traditions, ceremonially welcomed the Indonesian sailing vessel ‘Bima Suci’, arrived at the Port of Colombo on a goodwill
Global Voices Summit 2017 in Colombo, Sri Lanka from Dec 2-3
Digital activists, bloggers and citizen media journalists from around the world will gather in Colombo in December at their annual flagship event to discuss the
Minister instructs to grant the unjustly expelled Kekirawa student a suitable national school
Sri Lanka’s Minister of Education Akila Viraj Kariyawasam has instructed the education officials to take measures to provide the female student, who was unjustly
Court dismisses case against former deputy minister Karuna Amman on AG’s instructions
A Sri Lankan court on the instructions of the Attorney General has dismissed the case filed against former Deputy Minister Vinayagamoorthy Muralitharan alias Karuna Amman,
Education Ministry to recruit over 6000 diploma holders
The Ministry of Education has decided to recruit more than 6,600 diploma holders who have passed GCE Advanced Level examination, for teaching service. According to
Heavy rains today – forecasts Met Dept
Issuing a weather advisory, the Met Department says that prevailing showery condition is expected to further enhance today. Heavy rainfall exceeding 150mm could be expected