MP M.L.A.M. Hizbullah elected chairman of the Sri Lanka Muslim Congress
The SLMC Supreme Council, meeting in Eravur, unanimously chose parliamentarian M.L.A.M. Hizbullah as the party's new chairman.
The SLMC Supreme Council, meeting in Eravur, unanimously chose parliamentarian M.L.A.M. Hizbullah as the party's new chairman.
JR's grandson marks 120th anniversary with corruption warning. Ranil Wickremesinghe answers youth questions.
The CIABOC case over Yoshitha Rajapaksa's Royal Naval College training will be called on October 13 for a pre-trial conference. Both accused are on bail.
T-56 ammunition and handcuffs hidden in Malabe on instructions of overseas-based crime figure.
A 17-member Commando Regiment team retrieved the body of a 27-year-old from a 355-metre precipice at the Mini World's End viewing point in Ududumbara.
The new American volunteers begin language and teaching training before a November pledge ceremony, Ambassador Eric Meyer said in Colombo.
A four-member German South Asia Parliamentary Group delegation met PM Amarasuriya on the final leg of a three-day visit focused on trade, energy and education.
Harini Amarasuriya said students who are ragged must be able to trust the investigations that follow, and that relief should reach them without delay.
Harshana Nanayakkara said salaries and allowances are under consideration, as a multi-agency emergency mechanism was set up at Dumbara-Bogambara and Pallekele.
CIABOC says the SLPP member issued 56 expressway passenger service permits outside statutory procedure. He has been remanded until September 29.
The Opposition Leader said the shrinking of democratic space is a threat as severe as Cyclone Ditwah, and called Sri Lanka's disaster framework outdated.
Ministry statistics show a third of Sri Lanka's schools teach under 5% of its students. The government wants a primary school within 3km of every child.
Hotel worker pushed from upper floor during argument. Colleague under arrest for murder in Seeduwa.
Rs. 10 million diverted to Siriliya account for scanner. PET scanner from China delivered instead.
Warrants recalled after de Silva's counsel explained funeral attendance. Couple stands Rs. 20 million bail in Airbus case.
The CID arrested a 73-year-old over a forged deed used to sell land in Colombo 07. A separate Barnes Place property fraud case is already before the courts.
The IAID froze a Rs. 35 million SUV linked to 'Bathala Heen Mahaththaya', adding to Rs. 180 million in previously restrained assets.
The Defence Ministry says work has begun on homes for families whose houses were destroyed, and on more than 57,000 partially damaged properties.
The Attorney General's case over alleged remarks insulting Islam was taken up before Judge Buddhika C. Ragala and put off to September 30.
Justice Minister Harshana Nanayakkara says an amendment will go to Parliament, citing forensic report delays that keep suspects in remand for extended periods.
Indian High Commissioner Santosh Jha outlined India's projects at the Mannar hospital ceremony — railway signalling, Ditwah restoration and Jaffna renewables.
The regional bar body raises the refused recusal application, the composition of the five-judge bench, and the petitioners' loss of a right of oral reply.
Navy detained two men aged 29 and 48 transporting 370kg of blast-caught fish by lorry at Mulankavil, the latest case in a widening northern enforcement drive.
Amid renewed calls to apply capital punishment to organised crime, the minister says proposals have reached the President but no decision has been made.