Demonstrators in New Delhi demanded the resignation of India's election commissioner over voter-roll changes they say favour Narendra Modi's party.
Screening for diabetes, hearing, vision and heart function was offered at a Lions centre in Sin El Fil, funded by the Foreign Employment Bureau.
Acting High Commissioner Ruvini De Silva handed over the renewed appointment of Prageeth Seneviratne as Honorary Consul in Mombasa, Kenya.
Shipping agents say they cannot get approval to resupply 20 stranded Iranian tankers, even as captains request food and water.
The 300-foot vessel Grace was stopped in the Caribbean on 5 September using 'dark fleet' tactics, in a case disclosed only this week.
The lawyer, poet and long-serving head of the Asian Human Rights Commission spent three decades documenting torture and police abuse across Asia.
Five-day ILOGE leadership programme at NIESBUD in Noida ran 21–25 September under Indian scheme offering 700 slots yearly to Sri Lankan professionals.
MI5 says the China General Technology Research Institute funded work by more than 100 UK-based academics on behalf of Beijing's intelligence service.
Colombo talks on September 21 covered political affairs, agriculture, trade, defence and education, with both sides agreeing to deepen maritime cooperation.
The foreign minister's New York programme covered peacekeeping, debt architecture reform and the National Human Rights Review Mechanism across six engagements.
Sri Lanka's Foreign Minister met his Iranian counterpart on the sidelines of the 81st UN General Assembly and called for regional tensions to be wound down.
Three tonnes and over 1.5 million tablets, valued at Rs. 52 million, flown in on an IAF C-130J and handed to the Health Ministry on 7 October.
The units fall under Stage 2 of Phase IV of the Indian Housing Project, which targets 10,000 homes for the plantation community across six provinces.
A Myanmar national faces two charges after an AI image of a crocodile at Pandan Reservoir triggered a search operation and suspended water sports.
Bundibugyo-strain outbreak reaches 8,067 cases and 3,901 deaths, now the largest and deadliest in Congo's history.
Ambassador Ameer Ajwad held talks with Raed bin Abdullah Al-Kurmaili on expanding cooperation, the Sri Lankan Embassy in Riyadh said.
US-Sri Lanka workshop builds capacity for detecting illicit nuclear and radioactive materials.
Uttar Pradesh recorded 19 times its normal rainfall in 24 hours. Ten workers are missing after an avalanche buried a Himlung Himal base camp in Nepal.
India's Jaishankar meets Russian, Iranian FMs at UNGA81. Discusses Gulf conflict; co-chairs India-GCC Troika.
Melissa Premaratne, a Year 12 pupil at Highgate School, died on North Road on September 24. A 68-year-old driver was arrested and released on bail.
The Vatican put the Champs-Élysées crowd at 800,000 — some 200,000 more than had registered. Leo heads to Lourdes to meet seven survivors of clerical abuse.
Seventeen were killed at a tavern near Johannesburg on Saturday night and 10 outside a Cape Town venue hours later. No arrests have been made.
More than two-thirds voted against an SVP initiative that would have barred Switzerland from sanctions not approved by the UN and from NATO cooperation.
Delcy Rodriguez went to the General Assembly seeking debt, energy and mining agreements. She left with none, and still without an election date.