Sri Lanka Customs Imposes Rs. 700 Lakh Fine on Dudley Sirisena’s Rolls-Royce
The Daily Mirror reports that Sri Lanka Customs has imposed an additional fine of Rs. 700 lakh on the Rolls-Royce ...
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Sri Lanka’s Official Reserve Assets Decline to US$ 6.32 Billion in April 2025
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka reports that the country’s official reserve assets fell to US$ 6.32 billion at the ...
Acting IGP Priyantha Weerasuriya Highlights Police Commission’s Inability to Perform Administrative Functions
Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP) Priyantha Weerasuriya stated that the Police Commission is currently unable to fulfill its administrative ...
CID to Question Former President and PM Over Controversial Medicine Import Under Indian Loan Scheme
Sources from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) confirm that arrangements have been made to record statements from former President Ranil ...
Rice Prices Increase by Rs. 10: Mill Owners Urge Consumer Affairs Authority to Enforce Regulatory Measures
The All Ceylon Small and Medium Scale Paddy Mill Owners Association has announced an agreement to increase rice prices by ...
Supreme Court Dismisses Petition Challenging Constitutionality of November 14 Parliamentary Election Date
The Supreme Court today (4) dismissed a petition challenging the constitutionality of the upcoming parliamentary election date, set for November ...
Sri Lankan High Commissioner’s London Staffer Allegedly Harassed; Diplomatic Immunity Limits Police Action
A woman employed at the London residence of Sri Lankan High Commissioner Rohitha Bogollagama has reportedly experienced severe harassment. The ...
Former Minister Reappointed to Two Positions Amid Bribery Allegations: Wijayadasa Rajapakshe’s Claims
Mr. Wijayadasa Rajapakshe has claimed that the current President, Ranil Wickremesinghe, has appointed an individual to two ministerial positions who ...
Shavendra and Sanath initiates a new endeavour!
The official appointment letters to the new National Sports Selection Committee have been made today (04) at the Ministry of ...