Central Bank Urges Collaboration Between Banks and Borrowers to Revive Viable Businesses
In response to the challenging macroeconomic conditions facing Sri Lanka, the Central Bank has instructed licensed banks to reinforce existing
Sri Lanka Named Top Destination for Solo Female Travelers in 2024 by Timeout.com
According to Timeout.com, Sri Lanka has secured the prestigious title of the number one destination for solo female travelers in
Stronger Rupee Poses Challenges for Sri Lankan Exporters, Associations Urge Policy Reforms
Five leading export associations have raised concerns over the challenges posed by the appreciation of the Sri Lankan rupee against
Dr. S. Jaishankar, India’s External Affairs Minister, Addresses Historical and Contemporary Challenges of 1974 Maritime Boundary Agreement with Sri Lanka
Dr. S. Jaishankar, India’s External Affairs Minister, has emphasized the historical context and present-day challenges stemming from the 1974 Maritime
Tourist Arrivals to Sri Lanka Exceed 600,000 by March 27, Surpassing Last Year’s Record
Tourist arrivals to Sri Lanka have surpassed the 600,000 mark by March 27, achieving this milestone in nearly half the
US Dollar Reaches Rs. 300 Level, Central Bank of Sri Lanka Reports
Today, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) disclosed that the indicative rate of the US Dollar has reached the
Litro Gas Lanka Limited Reduces Prices of Domestic Gas Products
On Monday (1), Litro Gas Lanka Limited announced a reduction in the prices of its domestic gas products. Effective immediately,
China to Assist Sri Lanka in Financial Difficulties, Joint Statement Says
In a joint statement released on Sunday, China pledged to play a “positive role” in alleviating the financial challenges faced
NCPA Raises Concerns Over Abolition of Corporal Punishment in Sri Lanka
The National Child Protection Authority (NCPA) has expressed concerns regarding the abolition of corporal punishment in Sri Lanka, citing issues
Official Poverty Line Shows 144% Increase in Minimum Expenditure for Basic Needs
The Department of Census and Statistics (DCS) has revealed a significant surge in the minimum expenditure required to fulfill basic