Bangladesh Faces Communication Disruptions Amid Violent Student Protests Over Government Job Quotas
Television news channels in Bangladesh went off the air and telecommunications were widely disrupted on Friday amid violent student protests
ACETA Raises Concerns Over Unfair Profit Margins in Egg Production
The All Ceylon Egg Traders Association (ACETA) has raised concerns about the unfair profit margins in egg production, alleging that
Presidential Election to be Declared Next Week, Says EC Chairman
Election Commission Chairman R.M.A.L. Ratnayake announced yesterday that the Presidential election will be declared next week. During a televised discussion
HRCSL to Monitor State Officials During Presidential Election
The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (HRCSL) has decided to closely monitor the activities of state officials during the
UGC Reports 87,000 Online University Applications
The University Grants Commission (UGC) announced that 87,000 students have applied for university admission online this year. UGC Vice Chairman,
Meteorology Department Issues Advisory for Continued Windy Conditions Due to Active Southwest Monsoon
The Meteorology Department has issued a weather advisory indicating that the prevailing windy conditions over the island nation are set
Stability in Public Services Amid Crisis a Significant Achievement, Says State Minister for Home Affairs
State Minister for Home Affairs, Ashoka Priyantha, emphasized that maintaining stable public services without any employee layoffs or salary cuts,
Sri Lanka and Vietnam Sign MOU to Enhance Trade Cooperation
The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Vietnam initiated a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Vietnam Trade Promotion Agency (Vietrade)
Sri Lankan Parliament to Debate Public Finance and Economic Transformation Bills on July 25
The Sri Lankan Parliament is set to debate the Public Finance Management Bill and the Economic Transformation Bill on the
Human Rights Watch Accuses Sri Lanka of Abusing Terrorism Law Against Opponents and Minorities
Sri Lankan authorities continue to use the controversial Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA) to target perceived opponents and minority communities