The SJB has decided at its working committee to implement an extensive programme to face future elections.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the Ministry of Education and Microsoft Company at the Presidential Secretariat on Tuesday, marking the commencement of a pilot project to integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the school curriculum.

The SLPP’s parliamentary group was due to meet at the party head office at Battaramulla today (100) at 10.00 am.

NPP executive committee member K.D. Lalkantha has offered to teach socialism and economic policies of his party to opposition leader Sajith Premadasa.

East governor Senthil Thondaman has assisted Ampara youths rehabilitated for drug use to start self-employment ventures.

The Jaffna District Federation of Fisheries Co-operative Unions has launched a hunger strike yesterday (19) demanding that the Sri Lankan government offer a lasting solution to the protracted Indian fisherfolk poaching issue.

Courts have dismissed a case against eight Tamil Hindus arrested for performing religious activities at a site also claimed by Buddhists in Vavuniya on the night of 08 March.

Sri Lanka Customs Officers’ Union has decided to temporarily call off its trade union action following a discussion with Finance State Minister Ranjith Siyambalapitiya.

Health Ministry Secretary Dr. Palitha Mahipala said measures have been taken to stop emergency purchases of medicinal drugs and ensure medicines are purchased only through tender procedures.

MPs Prof. Charitha Herath and S.M. Marikkar have also decided to resign from the Committee on Public Enterprises (COPE), bringing the total number of opposition members to quit the parliamentary committee thus far to four.