Not Just Taxes, But Also Beneficial Trade Deals with the US Are Needed – Says Ravi
Former Deputy Leader of the United National Party, MP Ravi Karunanayake, urged the government to remove obstacles faced by local
Court Issues Arrest Warrant for Namal Rajapaksa Over Failure to Appear
The Hambantota Magistrate’s Court has issued an arrest warrant for Parliamentarian Namal Rajapaksa after he failed to appear for a
Condition of Borella Accident Victims to Be Officially Announced by This Evening
The condition of the seven individuals injured in a road accident near the Borella Cemetery Roundabout will be officially released
U.S. Sends Crude Oil Samples to Sri Lanka; Arrival Expected After August 1
As part of efforts to narrow the trade imbalance, the United States has dispatched samples of its crude oil to
“How to Conveniently Settle Traffic Fines Online Through GovPay Platform”
For decades, paying traffic fines not referred to court has been a burdensome and time-consuming task for the public. Individuals
Legal Experts and Civil Society Convene for Seminar on Freedom of Expression and Emerging Challenges
A timely seminar titled “Freedom of Expression and Emerging Challenges”, jointly organized by the Media Law Forum and the Bar
Intermittent Light Showers Forecast Across Parts of the Country Today
The Department of Meteorology has announced that several spells of light showers are expected today in the Western and Sabaragamuwa
What Happened to Tariff Reduction Talks with the US? – Ravi Karunanayake Questions
Former Deputy Leader of the United National Party and Member of Parliament Ravi Karunanayake has called on the government to
“Days Without Food”: Starvation Deepens Amid Escalating Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
The deepening hunger crisis in Gaza has reached a critical tipping point, with aid workers and medical personnel warning that
Preethi Padman Surasena Takes Oath as Sri Lanka’s New Chief Justice
His appointment follows the retirement of former Chief Justice, Justice Murdu Nirupa Bidushinie Fernando. The Constitutional Council recently approved Justice