Ven. Omalpe Sobhitha Thera Steps Down After 14 Years as Southern Province Chief Sangha Nayaka
The senior monk said leadership posts should not be held for life and called for younger members of the Sangha
Forensic Standards Highlighted in Sri Lanka’s Mass-Grave Investigations
Experts say scientifically sound methods, transparent communication and culturally sensitive handling of remains are essential to credible post-conflict investigations. Sri
Agriculture Sector Warns Crop Theft Is Causing Millions in Losses
Industry representatives are calling for stronger prevention and enforcement measures as theft from farms adds to production risks and rural
Sri Lanka’s Marriage and Birth Registrations Fall Sharply
Official statistics show registered marriages have dropped by about 28% since 2010, while annual live births have fallen by more
Central Bank Holds Overnight Policy Rate at 8.75%
Sri Lanka’s monetary authority has kept its benchmark overnight rate unchanged as inflation remains above target and external risks persist.
Five Die in Homagama Helmet Factory Fire as Cause Remains Unknown
Police have opened an investigation after a fire at a safety-helmet factory in the Katuwana Industrial Zone killed four men
New Anti-Ragging Help Kit Aims to Make Sri Lankan Campuses Safer
The initiative is designed to give students clearer guidance on recognising, reporting and responding to ragging and related abuse. A
Red Warning Issued as Heavy Rains Expected Across Several Areas
The Department of Meteorology has issued a red warning for intense rainfall affecting several parts of the country. According to
Former SriLankan CEO Kapila Chandrasena found dead
Former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of SriLankan Airlines, Kapila Chandrasena, was found dead at a residence in Colpetty, according to Police.
China’s Quiet War Against Sri Lanka’s Buddhist Identity
Sri Lanka, long celebrated as the cradle of Theravāda Buddhism, is now facing a subtle yet profound erosion of its