Navy seizes 177kg of Kendu leaves and 354,000 tablets off Alankuda, Puttalam
SLNS Vijaya intercepted a dinghy off Alankuda and recovered 177kg of Kendu leaves with 354,000 pharmaceutical tablets, 7,673 ointment packs and 118 bottles.
SLNS Vijaya intercepted a dinghy off Alankuda and recovered 177kg of Kendu leaves with 354,000 pharmaceutical tablets, 7,673 ointment packs and 118 bottles.
MPs gave the Jayatissa-chaired select committee studying lack of preparedness for Cyclone Ditwah three more months to September 19.
US Embassy, HDP and Congressional Budget Office experts ran a 100-MP technical week in Colombo June 8–12 on a proposed Sri Lanka Parliamentary Budget Office.
Counsel cited 97 intelligence reports and a 129-name list before justices Abeysuriya and Fernando postponed Sallay's PTA writ to July 10.
Sallay's wife and counsel Asith Siriwardena wrote to the CID Director seeking daily hospital visits after the Fort Magistrate cited no PTA authority.
Judge Manjula Thilakaratne affirmed the magistrate's 2022 ruling sentencing the wife of Wimal Weerawansa to two years in prison and a Rs.100,000 fine.
Deputy Minister Prasanna Gunasena said rural service gaps and an ageing fleet are driving SLTB losses, even as the board narrows staff vacancies.
UN's Humanitarian Priorities Plan launched Dec 11 has wrapped up after 83 partner organisations delivered cash, shelter and water relief across 25 districts.
Ranil Wickremesinghe chaired the UNP Management Committee at the party's Colombo office to discuss organisational rebuilding and political alliances.
Cabinet approved a Technical Expert Committee to design the Upper Watershed Management Authority and draft an enabling bill under a three-phase plan.
Transport Minister Bimal Rathnayake told Parliament drivers will get 24 points on their licence with deductions for violations and suspension at zero.
Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya tells Parliament Provincial Council elections will follow only after a new electoral system is in place.
Patrick Brown calls the arrest a 'flagrant violation of free speech' as Amnesty International urges Sri Lanka to release Sangeethsan Ganeskumar.
Public Security Minister Wijepala told Parliament glorifying the LTTE remains prohibited but families can mourn relatives lost during the conflict.
The Sri Lanka Railway Guards' Union called off a strike planned for June 10, restoring passenger services but withdrawing from freight operations.
Ex-SLTPB MD Rumy Jauffer was remanded until June 17 over alleged 2014 misuse of Rs. 7.8m in tourism funds; ex-chairman Bhashwara Gunaratne got bail.
Opposition Leader told Parliament the government raised VAT on households while cutting tobacco duty against WHO advice, foregoing Rs. 17.3 billion.
Public Security Minister says four informants directed by Salley scouted Negombo churches three weeks before the bombings, citing CID findings.
Magistrate Pasan Amarasena ordered a Colombo South Teaching Hospital examination; Wimal Weerawansa says the Fort protest is suspended pending the report.
The Fort Magistrate banned Sarath Weerawansa from leaving Sri Lanka over a 40-vehicle misuse probe alleging Rs. 9 million in state losses.
PM cited Grade 1–10 census data showing 2022 as the peak year for school dropouts at 52,596; pre-2018 figures unavailable and transfers cannot be isolated.
Senior DIG asks the Court of Appeal to block his arrest in the Easter Sunday investigation, arguing there are no reasonable grounds.
A banking error double-credited May food and accommodation allowances to Seethawakapura Division officers; SSP told staff to leave the excess untouched.
CIABOC took former Southern Province Chief Minister Shan Wijayalal De Silva into custody on Wednesday over alleged misuse of funds in 2019.