83% of Deaths in Sri Lanka Linked to Non-Communicable Diseases
The Ministry of Health Sri Lanka has revealed that 83 percent of deaths in the country are caused by non-communicable
Oil Prices Fall for Second Day Amid Hopes of Renewed US-Iran Talks
Oil prices declined for a second consecutive day on Wednesday, driven by expectations that peace talks between the United States
Government Offices Open as Transport Services Resume After New Year Holidays
Government offices across Sri Lanka will remain open as usual on April 15, 16, and 17, the Ministry of Public
Gold Prices Rise by Around Rs. 4,000 in Local Market
Gold prices in Sri Lanka have increased by approximately Rs. 4,000, according to local market data. At the Sea Street
US-Iran Tensions: India’s Forex Reserves Near $700 Billion
India’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves have reached nearly $700 billion, a significant amount that positions the country as a strong
Beyond defense: How human connections will shape India–Israel relations- opinion
Defense deals can launch a partnership but people-to-people relationships can sustain it. The next chapter of India–Israel relations will be
Ravi Raises Concerns Over Coal Quality and Tender Process
Former Deputy Leader of the United National Party, MP Ravi Karunanayake, has raised concerns regarding the quality of imported coal
Police Warn New Year Event Organizers to Follow Traffic Laws
Deputy Inspector General of Police for Traffic Control and Road Safety, W.P.J. Senadheera, has instructed organizers of New Year festivals
Surge in Accident-Related Hospital Admissions Reported During New Year
A sharp rise in hospital admissions due to accidents has been reported during the New Year festive season, health officials
NBRO Introduces Priority-Based Compensation Scheme for Cyclone-Affected Properties
The National Building Research Organisation (NBRO) has introduced a special programme to provide compensation for houses and business properties damaged