It will leave from KKS at 10 p.m. on Sunday and reach Mount Lavinia at 6 a.m.

Cabinet Spokesman Minister Bandula Gunawardana said yesterday anyone who wishes to come to power during the period up to 2048 is bound to pay the loans the country has obtained and must have plans to do so. He told the weekly Cabinet briefing that if

Sri Lanka Customs yesterday seized the largest stock of ‘Magic Mushrooms’ in history worth over Rs.70 million along with a stock of other narcotic drugs, from a parcel courier service in Seeduwa, which had been sent from the USA and the Netherlan

“Despite the fact that Sri Lanka is a Buddhist nation, we were unable to finish the Maha Vihara’s construction”

Imports of this batch have also been halted

Patients would have died as a result of medicine shortage if purchases were not made, say officials

Whilst the Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) said they expect General Elections by March next year, other opposition groups seemed to be holding a

Expresses confidence that several halted development projects would resume soon

Elephants had been brought from the South recently for religious ceremonies regardless of safety of the public

The Auditor General’s Department has decided to launch a special audit inquiry into the purchase and distribution of medicine

The Fundamental Rights petition was filed by the Women & Media Collective organization By Lakmal Sooriyagoda The Supreme Court yesterday concluded hearing and reserved its judgement in the Fundamental Rights petition filed challenging former Presid

urges govt. to reimpose tax of Rs. 200 on coconut oil

Economist Amal Sanderatne died after falling from the 7th floor of an apartment building at Rosmead Place, Colombo yesterday afternoon, police said. Cinnamon Gardens Police said investigations are underway to ascertain whether it is a suicide or an a

A herd of wild elephants frequenting the Dambulla – Habarana road from Inamaluwa army camp to Digampathana Junction is in the habit of creating obstruction to traffic much to the annoyance of travelle

Many parties including SLFP, SJB and even SLPP were formed by those who were originally UNPers

The categorization of schools as national and provincial has led to enormous disparities in the education system, with 14 per cent of the schools having less than 50 children each and another 15 per cent with 51–100 students, a top Parliamentary Se

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau while reaffirming his country’s commitment to build a future free of hate said his country will continue to address the needs of the most vulnerable communities amidst the ongoing economic crisis in Sri Lanka.

The OIC of the Unawatuna Tourist Police had filed a case with the Galle Chief Magistrate’s Court in March

The Court of Appeal has issued an interim order preventing DFCC Bank PLC from taking any steps to auction the properties belonging to proprietor of Senasuma Hotel or take any steps in pursuance of t

Supreme Court refused to issue stay orders in favour of the Attorney General staying proceedings on two bail Application against two accused who are presently in remand over the Easter Sunday bomb attacks. Supreme Court Judges,

Should comprise 11 members appointed by the President

For allegedly causing an unlawful loss of Rs.230,984 to the government

Colombo University records the highest number

Governor of the North Central Province Maheepala Herath said the hospitals under the Provincial Council were facing a sever

40 MPs have already rallied behind the group led by Mr. Lanza

Says at least 30 per cent of flour import should be given to other importers

It was an emotional moment for all those attending the convocation of the Jaffna University on Thursday (20) when the mother appeared on the stage to receive the degree certificate of her son who had died in an accident. A final year student

​Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra said land connectivity between India and Sri Lanka was proposed by Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe. The President came u

The decomposed bodies of a woman and her eleven-month infant daughter were recovered by Anguruwathota Police from a shr

During bilateral discussions between President Ranil Wickremesinghe and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi yesterday, the two sides agreed to conduct a feasibility study to establish land connectivity between the two countries for developing access