IRD Warns Deliberate Tax Default Could Lead to Prosecution
Sri Lanka’s tax authority says intentional non-compliance may result in criminal action, while ordinary mistakes will continue to be handled
Parliament Refers Electric-Vehicle Import Probe to Attorney General
The parliamentary inquiry into a remittance-based electric-vehicle import scheme has been sent for legal review, alongside several COPE findings referred
Five Die in Homagama Helmet Factory Fire as Cause Remains Unknown
Police have opened an investigation after a fire at a safety-helmet factory in the Katuwana Industrial Zone killed four men
New Anti-Ragging Help Kit Aims to Make Sri Lankan Campuses Safer
The initiative is designed to give students clearer guidance on recognising, reporting and responding to ragging and related abuse. A
Chemmani Excavation Reaches 454 Sets of Human Remains
The latest phase of excavation at the northern mass-grave site has brought the reported total to 454 sets of remains,
Navy Seizes Large Quantities of Narcotics in 2026 Operations
The Sri Lanka Navy says it has seized significant quantities of illegal narcotics during operations conducted across the country’s territorial
SriLankan Airlines Suspends Kuwait Flights for One Week Amid Regional Tensions
SriLankan Airlines has temporarily suspended its flights to Kuwait for one week due to the ongoing military conflict in the
TPTL to Invite Global Bids for Development of Trincomalee Oil Tanks
Thrinco Petroleum Terminal Limited (TPTL) is preparing to invite international tenders for the development of 29 oil storage tanks as
Central Bank Imposes Rs. 14.6 Million in Fines on 11 Institutions
The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka has imposed administrative fines totaling Rs. 14.6 million
Government Moves to Curb Illegal Chemical Ripening of Fruits
The government has begun taking steps to prevent the illegal use of harmful chemicals for artificially ripening fruits, following growing