World Happiness Report 2024: Shifts in Rankings Highlight Eastern Europe’s Rise
The recently released World Happiness Report for 2024 unveiled significant shifts in global happiness rankings, with the top 10 countries
Study Finds Increased Risk of Cardiovascular Death with Shortened Eating Windows
An analysis encompassing over 20,000 U.S. adults has revealed that individuals who restrict their eating to less than 8 hours
CEB to Contest Petitions Challenging Electricity Tariff Hike in Supreme Court
The Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) has notified the Supreme Court of its intention to lodge preliminary objections in response to
Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Education Partners with Microsoft to Introduce AI and Machine Learning Curriculum in Classrooms
The President’s Media Division has announced a groundbreaking collaboration between Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Education and Microsoft, aimed at integrating
Cabinet Approves Proposal to Amend Electoral System for Parliamentary Elections
The Cabinet of Ministers has granted approval to draft the requisite laws for amending the electoral system, aiming to directly
Opposition Exodus from COPE Won’t Affect Deliberations, Top Source Assures
The departure of opposition Members of Parliament (MPs) from the Committee on Public Enterprises (COPE), a pivotal watchdog committee, will
PAFFREL Raises Concerns Over Proposed Electoral System Amendment, Warns of Potential Election Postponement
People’s Action for Free and Fair Elections (PAFFREL) has voiced apprehensions regarding the Cabinet’s approval to amend the existing electoral
Education Ministry Issues Urgent Notice for Schools Yet to Receive Textbooks and Uniform Materials
The Education Ministry has issued a special notice directed at all government schools that have not yet received textbooks and
Hydropower Generation Decreases by Approximately 10% Amid Dry Weather Conditions
The generation of hydropower has declined by roughly 10% due to the ongoing dry weather, disclosed Secretary of the Ministry
Sri Lanka Railway Department Grapples with Shortage of 180 Locomotive Drivers
The Sri Lanka Railway Department is currently experiencing a deficit of 180 locomotive drivers, revealed Railway General Manager H.M.K.W. Bandara.