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LOLC General Insurance disrupts industry with first-ever lifestyle motor insurance product ‘Honours’

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LOLC General Insurance PLC (LOLC GI), one of the fastest-growing General Insurance companies in Sri Lanka is disrupting the general insurance industry by making motor insurance a lifestyle product with its unique loyalty program ‘Honours’ with rich rewards, in addition to unveiling its first ever Electronic Point-of-Sale (ePOS) – the digital policy issuance network. LOLC GI’s new lifestyle loyalty program ‘Honours’ is crafted with seamless and delightful experiences that provide consumers with real value.

Loyal customers will be grouped into four (04) tiered multilevel memberships such as Classic, Silver, Bronze and Platinum and continuously rewarded with benefits every day. The rewards scheme is applicable for all LOLC GI Motor Policyholders who will receive valuable discounts and benefits through the loyalty partner network – Channel 17 (CH17).

The first ever ‘reward-back’ program offers customers a cash back scheme operated by way of merchant discounts/loyalty points, which LOLC GI believes will offset the cost of customer insurance premium and more. Loyalty points may be accumulated through the partner merchant network and can be redeemed towards a customer’s own policy renewal or contribute to a social cause.The Honours program will unveil the widest insurance loyalty platform in Sri Lanka, with a reach of over 1,000 partner locations. Simple, yet descriptive, ‘Honours’ the Loyalty Program reflects an eco-system designed to fuel a sustainable business model during challenging economic times.

LOLC GI understands the difficulties faced by customers due to the current situation and that of the merchants who are also constrained due to inflation and current macro-economic factors.Seeking to support both stakeholders recover, LOLC General Insurance strives to protect its customers and to help the Sri Lankan business sector. Thus, ‘Honours’ has been designed not as a usual loyalty platform, but a strategic eco-system built to benefit motor policyholders whilst ensuring SME businesses and other business entities in Sri Lanka remain active.

Customers can accumulate ‘Honours’ loyalty points while transacting with any of the merchants within the network and are free to redeem points through selective partners or during their policy renewal. Going further, ‘Honours’ enables its policyholders to donate the accumulated points to LOLC’s humanitarian program ‘Divi Saviya’ aimed at protecting families affected by the Sri Lankan economic crisis. Honours is a comprehensive network, designed to self-sustain and protect Motor policy holders, SME’s, Shareholders, Employees and citizens of Sri Lanka.

Further, LOLC GI firmly believes that going digital is the way forward to minimise the strain on the economy. Digital products are easy to transact, less costly to distribute and demands less resources unlike traditional channels. LOLC GI’s Electronic Point-of-Sale (ePOS) solution offers enhanced convenience and process simplification.

Customers are provided their policy in under five (05) minutes, with the added advantage of real time policy processing and involving zero paperwork. Delivering an end-to-end solution, the ePOS enables Digital Certificates, Proposals and real time premium settlements. Due to the company’s expanded reach, over 250 ePOS Centres are located islandwide and easily accessible to customers.

Firmly believing that insurance should be a product which is easy to comprehend to the end customer, LOLC GI aspires to increase the user-friendliness of its products for its customers throughout the policy life cycle and launches its journey towards an ergonomic policy design platform know as ‘Build Your Own’ (BYO).

BYO offers a unique intuitive quotation design, for easy customer reference across different motor insurance products and concepts including tailor-made insurance solutions to fit each customer’s wallet. Additional features of the platform include product comparison, the widest range of add-on covers and a free LOLC Credit Card with easy payment plans, (subject to eligibility).

LOLC General re-launched its motor insurance brand positioning itself as LOLC Motor Insurance ‘Benefit Everyday’, driven by the Honours Loyalty Program, the EPOS digital solution and the BYO platform, perfected to offer benefits daily to Sri Lankans as the only lifestyle motor insurance brand in the country.



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India gifts 134 cabs to Sri Lanka Police

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A consignment of 134 single cabs gifted  by the Government of India under the Indo–Sri Lanka Friendship Programme for the use of the Sri Lanka Police was officially handed over to President Anura Kumara Dissanayake on Monday (25) morning  at the Presidential Secretariat.

The Government of India has incurred an expenditure of approximately LKR.300 million for this initiative and the vehicles are scheduled to be distributed among police stations in the Northern Province.

Speaking at the occasion, Indian High Commissioner Santosh Jha stated that similar assistance would continue to be extended to Sri Lanka in the future.

In appreciation of this gift by the Government of India, Inspector General of Police Priyantha Weerasooriya presented a commemorative memento to Indian High Commissioner Santosh Jha.

Minister of Public Security and Parliamentary Affairs, Ananda Wijepala, Deputy Minister of Public Security and Parliamentary Affairs, Sunil Watagala, Secretary to the Ministry of Public Security Ravi Seneviratne, General Manager of DIMO Rajeev Pandithage, officials of the Indian High Commission and senior officers of the Sri Lanka Police were also present at the occasion.

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Landslide Early Warnings issued to the Districts of Colombo, Gampaha, Kalutara, Kegalle, Nuwara Eliya and Ratnapura extended till 1600 hrs on Tuesday [26]

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The National Building Reasearch Organisation [NBRO] has extended the landslide early warnings issued to the districts of Colombo, Gampaha, Kalutara, Kegalle, Nuwara Eliya and Ratnapura till 1600 hrs on Tuesday 26th May 2026.

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The LEVEL II [AMBER] landslide early warnings issued to the Divisional Secretaries Divisions and surrounding areas of Dehiowita, Deraniyagala, Ruwanwella and Yatiyanthota in the Kegalle district and Kuruwita, Ratnapura, Ayagama and Eheliyagoda in the Ratnapura district and 

The LEVEL I [YELLOW] landslide early warnings issued to the Divisional Secretaries Divisions and surrounding areas of Seethawaka and Padukka in the Colombo district, Attanagalla in the Gampaha district, Palindanuwara, Mathugama, Bulathsinhala, Agalawatta, Ingiriya and Horana  in the Kalutara district, Bulathkohupitiya in the Kegalle district, Ambagamuwa in the Nuwara Eliya district and Kiriella, Pelmadulla, Nivithigala, Elapatha and Kalawana in the Ratnapura district have been extended.

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No PC polls this year, says Tilvin

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The much-delayed Provincial Council (PC) elections cannot be held this year due to financial and legal constraints, JVP General Secretary Tilvin Silva has said in Jaffna.Silva said so, fielding questions from journalists after the opening of the NPP coordination office in the Jaffna District on Saturday.

When asked whether the government was under Indian pressure to conduct the Provincial Council elections soon, Silva answered in the negative, claiming that Sri Lankan and Indian governments maintained close and friendly relations with a strong level of understanding.

He said budgetary allocations had been made for the PC elections, but the government had been compelled to divert resources for disaster relief following the impact of Cyclone Ditwah. According to Silva, nearly Rs. 500 billion had to be allocated for relief measures, making it difficult to hold the elections this year. He further said legal complications in the electoral reform process had also contributed to the delay in holding the PC elections, noting that a parliamentary committee had been appointed to determine the electoral systems under which the PC polls should be conducted. Once the committee submitted its report and if no further issues arose, the elections could possibly be held next year, he said.

Silva also said the government had taken measures to strengthen reconciliation and development in the North by releasing lands previously occupied by military camps and improving road infrastructure.He added that empowerment initiatives were being implemented under the Praja Shakthi programme and that both Sri Lanka and India were continuing to work in close cooperation.

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