Cabinet Approves Drafting of Bill to Recall Nominations for Local Government Elections
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the drafting of the Local Government Elections (Special Provisions) Bill to facilitate the recall
Central Province Farmers Warn of Further Vegetable Price Hikes Amid Heavy Rains
Agrarian organizations in the Central Province have warned that vegetable prices, already on the rise, could increase further due to
Health Authorities Warn of Rising Infectious Disease Risk Amid Heavy Showers
Health authorities have raised concerns over an increased risk of infectious diseases, including viral fevers, as heavy rains continue across
Key Meeting Next Week to Decide on Provincial Council Election Nominations
The Ministry of Public Administration, Provincial Councils, and Local Government has announced that a crucial discussion will take place next
RDA Launches Special Program to Repair Roads and Bridges Damaged by Adverse Weather
The Road Development Authority (RDA) has initiated a special program to repair roads and bridges damaged by recent adverse weather
No Changes to MPs’ Privileges, Confirms Secretary-General of Parliament
The Secretary-General of Parliament, Kushani Rohanadeera, affirmed that there will be no changes to the privileges provided to Members of
Tragedy Strikes Kalawewa National Park as Beloved Elephant Deega Danthu 1 Found Dead
Deega Danthu 1, celebrated as the most beautiful elephant in Kalawewa National Park, was found dead today after being fatally
Deadline for Aswesuma Social Welfare Program Extended to December 9
In light of the prevailing adverse weather conditions across the country, the deadline to apply for the Aswesuma Social Welfare
Moody’s Places Sri Lanka’s Credit Rating Under Review for Upgrade
Moody’s Ratings has announced that it has placed Sri Lanka’s Ca long-term foreign currency issuer rating under review for a
Over 400,000 Affected by Adverse Weather in Sri Lanka, 12 Dead
The Disaster Management Centre (DMC) reports that as of 4:00 PM today (28), a total of 401,707 individuals across Sri