“Come to Mannar This Weekend to Fulfill Your Japanese Dreams with SSW Visa”
Sakura blossoming Japan has become the dream state of many Sri Lankans. Accordingly, the SSW (Specified Skilled Worker) Visa project
India’s Marathon General Election Begins with First and Largest Phase of Polls
On Friday, India embarked on its marathon general election, commencing the first and largest phase of voting in which Prime
Presidential Election Campaigns Heat Up as Parties Vie for Crucial 50 Percent Vote Base
With the Presidential Election slated for the first week of October, political parties have launched extensive campaigns and engaged in
Maldives Faces Storm of Debt and Neo-Colonialism Under President Muizzu’s Regime
The idyllic image of the Maldives’ sun-soaked atolls masks a gathering crisis fueled by the reckless policies of President Muizzu’s
Sri Lanka Police Launches Hotline Numbers for Reporting Environmental Destruction
Sri Lanka Police announced that the general public can provide any information regarding environmental destruction via the hotline numbers ‘1997’
IMF Ready to Assist Sri Lanka in Bondholder Discussions
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) stands ready to support Sri Lanka’s discussions with international bondholders and will provide a formal
Legal Proceedings Initiated under Online Safety Act
In the first application filed before the Colombo Chief Magistrate’s Court under the newly enacted Online Safety Act, the respondent
India’s Ambitious Plan to Become Global Nutrition Hub Focuses on Millets and Agricultural Empowerment
India is embarking on a bold initiative to transform its agricultural landscape, aiming to position itself as a Global Nutrition
Sri Lanka Reaches 700,000 Tourist Arrival Milestone in Record Time
Sri Lanka achieved a significant milestone in tourism, surpassing 700,000 tourist arrivals within the first 14 weeks of the year,
Worsening Gulf Situation Could Immediately Strain Tea Prices, Industry Warns
Stakeholders in the tea industry have raised concerns about the escalating tensions in the Gulf, warning that the situation could