2022 A/L: Cut-off marks for university entry released
The University Grants Commission has published the cut-off marks for university entry based on the results of the 2022 G.
Historic Agreement Reached on Opening Day of COP28: Loss and Damage Fund Operationalized
Delegates at the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP28 achieved a groundbreaking milestone on its opening day by formalizing an
Sri Lanka Records Highest Annual Elephant Deaths Worldwide, Reveals Sectoral Oversight Committee
In a recent revelation, the Sectoral Oversight Committee on Environment, Natural Resources, and Sustainable Development disclosed that Sri Lanka consistently
Sri Lanka Among South Asian Nations Set for 2024 Elections, Affirms UK Government
The United Kingdom government has disclosed that Sri Lanka, along with India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Maldives, is gearing up
World AIDS Day 2023: WHO Urges “Let Communities Lead” as Sri Lanka Grapples with HIV Cases
On December 1st, the World Health Organization (WHO), in collaboration with communities and partners, will observe World AIDS Day 2023
Singapore Court Permits Sri Lankan Government’s Case Against X-Press Pearl Owners to Proceed
The Singapore court has granted permission for the Sri Lankan government’s case against the owners of the X-Press Pearl vessel
Over 50% of Sri Lankans Believe Local Political Forces Involved in Easter Attacks, Reveals Verité Research Survey
In a recent survey conducted by Verité Research, more than half of the Sri Lankan population, comprising 53%, asserts that
Lakvijaya Thermal Power Plant’s Third Generator Set to Enhance National Grid Capacity
The Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) has announced that the third generator of the Lakvijaya Thermal Power Plant in Norochcholai, initially
Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith Decries Appointment of DIG Deshabandu Tennekoon as Acting IGP as an Insult to Easter Sunday Bombing Victims
Archbishop of Colombo Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith strongly criticized the decision to appoint DIG Deshabandu Tennekoon as the acting Inspector General
Alarming Dropout Rates: Over 300,000 Children Discontinued Education in Sri Lanka from 2012 to 2021
In a parliamentary session held yesterday, Minister of Education Susil Premajayantha revealed that a staggering 307,318 schoolchildren in Sri Lanka