She had stayed back in the classroom without attending the morning assembly and poisoned the bottles of drinking water of others

The drive for perfection is fueled by societal expectations, pushing children to excel in all facets of life

Ban on unlicensed wheat flour imports under scrutiny as COPF investigates

Sri Lanka Customs yesterday seized a stock of Hashish worth over Rs.10 million at the Central Mail Exchange (CME), which had come as dog food inside a parcel sent from Canada.

Government decides to shut down Maga Neguma and four of its affiliated institutions

A Gazette notification was issued relaxing restrictions on importing certain vehicles utilized for public transportation, such as buses, lorries, tankers, bowsers, and trucks.

Two machines to be procured through ADB

Some SJB MPs are of the opinion that they should support President Ranil Wickremesinghe at a future Presidential Election on the condition that he appoints Leader of Opposition Sajith Premadasa as the Prime Minister if he emerges victorious. A for

Minister of Mass Media Bandula Gunawardena yesterday said that Channel Eye was leased out to Lyca Mobile Group on a short-term lease agreement and refuted claims that the Cabinet Paper in this regard was rejected.

Government incurs loss of Rs 78 million due to a failed project for the construction of a radar system provided by the World Meteorological Organization

The Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) Ltd (AASL) had taken measures to remove the scanning machines from the entrance of the Departure Terminal at Bandaranaike International Airport to ease security measures.

The two Ministers are seeking a declaration that they have not ceased to be the Members of Parliament, and that they continue to be and shall remain Members of Parliament

Asserting that she resisted sponsorships for events from the milk powder industry, former President of Sri Lanka College of Paediatricians Dr. Ramya de Silva said that the code for breast feeding should be strengthened since there are loopholes in th

There is a high demand for countries like Canada, New Zealand and Europe to apply for foreign employment

Sri Lanka may have to bring down specialist doctors from overseas in the next couple of years if the specialist doctors continue to leave the country, a

The girl’s mother informed her brother about the abuse, leading him and another individual to assault the accused

Wild animals in the Wilpattu and Yala National Parks have a fair share of the prevailing dry weather ravaging through several districts in the country.

Protestors submitted a memorandum addressing the matter to the Army Commander of the Army Camp

The Hospital Director affirmed the hospital staff carried out their duties diligently during the delivery process

The South West Monsoon, from May to September, has failed to deliver adequate rainfall this year

Central and North-Western Provinces have recorded the second and third highest number of dengue cases

In the backdrop of numerous medical specialists leaving the country, the Health Ministry and Sri Lanka Medical Council (SLMC) have failed to reach consensus on actions to be taken against the doctors who have migrated illegally.

State owned Channel Eye had been secretly sold to VIS Broadcasting (Pvt.) Ltd. for Rs 250 million per month effective for six months from June 30, National People’s Power (NPP) alleged yesterday.

Several operating theatres of the Colombo National Hospital experienced a minor power failure yesterday (14) affecting the hospital services including surgeries.

A seven-year-old school girl, who was trapped between two walls of a Kalutara school, was rescued safely by the Kalutara Municipal Council’s fire department officers yesterday.

The volume of corruption at five state institutions - Sri Lanka Customs, Excise Department, Motor Traffic Department, Inland Revenue Department and Sri Lanka Railways - is so enormous that the state revenue can be increased by 50 percent by digitizin

At the time of delivery the baby had fallen onto the floor

Trade will be conducted based on this new system in two years’ time

Some 171,781 people belonging to 51,641 families in thirteen districts have been affected due to the dry weather conditions prevailing in the country, the Disaster Management Centre (DMC) said.

Former MP Ranjan Ramanayake has successfully passed the second year examination in Bachelor of Arts in Youth Empowerment and Development from the Open University of Colombo.