Tamils across the North-East commemorated Annai Poopathy on Friday to mark 36 years since she fast unto death in protest of the atrocities committed by the Indian Peace Keeping Forces (IPKF).
Sri Lanka's fiscal landscape remains challenging as it continues to struggle with meeting its revenue to GDP target for the 33rd consecutive year.
In a landmark event that promises to usher in a new era of spiritual connectivity and cultural resurgence, Sri Lanka proudly launched the 'Shree Ramayan Trails' project.
National carrier SriLankan Airlines announced over the weekends that it is modifying its flight paths for the European destinations, as a precautionary measure amidst the current tensions between Israel and Iran.
The main opposition Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB), finds itself embroiled in controversy as reports emerge that several of its MPs had received Rs. 50 million each from the government's decentralized budget without nod from the party leadership.
Ranjan Jayalal, General Secretary of the Ceylon Electrical Workers Union, has issued a stern warning to government ministers,
Sri Lanka has discussed the possibility of getting its educational professionals trained by the British Columbia University in Vancour, Canada.
Willie Gamage has tendered his resignation to the secretary to the president as governor of the southern province effective from 02 May.
In the wake of the Minister of Justice, Prison Reforms, and Constitutional Affairs Dr. Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe, being appointed as the Acting Chairperson of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP), several groups within the party have raised their opposition to the said appointment, claiming that the decision is null and void.
Colombo Archbishop Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith says he is working with several countries and organizations to submit a proposal to the UN Human Rights Commission that calls for an international investigation to ensure justice for victims of the Easter Sunday attacks.
