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Prince William and The Royal Foundation’s United for Wildlife programme have released the newest episode of its groundbreaking docuseries, Guardians, highlighting the individuals at the forefront of wildlife protection and conservation, focusing on an incredible team of rangers in Sri Lanka working to minimise threats of human-elephant conflict, fostering a more peaceful coexistence between wildlife and the communities living to help save this
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Minister of Public Security Ananda Wijepala assured today that all details pertaining to the function held by ’Teacher Amma’ (Hyeshika Fernando) will be presented to Parliament once it is completed.
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U.S. President Donald Trump hosted Pakistan’s army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir at the White House on Wednesday in an unprecedented meeting that risked worsening a disagreement with India over the president’s claim that he stopped last month’s conflict between the nuclear-armed South Asian foes.
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The Department of Motor Traffic (DMT) has temporarily removed 44 vehicles, including private vehicles, Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB) and private buses, from service following a special vehicle inspection conducted yesterday along the Hatton-Kandy main road.
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In a shocking revelation, researchers have confirmed a massive data breach involving 16 billion login credentials. This unprecedented leak includes passwords from major tech vendors and is believed to be the work of multiple infostealers.
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A total of 85 Chinese nationals convicted for various crimes, including cyber-related offences, were deported from Sri Lanka in the early hours of today, following legal proceedings and imprisonment, officials at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) confirmed.
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While asserting that there is no restriction on the UN research vessel visiting Sri Lanka, Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath yesterday clarified that no final decision has been made regarding granting permission to carry out marine research in Sri Lankan waters.
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Public banks must transform from mere financiers into strategic, outcome-oriented partners to drive the mission-led innovation needed for economic transformation, according to a top economist.
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Sri Lankans consume medicines at above-normal levels, with the health sector procuring pharmaceuticals under 863 generic categories - two-thirds imported and the rest locally manufactured - a volume that could be nearly halved through proper therapeutic guidelines, resulting in significant cost savings, Deputy Health Minister Dr. Hansaka Wijemuni said.
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The Vehicle Importers Association of Lanka (VIAL) has urged the public to carefully consider their options when purchasing electric vehicles (EVs), warning that the market value of many such vehicles drops by several million rupees within just a few months.
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The Sri Lanka Foreign Employment Bureau (SLFEB) has announced that it will be mandatory to certify employment agreements with the Sri Lankan Mission in the respective country before registering with the Bureau for self-employment opportunities in non-domestic jobs, under a new service agreement.