Petrol Prices Reduced by Rs. 10 Per Liter
Fuel prices were revised with effect from midnight yesterday, with petrol prices reduced by Rs. 10 per liter. The Ceylon
NPP Government Prioritizes New Constitution and Abolishing Executive Presidency
Minister of Justice and National Integration, Attorney-at-Law Harshana Nanayakkara, has reaffirmed that introducing a new constitution and abolishing the executive
Tax Relief on Advance Income Tax and Revisions to Personal Income Tax Regulations
The Inland Revenue Department has announced that individuals earning less than Rs. 1.8 million annually can now claim relief on
Fierce Battle for Colombo Mayoral Seat as Elections Approach
The race for the Mayor of Colombo is heating up, with intense competition among all major political parties, according to
Central Bank’s Debt Restructuring Grace Period for SMEs Ends Today
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka’s grace period for debt restructuring of small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs) impacted by the
Postal Voting Ballot Printing for Local Government Elections to Conclude by April 5
Government Printer Pradeep Pushpakumara has announced that the printing of 700,000 postal voting ballot papers for the upcoming Local Government Elections is on track
Shammi Silva Re-elected Unopposed as Sri Lanka Cricket Chairman for Fourth Term
Shammi Silva has been re-elected uncontested as the Chairman of Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) for a fourth consecutive term. His
Ministry of Health Releases Comprehensive Safety Guidelines for Sinhala and Tamil New Year Games
The Ministry of Health has issued a detailed set of safety guidelines for games and activities during the upcoming Sinhala
President Dissanayake Announces Recruitment of 30,000 Youth into Public Service
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has announced that 30,000 young people will be recruited into the public sector, with the necessary
Myanmar Declares National Mourning as Earthquake Death Toll Surpasses 2,000
Myanmar’s military leadership has declared a week of national mourning, with flags flying at half-mast until April 6, in remembrance