Cabinet Approves Six Short-Term Drug Rehabilitation Centres
Public Security Minister's proposal clears Cabinet; new NDDCB facilities will target narcotic and psychotropic substance dependence.
Public Security Minister's proposal clears Cabinet; new NDDCB facilities will target narcotic and psychotropic substance dependence.
Former Chief Legal Officer Ahmad Riyasa Ahmad accused of demanding Rs. 4.1 million to prepare Ministry of Health lease extensions; remanded until May 5.
CIABOC asks Parliament's Secretary General to delay transferring a key witness in its probe of suspended Deputy Secy General Chaminda Kularatne.
Prof. GL Peiris says only the Chief Justice can convene a Trial-at-Bar, challenging the government's move on Ranil Wickremesinghe's Rs. 16.2 million case.
Cabinet approves permanent appointment of SLAS Special Grade officer Iraj Chaminda Pathiraja as Controller General of Immigration and Emigration.
A Trincomalee–Mutur private bus crashed into a tree near the Upparu-aru Bridge; four passengers are in intensive care and three in ICU transfers.
Borella resident, convicted twice before, created fake Facebook accounts claiming his wife was the Prime Minister's Personal Secretary.
Cabinet Spokesperson confirms Ministry Secretary will probe licence conditions after complaints from Lal Kantha and CPC; TRCSL running parallel review.
Cabinet Spokesperson Nalinda Jayatissa says he will examine which MP salary components are APIT-exempt after a disparity with private-sector employees.
Opposition MPs want the parliamentary committee probing 323 uninspected Colombo containers to summon President AKD and former Ports Minister Bimal Rathnayake.
The Presidential Commission investigating coal transactions has opened its Hulftsdorp office under SC Justice Kulatunga, covering imports to April 16.
Police officers contribute Rs. 9.68 million from a one-day salary to the Rebuilding Sri Lanka Fund, taking total police donations past Rs. 74 million.
Books by Tamil writer Pradeepan Deepachelvan held at Customs for weeks; Forum says unread works treated as national security threat.
The former State Minister was granted bail by the Nuwara Eliya Magistrate's Court on Tuesday after his arrest over an alleged firearm threat.
Dissanayake directs officials to ensure Rs. 500,000 payments for partially damaged homes reach all beneficiaries by end-May, except in exceptional cases.
The Embassy will open on the last Friday of each month from 2pm to 5pm for expatriates unable to visit during the revised weekday hours.
Defence Ministry says Sri Lanka has strengthened Targeted Financial Sanctions under UN Resolution 1373 and FATF standards, with a new public Gazette website.
Colombo Fort Magistrate's Court orders ex-SIS chief's detention extended and directs CID to report back on investigation progress on May 20.
Cabinet confirms probe into diversion of part of a $22.9M debt instalment via fraudulent email; Treasury IT head among officials facing suspension.
47 Chinese, two Malaysian and one Indian national detained at Negombo safehouse; Welisara detention centre holding arrests, deportation being arranged.
Welfare Benefits Board confirms Rs. 3.447 billion April disbursement for elderly Aswesuma recipients: Rs. 3.087 billion Phase 1, Rs. 362.6 million Phase 2.
Addressing the seventh-anniversary mass, Cardinal Ranjith said the Easter probe is progressing but certain factions are trying to obstruct it.
Buses imported for the 2013 CHOGM summit and left idle for years will be fully refurbished and back in service by year-end, the Transport Ministry says.
Chief Magistrate Asanga Bodaragama directed that further evidence in the CID case against former State Minister Diana Gamage be recorded on May 12.