Sri Lanka Targets 3 Million Tourist Arrivals in 2026
Sri Lanka is aiming to attract 3 million tourist arrivals in 2026, a senior official said on Monday, following a
A/L Tuition Classes Banned From January 6
The Department of Examinations has announced that all tuition classes, lectures, and seminars related to the 2025 G.C.E. Advanced Level
Illegal Sale of Dead Chicken Meat Busted in Pallama
Public Health Inspectors in Pallama have uncovered a racket selling chicken meat from birds that had died of various causes.
Dhaka’s debt time bomb ticks louder
Rising debt, shrinking budgets and deepening Chinese influence leave Bangladesh facing a familiar South Asian dilemma, as officials warn the
Schools Reopen Today as 2026 Academic Year Begins
All schools are scheduled to commence the first phase of the first term of the 2026 academic year today (05).
MP Pensions to Be Abolished as Gazette Issued for New Bill
A Gazette notification has been issued for the Bill seeking to abolish the pensions of Members of Parliament. Following the
Government’s Stance on Renewable Energy Remains Unclear, Says Ravi Karunanayake
Former Deputy Leader of the United National Party and Member of Parliament Ravi Karunanayake says that shifting to renewable energy
Did the Government Mishandle Its Engagement With the IMF?
Former Deputy Leader of the United National Party and Member of Parliament Ravi Karunanayake says the government’s approach to dealing
INSV Kaundinya nears its final port of call in Muscat, underscores India’s enduring connection to the oceans
The Indian Naval sailing vessel Kaundinya was last reported to be approximately 880 Nautical Miles off from its final port
Elephant Census Must Lead to Urgent Policy Action, Warns CEJ
The country’s latest elephant census should not be treated as a mere statistic but used to drive immediate policy action,