Flawed, poorly planned and rushed education reforms could widen inequalities between urban and rural schools, teachers’ unions warned yesterday, criticising...
Former Minister Johnston Fernando, his two sons and two others were further remanded until 13 February by the Wattala Magistrate’s Court yesterday.The...
Visa has reinforced its commitment to Sri Lanka’s tourism revival by choosing Colombo as the host city for its prestigious Asia Pacific Leadership Summit, signaling strong confidence...
Sri Lanka has been identified as a country adversely affected by global warming. Because of global warming the country is experiencing increased frequency and intensity of...
More than 2,000 people yesterday protested in Mannar against a wave of environmentally destructive development projects threatening the fragile ecosystem of Mannar Island. The protest, which...
ASUS, a global leader in technology and innovation, has been recognized as the No.1 Consumer Notebook Company in Sri Lanka by the International Data Corporation (IDC)...
The Cabinet of Ministers has granted approval for Sri Lanka to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Australian Federal Police (AFP) aimed at...
Ten retired senior police officers, including one who is deceased, have been promoted to the rank of Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG). This is the...
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a series of proposals to amend the Penal Code and Code of Criminal Procedure to outlaw physical punishment in all...
Stock trading on the Colombo Stick Exchange (CSE) indicated a continuous upward trend yesterday due to the lower interest regime prevailing in the country, market analysts...
Sri Lanka has recently welcomed a diverse group of spiritual pilgrims from across Asia, under the banner of One Buddha One World, a landmark initiative championing spiritual...
Sri Lanka’s electricity tariff structure is outdated, inefficient, and riddled with distortions that undermine transparency, equity, and economic sustainability, according to a new policy submission by...
Under President Dissanayake, abuses continue, reforms languish Both Sri Lanka and Germany have newly elected leaders, but key human rights concerns that Chancellor Friedrich Merz should...
UNP Chairman and former Minister of Local Government and Provincial Councils, Wajira Abeywardena yesterday warned that appointing inexperienced individuals to lead local government bodies could result...