Live Bomb Found in Puttalam Jungle Reserve, STF Defuses Device
A man collecting firewood in Karuwalagaswewa's Weerakodithola Reserve alerted police, who obtained a court order to safely dispose of the device.
A man collecting firewood in Karuwalagaswewa's Weerakodithola Reserve alerted police, who obtained a court order to safely dispose of the device.
Maldives President Muizzu will sign seven agreements covering defence, education and health during his May 3 state visit to Sri Lanka.
NDF MP cites conflict of interest in CBSL's Deloitte audit; flags 2,700 undetected CEFT transfers and FIU alerts ignored for 16 months.
B.W. Premachandra cites failure to curb irregular governance, illegal trading and unauthorised constructions in his resignation letter to the Mayor.
Colombo Crimes Division detained the 41-year-old after 21 victims accused him of pocketing money on the promise of foreign travel visas.
MPs voted 145 to 6 to extend the emergency framework first declared after Cyclone Ditwah and renewed through the Middle East fuel crisis.
Sri Lanka Police say CCIB proceedings against bird park owner Ajith Gallage continue, contradicting reports the Hambantota Magistrate's Court had.
Sri Lanka Police say drones could be misused to gather sensitive information, with all stations directed to monitor imports, sales and unauthorised flights.
Sajith Premadasa raised Standing Order 27(2) questions on CPC supplier registration, emergency vs term contracts and Murban-vs-Iranian crude switching.
Mujibur Rahuman tells Parliament conflicting statements have eroded trust in the suicide ruling on Ranga Rajapaksa; questions debate time being cut.
The two foreign ministries reviewed cooperation across trade, defence, maritime affairs and education at talks co-chaired by senior diplomats on Tuesday.
Court of Appeal heard the first round of submissions on the writ petition challenging Suresh Sallay's PTA detention; further hearing fixed for June 4.
Parliament debates $2.5m heist on May 6: CoPF chair Harsha de Silva says department heads lack expertise; Deputy Minister Anil Jayantha lists payment dates.
First Vietnamese head of state visit to Sri Lanka in 15 years, with parliament address, MoU signings and bilateral talks scheduled for Friday.
Public Security Minister tells Parliament no e-passport tender has been awarded and the procurement process remains ongoing under the Procurement Commission.
Sri Lanka Police have arrested 628 foreigners since January for cybercrimes and immigration offences, Police Spokesman ASP F.U. Wootler said.
Jaffna MP Archchuna Ramanathan now says his Parliament call to hand Jaffna to Tamil Nadu was ironic criticism of the AKD-Modi agreements, not a real proposal.
Two men who stood as sureties for former SriLankan Airlines CEO Kapila Chandrasena remanded after police said they were paid Rs. 15,000 each.
A serving public servant submitted the bid despite rules barring officials from official tenders; bidders also allege delays in vehicle handovers.
Sarvajana Balaya leader Dilith Jayaweera says a Polish-linked company submitted the best e-passport tender bid but was overlooked, prompting a complaint.
Civil society watchdog says some Aswesuma beneficiaries received double or excess April payments and demands Parliament invoke Article 148 financial powers.
Former MP Udaya Gammanpila says his statement on Ranga Rajapaksa's death was based on a May 1 Director General of Health Services letter.
Police dismissed Gammanpila's claims on the Treasury official's death as false; he is summoned to appear before Kuliyapitiya Magistrate's Court.
The Hambantota Magistrate's Court has acquitted Ajith Gallage and two employees of all charges over alleged illegal importation of 21 motorcycles.