CPC Files Media Ministry Complaint Against Hiru TV Over $286 Oil Claim
Ceylon Petroleum Corporation has asked the Ministry of Mass Media to investigate Hiru TV over what it calls a false, damaging report on crude oil pricing.
Ceylon Petroleum Corporation has asked the Ministry of Mass Media to investigate Hiru TV over what it calls a false, damaging report on crude oil pricing.
Dinouk Colombage says Colombo Security Conclave elevation exposes Sri Lanka's institutional shortfall — Defence Secretary still doubling as de facto NSA.
Police arrested nine suspects over the April 16 assault of a woman on a public road in Medalanda, Gokarella, after a video went viral.
Asia Broadcasting Corp says a 'strong' reply to Minister Lal Kantha's Rs. 10 billion notice is due within 24 hours, and calls a viral police-letter a forgery.
Former president declares change is coming as SLPP skips May Day rally this year, citing clash with Vesak festival; opts for religious observance instead.
Police report 53 road-accident deaths and 27 drownings between April 10 and 18, up on previous Sinhala-Tamil New Year periods.
Sri Lanka Police confirmed eight prominent organised crime figures are in foreign custody, with legal procedures underway to extradite them back home.
Patali Champika Ranawaka will release the Auditor General's coal-import audit covering 2009-2016, along with Cabinet papers and CEB directives.
Colombo Magistrate's Court granted bail to former Minister Piyasena Gamage over alleged political recruitment of 134 staff to a state technical college.
Kamal Amarasinghe released on Rs. 25,000 cash bail and two sureties of Rs. 200,000 after 24 days in CID custody; travel ban imposed, next hearing May 11.
Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa met Indian Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan in Colombo, with talks focused on expanding bilateral trade and economy.
President Dissanayake received credentials from six new envoys including Pakistan's High Commissioner Nayyar Naseer and the Vatican's Apostolic Nuncio.
SJB's Lakshman Kiriella urged the government to hold long-delayed Provincial Council polls and predicted an opposition alliance under Sajith Premadasa.
The UNP has denied social media posts advertising a May Day rally, saying no Labour Day event will be held in 2026 as May 1 coincides with Vesak Poya.
A WHO delegation will spend the week reviewing Sri Lanka's 1,000 Arogya Health and Wellness Centres programme and its primary-care digitalisation push.
Police have arrested a 54-year-old Saliyawewa man after three women lost consciousness and were robbed of cash and jewellery on an Anuradhapura–Colombo bus.
All procurement files are in CID custody, every custodian has given a statement, and digital forensics on coal import data is now underway.
CID has seized all coal procurement files, recorded custodian statements and begun a forensic computer-data review as the criminal probe deepens.
Indian VP C.P. Radhakrishnan arrived at BIA with a 49-member delegation for two-day talks with President Dissanayake and PM Amarasuriya.
Indian Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan met President Dissanayake, PM Amarasuriya and Opposition Leader Premadasa during his Colombo visit.
Visiting Vice President Radhakrishnan met North and East Tamil party leaders and Indian-origin Tamil political groups in Colombo on Sunday.
The Joint Opposition alleges the coal contract was awarded to an unregistered company and demands collective Cabinet responsibility.
NWSDB Chairman Chandana Bandara says Kandy and Kundasale water distribution has resumed after a 10-day Ditwah-linked disruption at Balagolla treatment plant.
Colombo Crimes Division seeks extended custody of former MP Chandana Kathriarachchi after 72-hour interrogation in a grenade and ammunition case.