Gazette Notification: Water and Sewerage Charges Reduced
A gazette notification has been issued by Minister of Water Supply and Estate Infrastructure Development, Jeevan Thondaman, announcing a reduction
Biden Urges Netanyahu to Finalize Gaza Ceasefire-For-Hostages Deal, Highlights Importance of Cairo Talks
U.S. President Joe Biden, in a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, emphasized the urgent need
Sri Lanka’s Dollar Bonds Decline Amid Election-Related Debt Restructuring Concerns
Sri Lanka’s dollar bonds are drifting lower as investor concerns grow that the completion of a debt restructuring agreement with
Distribution of Polling Cards for 2024 Presidential Election to Begin on September 3
The distribution of official polling cards for the 2024 Presidential Election will begin on September 3, according to the Deputy
Cabinet Approves Pilot Programme to Launch AI Student Societies in 100 Schools
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a pilot programme to establish “Artificial Intelligence Student Societies” in 100 schools. According to
Sajith Premadasa Pledges to Amend IMF Agreement for Economic Growth
Presidential candidate of the ‘Samagi Jana Sandhanaya’ and opposition leader, Sajith Premadasa, reiterated his commitment to amending Sri Lanka’s agreement
SLTB Assures Uninterrupted Bus Services Amid Election Campaigns
The Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB) has announced that despite its buses being used for various presidential election campaign rallies,
Department of Meteorology: Showery Conditions to Ease Across the Island from Today
The Department of Meteorology has announced that the prevailing showery conditions over the island are expected to decrease starting today
Government to Waive Tourist Visa Fees for Visitors from 25 Countries
In an effort to boost the tourism industry, the government has decided to waive tourist visa fees for visitors from
President Wickremesinghe Welcomes New High Commissioners and Ambassadors to Sri Lanka
President Ranil Wickremesinghe formally received the credentials of two newly appointed High Commissioners and three Ambassadors at the President’s House