The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) said today that it has completed investigations into various companies suspected of ...

The talks between the United National Party (UNP) and the Sagami Jana Balawegaya (SJB) aimed at forming a broad right wing ...

Everton’s resurgence under returning manager David Moyes gained momentum with a commanding 3-2 victory over struggling ...

General Secretary Tilvin Silva stressed the need to win the Local Government election to be held in April this year if the ...

A total of 16,930 persons from 5,738 families have been affected across eleven districts due to natural disasters such as ...

The psychiatrist who was reported to have given false reasons to avoid posting to District General Hospital in Mullaitivu has ...

An instant cleaning process that kicked off on Friday at the stinking tourist hot spot of Colombo’s Beira Lake following a ...

Around 90 Palestinian prisoners and detainees were freed from Israeli jails and into the occupied West Bank on Sunday, as ...

A tense situation unfolded outside the Moratuwa Police Station, where over 100 people gathered to protest the arrest of ...

Colombo, Jan 20 (Daily Mirror) - The Sri Lankan government has welcomed the recent ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

Against the backdrop of the passport crisis worsening by the day, President Anura Kumara Dissanayake instructed the Attorney ...