WHO Issues Safety Guidelines for Handling Animal Carcasses After Sri Lanka Floods
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued public health guidelines for Sri Lanka on the safe management of animals that
India Deploys Field Hospital in Mahiyangana to Support Flood-Affected Communities
A medical team from India has established a fully operational field hospital in Mahiyangana, Kandy, to support communities affected by
India’s ‘Radha’ Recognized as the World’s Shortest Living Buffalo
The world’s shortest living buffalo has been reported from the Malwadi area of Maharashtra, India. The three-year-old buffalo, named Radha,
Rehan Jayawickreme Resigns from SJB, Citing Dissatisfaction with Party Policies
Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) organizer for the Weligama electorate and former Mayor of Weligama, Rehan Jayawickreme, has announced his resignation
Navy Seizes Large Haul of Ice and Heroin off Kalpitiya Coast
Sri Lanka Navy personnel have seized 63.5 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine (Ice) and more than 14.5 kilograms of heroin, found
Putin and Modi Hold Summit Talks in New Delhi Amid Push for Peace and Strengthened Trade Ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi began high-level summit talks in New Delhi on Friday, with
Train Services on Puttalam Line Extended to Nattandiya After Flood Repairs
The Railway Department has announced that train services on the Puttalam line will now operate up to Nattandiya, following the
Express Pearl Case Temporarily Stayed in Singapore, Minister Confirms
Justice Minister Harshana Nanayakkara informed Parliament today that the Express Pearl case pending before a Singapore court has been temporarily
President Announces Extensive Relief Package and Rs. 50 Billion Supplementary Estimate for Disaster-Affected Communities
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake says that Rs. 10,500 million has already been released by the Treasury to support communities affected
2026 Budget Passed in Parliament with 157-Vote Majority
The Third Reading of the 2026 Appropriation Bill was passed in Parliament a short while ago, securing a majority of