Over 1,700 Salt Containers Stuck at Colombo Port Amid Import Violations and Quality Issues
It has been revealed that more than 1,000 containers of salt imported into Sri Lanka have remained stored in Colombo
Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya Says Education Reforms Will Continue Unhindered
Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya has reaffirmed that the ongoing education reform process will proceed without any hindrance, stressing that
Sri Lanka Railways to Resume Night Mail and Intercity Services After Cyclone Ditwah
Sri Lanka Railways has announced the resumption of several train services that were suspended due to Cyclone Ditwah, including the
Former Minister Nandana Gunathilake Passes Away at 64
Former Minister Nandana Gunathilake has passed away at the age of 64 while receiving treatment at Ragama Hospital, family sources
Sri Lanka Army Saves Over Rs. 18 Million Annually After Receiving 20 SUVs from Indian Army
The Sri Lanka Army has achieved significant savings of approximately Rs. 18 million annually following the induction of 20 new
Last Year’s Grade Six Textbooks to Be Reused This Year as Old Syllabus Continues
The Ministry of Education has decided to provide the textbooks used by last year’s Grade Six students to this year’s
Eric Meyer Nominated as Next U.S. Ambassador to Sri Lanka
Eric Meyer has been nominated by U.S. President Donald Trump to serve as the next United States Ambassador to Sri
Special Notice Issued on 2025 A/L Home Economics Practical Examination
The Department of Examinations of Sri Lanka has issued a special announcement regarding the practical examination for the subject of
When Empires Punish Leaders: From Ming Sri Lanka to Modern Venezuela
Empires do not always arrive with flags, treaties, and formal annexation. Sometimes they arrive as a message delivered not to
“We Can Stand United – Divided, We Will Fall,” Says Ravi Karunanayake
Former Deputy Leader of the United National Party and Member of Parliament Ravi Karunanayake says that no political force in