Second Phase of Third School Term Begins Today; Some Schools Remain Closed
The second phase of the third school term for this year commences today (16) for all government and government-approved private
UN Ends Use of Paper Towels at Headquarters to Cut Costs
The United Nations has decided to discontinue the provision of paper towels in restrooms at its headquarters in New York
Former Sri Lanka Leg-Spinner D. S. de Silva Passes Away at 83
Former Sri Lankan leg-spinner D. S. de Silva, a distinguished member of Sri Lanka’s inaugural Test cricket team in 1982,
Special Leave Approved for State Officials Affected by Floods and Landslides
The government has decided to grant special leave to state officials who were unable to report to work due to
No Third-Term Exams for Grades 6–10 in 2025, Education Ministry Reiterates
The Ministry of Education, Higher Education, and Vocational Education has reiterated its directive prohibiting the conduct of third-term examinations for
Radio Turns 100: Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation Marks a Century of Broadcasting
The Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation (SLBC), widely regarded as the pioneer of electronic media communication in the country, marks its
Country Needs Immediate Help; Government Urged to Seek Foreign Aid Without Delay, Says Ravi Karunanayake
Former Deputy Leader of the United National Party and Parliamentarian Ravi Karunanayake said that the government should urgently seek assistance
Pakistan continues to export substandard, contaminated products
The recent episode of Pakistan sending expired products to Sri Lanka has recalled past incidents of the country sending used
Showers to Increase Across Sri Lanka from Tomorrow; Strong Winds and Fog Forecast
The Department of Meteorology has warned that rain conditions may increase slightly across the island from tomorrow (16) due to
India strengthens defense and security ties with Central Asia
The strategic cooperation between India and the Central Asian republics in defense and security is driven by a complex set