Lodging a complaint with CID, Justice Minister Wijedasa Rajapksha has urged the CID Director to conduct an investigation into the false and malicious Facebook Post alleging that he as the Minister of Justice and Prison has given special treatment to

Liz Truss has dramatically resigned as UK prime minister after just 45 days in the job, BBC reported.

It has been decided not to disconnect the water supply connections of the schools that have not paid their water bills, education Minister Susil Premajayantha said.

The Director General of Sports today gave an undertaking to the Court of Appeal that the elections for the Sri Lanka Football Federation will be held within 69 days commencing from today.

A total of 183 Sri Lankan nationals who had been seeking asylum in Australia were sent back, said Commander Maritime Border Command and Commander of Joint Task agency Task Force, Operation Sovereign Borders Rear Admiral Justin Jones.

Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) would support the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution as it was a progressive Amendment on the part of the people, former President Parliamentarian Maithripala Sirisena said today.

Sri Lanka has been among the top 13 destinations and safest countries in the world to travel to, the Tourism Ministry said.

The government has incurred a loss of Rs. 6,900 million by awarding the tender to a company that submitted the highest bid during the tender process for the import of urea under World Bank assistance, Sri Lanka Gulf Trade and Investment Board (SLGTIB

Sri Lanka beat the Netherlands by 16 runs to qualify for the Super 12 round of the T20 World Cup 2022, a short while ago.

Water supply will be interrupted from Saturday (22) at 10.00 pm until 12.00p.m on Sunday (23) in Colombo due to an essential renovation project of the Greater Colombo Water and Wastewater Management Improvement Investment Program, the National Water

All private bus associations have decided to launch a countrywide bus strike from next Tuesday (25) night as they are unable to pay the leasing installments during this economic crisis and against seizing their buses from owners who have leasing inst

The debate on the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution commenced in Parliament a short while ago.

The Supreme Court has determined that the Bureau of Rehabilitation Bill is inconsistent as a whole with the Article 12(1) of the Constitution and as such may be enacted only by the special majority required by Article 84(2) of the Constitution, Spea

The country’s economy started to collapse with wrong policy decisions, Industries Minister Ramesh Pathirana said addressing the panel discussion of the Sri Lanka Ceramics and Glass Council yesterday.

International media reported that one in seven people in the UK are skipping meals or going without food, according to new polling data released by the Trades Union Congress (TUC).

The price of one kilogram of imported wheat flour has been reduced by another Rs. 25, the Essential Food Commodities Importers and Traders Association (EFCITA) said.

Mahanayaka of Asgiriya Chapter Ven Warakagoda Gnanarathana Thera expressed concern about politicians and senior government officials neglecting their duty towards the country.

The prevailing economic crisis, if deepens or sustained for a prolonged period, could deal a severe blow to many Sri Lankan business sectors, as runaway inflation, elevated interest rates and import restrictions have already pressured their revenues,

Sri Lanka Police,which used to attack the advancing protest marches earlier, has now even started assaulting those who participate in peaceful commemorations of the aragalaya, an attorney testifying at an inquiry conducted by the HRCSL said.

The report published in the Daily Mirror on the killing of Blue whales in Puttalam had prompted the Ministry of Environment to initiate a probe on the matter.

The United States government would continue to assist Sri Lanka with their negotiations with the IMF and the debt restructuring talks, a top visiting US envoy said.

Sri Lanka’s state-run investment promotion agency, the Board of Investment (BOI), yesterday renewed its attempt to streamline the approval process with the launch of a new one-stop shop.

Business tycoon Dhammika Perera’s eldest daughter Donna Brindhini Perera has been appointed as a Non-Executive Director of several companies of her father’s business empire.

The Government is ready to implement prudent economic management after successful debt restructuring, President Ranil Wickremesinghe said today.

The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Moscow has secured a long-term Credit Line from the Government of the Russian Federation in order to procure fuel to Sri Lanka, the embassy said.

The government is to commence operations at the chemical factory in Paranthan immediately, Plantation Industries and Industries Minister Ramesh Pathirana said.

The CID today informed Colombo Fort Magistrate’s Court that several politicians and popular personalities who invested their money at Thilini Priyamali’s Company are reluctant to make complaints with police for various reasons.

Fast bowler Dushmantha Chameera will likely miss up to three months of cricket, with the player expected to now undergo a pre-planned ankle surgery, after being ruled out of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 today.

The Council of Legal Education headed by the Chief Justice had recommended that the decision to conduct law college examinations only in English should be implemented without any change, Justice Minister Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe informed Parliament toda

One person as killed and two persons including a 4-year-old boy were injured following a shooting at Karuwalagedara in Yakkalamulla, Galle this morning.