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Ceylon Theatres and British Council join hands to screen the UK’s National Theatre Live here

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Ceylon Theatres has joined the British Council to bring the UK’s National Theatre Live (NT Live) to Sri Lankan audiences. The British Council has declared its support to the NT Live screenings, in 2023/24, as part of the 75th anniversary celebrations of UK-Sri Lanka diplomatic ties.

Ceylon Theatres said that this will allow a wider audience to enjoy and experience world class UK Arts.

National Theatre Live is an initiative operated by the Royal National Theatre in London. It broadcasts live, by satellite, performances of their productions to cinemas and arts centres around the world. Ceylon Theatres operates the Regal cinemas and the Majestic cinema in Sri Lanka, which collectively has 18 screens across the country in seven locations.

Ceylon Theatres have made arrangements to screen two iconic productions for a limited time period – Yann Martel’s “Life of Pi” and William Shakespeare’s “Othello”. The screenings are scheduled to take place at the Majestic Cinema Colombo and Regal Cinema Jaffna. “Life of Pi” will be screened on Sept. 16th and 17th at the Majestic Cinema. Shakespeare’s “Othello” will be screened on Sept. 23rd, 24th, 30th and 1st October at the Majestic Cinema, and October 7th at the Regal Cinema Jaffna.

Tickets can be booked online at https://ceylontheatres.com/get-tickets/ or will be available at the ticket counter at the respective venues. For further information, contact Majestic Cinema on 0112 591 585, Regal Cinema (Jaffna) on 0212 227 712.



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Ms. P. M. Jayadeera (Engineer) appointed Director General of Irrigation

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The Cabinet of Ministers approved the resolution furnished by the Minister of Agriculture, Livestock, Lands and Irrigation to appoint Ms. P. M. Jayadeera (Engineer) in the Special Grade of Sri Lanka Engineering Service serving at present as the Additional Secretary (Water Resources Development) of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Lands and Irrigation to the post of Director General which will be vacant from 06.10.2026.

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Sri Lanka Cricket Draft Bill to be gazetted

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Lanka Cricket, control, regulation, promotion, establishment of Sri Lanka Cricket for the development and administration, through the concepts of better governance, integrity, transparency, accountability, inclusiveness and providing equal opportunities for the betterment of the cricket sport, establishment of  Sri Lanka Cricket for securing the wellbeing of all participants and securing cricket from corruption and other mal practices.

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Cabinet approves purchase of machinery for the Sri Lanka Land Development Corporation

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The Sri Lanka Land Development Corporation performs vitally important functions such as minimizing the risk of inundation in urban and lowland areas, maintaining drainage systems efficiently, carrying out urgent operations during inundation events, and maintaining canals.

The need to strengthen the capacity of the corporation’s internal
operations has been identified by the corporation to perform the aforementioned functions efficiently and expeditiously.

The corporation has planned to purchase small -scale machinery that can be used to clean small canals, which significantly contribute to urban inundation.

The General Treasury has agreed to grant 625 million rupees as an equity contribution for purchasing the relevant machinery.

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