A Memorandum of Understanding will be signed between the Australian Federal Police and the Sri Lanka Police with the objective of facilitating cooperation in the prevention, investigation and ...

The Sri Lanka government has taken a cabinet decision recently to resume the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)-funded US$2.2 billion ‘Light Rail Transit (LRT) project, stretching from ...

By Sanath Weerasuriya Renowned Sri Lankan musician and songwriter Lalith Anthony Perera has released a hard-hitting new song, using his music as a powerful platform to highlight the growing dangers of ...

Put simply, this is about fundamental adherence to Sri Lanka’s laws and the fact that if a ‘tourist’ is indeed a tourist (Israelis or otherwise), that stay is subjected to two imperative conditions.

For context, the average farm size is approximately 466 acres in the US, 202 acres in Brazil, 370 acres in Russia, and a staggering 7,000 acres in Australia. These countries also host extraordinarily ...

Titled ‘Eka Thamai Meka’, the film features a star-studded lineup of seven famous YouTubers- Ranga Jayakody (Jana), Chamal Rathnayake (Priya), Rathindu Rathnayake (Retta), Lochana Jayakody (Lochi), ...

PCHE also plans to attract students from neighbouring countries in the South Asian region including India, Bangladesh, Nepal and the Maldives. The opening ceremony was attended by staff, students, ...

Local judges are veteran Chef Wasantha Peiris and Chefs Reza Deen, Saman Wijerathne, and Janaka Sampath Weerakoon, all senior figures in Sri Lanka’s culinary scene. The panel will assess both ...

The Angeline Gunathilake Memorial Singing Concert, organised by the Sageetha Kala Sansadaya, will be held on Sunday, July 27, at the Tower Foundation.

Internationally acclaimed Sri Lankan filmmaker Lalith Rathnayake’s latest cinematic creation ‘Riverston’ has brought pride to the country, winning two prestigious awards at the 27th Shanghai ...

The National People’s Power (NPP) has acknowledged that a portion of the salaries and allowances of its MPs and ministers are credited to a single account of a state bank.

Just last week Comrade Minister Viji and his crack team of tariff busters were walking down a plush plaza of Washington Square looking to buy a reduced-price cup of tea when who walks in the opposite ...