ITAK calls for referendum on 22nd Amendment
ITAK says the proposed 22nd Amendment touches the sovereignty of the people and must go to a referendum, not pass in Parliament alone.
ITAK says the proposed 22nd Amendment touches the sovereignty of the people and must go to a referendum, not pass in Parliament alone.
The Kalutara Additional Magistrate imposed six-month suspended terms and Rs. 50,000 fines on two men who treated patients without medical registration.
A man was arrested near the Sri Dalada Maligawa for allegedly abusing and obstructing police officers on security duty at the Kandy Esala Perahera.
A 56-year-old man died after a neighbour allegedly attacked him with a sharp weapon during a party at his home in Kottalbadda. The suspect has fled.
Kahathuduwa Police arrested a suspect over the August 8 killing of a 78-year-old Koralaima resident with an iron bar.
Sailors of SLNS Kelani and Negombo Thelwatta Police recovered more than 2.2 tonnes of Kendu leaves along with two dinghies and a lorry at Wellaweediya.
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake will lead NPP rallies across all districts from September 5, alongside a reorganisation of village-level party committees.
Public Health Inspectors will stop submitting all data and reports from 8 a.m. Monday, escalating a dispute over a Katunayake airport transfer.
The Opposition Leader says the government promised Rs. 150 a kilo for paddy but set the guaranteed price below the state's own stated cost of production.
Speaker Jagath Wickramaratne said the President's Fund became a fund belonging to the people only last year, as 65 children received the first scholarships.
A Public Administration circular sets out 2027 annual transfers for Supra Grade Management Service Officers, effective from January 1.
Deputy Minister Nalin Hewage says a proposal would raise the minimum age for three-wheeler driving to 40 to keep school-leavers out of the trade.
Repairs to the Ditwah-damaged upcountry railway line between Kotagala and Radella are about 60% done but held up by wet weather.
Deputy Minister T.B. Sarath says school facilities will host vocational training geared to both the local and overseas job markets.
The Water Board suspended purification at Ambalantota after the Walawe River fell sharply, cutting supply to seven towns and villages in the south.
Police seized 90 bottles in a tip-off raid in the Wennappuwa area. The suspect, a resident of Nainamadama, faces further investigation.
A police team led by CCIB Director SSP Kamal Ariyawansa has flown to Dubai to escort the two organised crime suspects back to Sri Lanka on Monday night.
Police seized fake Department of Motor Traffic, Justice of the Peace and lawyer's stamps in a raid near the DMT after a tip-off about forged papers.
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake appointed the finance professor and former People's Bank chairman, with the posting effective from 24 August 2026.
Police say the man rode the motorcycle used in an August 2025 killing in Minuwangoda. He was held at Galoluwa with 11 grams of crystal methamphetamine.
At a Kuliyapitiya rally, the SLPP National Organiser said acting on the claims would test the government's stated commitment to transparency.
A 44-year-old from Nochchiyagama allegedly wore an air force uniform to collect Rs. 13.5 million from a bus owner who sold a bus to pay her.
PM says equal rights for all is fundamental policy as President's Fund awards Rs. 100,000 to 75 Jaffna university students.
Anura Kumara Dissanayake tells officials to expand small and medium reservoirs and bring irrigation rehabilitation under a single national plan.