The Day Brief of December 17, 2017
1. James Dauris, High Commissioner of United Kingdom, (one of the main countries that supported the Geneva UNHRC resolutions against…
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1. James Dauris, High Commissioner of United Kingdom, (one of the main countries that supported the Geneva UNHRC resolutions against…
1. “The Prime Minister is boasting that he got a cheque for USD 290 million from the Chinese by selling…
1. Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa invites people to cast their votes at the upcoming Local Government Election on the basis…
1. Constitution making process continues unabated notwithstanding various assurances: Debate on six sub-committees to be followed by final report to…
1. Auditor General Gamini Wijesinghe says Sri Lanka should be ashamed to have been called one of the four countries…
1. Train strike continues: Government’s Essential Services Order ignored by strikers: children sitting GCE O/Level badly affected 2. No Fertilizer:…
1. Train strike nears a week: General public and school children greatly inconvenienced: People seen travelling dangerously on top of…
1. Sri Lanka sets new world record: International Parliamentary Association reveals that Sri Lanka is the country with the highest…
1. Hambantota Port handed over to Chinese company with 25 year tax holiday 2. Railway strike continues for third day:…
President Sirisena gives yet another extension to the Bond Comm:original completion date was 27th April 2017, and new completion date…