By Ifham Nizam Another 1,000 acres of the Somawathiya National Park were been grabbed yesterday by an organised group who removed boundary posts put up by...
By Chitra Weerarathne President’s Counsel, Sanjeewa Jayawardena yesterday explained to the Court of Appeal that his client, His Eminence Malcom Cardinal Ranjith was of the opinion...
… calls move a big boost for post-war national reconciliation By Shamindra Ferdinando Fisheries Minister Douglas Devananda on Wednesday (17) claimed that the Northern Province had...
By A. J. A. Abeynayake Lawyer Hejaaz Hizbullah, accused of aiding and abetting the Easter Sunday bombers and engaging in activities deemed detrimental to the religious...
The Women Parliamentarians Caucus yesterday said that it would fight for the rights and job security of Bimshani Jasin Arachchi, who was promoted as the first...
Director General of Archaeology, Prof. Anura Manatunga yesterday said that before trying to bring back the Sri Lankan artefacts in foreign museums, the country needed to...
Since the reopening of the airports on January 21 more than 3,800 tourists had arrived in the country, Tourism Minister Prasanna Ranatunga said. Most of them...
New underground pipelines from Port to Kolonnawa The government has allocated Rs 500 mn for relocating squatters who prevented the laying of new underground pipelines from...
By Ifham Nizam Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa yesterday inaugurated the first ever power plant that produces electricity from solid waste incineration. The plant is expected to...
The temporary travel restriction introduced by the government for those coming from the United Kingdom to Sri Lanka on account of the new Covid-19 variant in the UK has...
