Police search for Batticaloa journalist
Two plainclothes policemen went to the home of Batticaloa Tamil Journalists’ Association on November 27 and made inquiries of his whereabouts, said Journalists for Democracy – Sri Lanka.
Two plainclothes policemen went to the home of Batticaloa Tamil Journalists’ Association on November 27 and made inquiries of his whereabouts, said Journalists for Democracy – Sri Lanka.
The cabinet has given approval to the proposed restructuring of the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB).
Sri Lanka is planning to mark World AIDS Day on December 01 in line with this year’s global theme “putting ourselves to the test: achieving equity to end HIV.”
A lawyer has moved a writ petition seeking the arrest of senior DIG Deshabandu Tennakoon in connection with the disturbances on May 09.
National organiser of the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) Basil Rajapaksa and his wife duly paid the charges for their use of the gold route on their arrival at the Katunayake airport on November 20, said the party.
While calling it an undeniable right of the people to remember their dead, president Ranil Wickremesinghe is using the military and the police to disrupt events by the Tamils for their Maaveerar remembrance.
The CWE is up in arms against a management order to remove home gardens of the workers at Horana Plantations.
Leader of the 43 Brigade Patali Champika Ranawaka says he has presented a feasible set of proposals for the country’s progress.
President Ranil Wickremesinghe speaks about a dialogue to resolve the national question, but at the same time orders the military’s acquisition of lands owned by the Tamils, charges Tamil National People's Front (TNPF) leader Gajendra Kumar Ponnambalam.
Administrative shortcomings of the Health Ministry cause a loss of around Rs. four billion each year from reagents required for laboratory tests, alleges the association of health professionals.