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SportsThe Sri Lankan team included Yoshitha Prabath, Thilina De Silva and Dhananjaya Sathish.Tags: Print EditionThe eighth Esports Barrier Break Cup was held recently with the participation of a Sri Lankan team for the second…
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SportsIndika WelagedaraAnjala Bandara (Right) with Sahan NiroshanaTags: Print EditionSri Lanka national under- 19 teenage batsman cum World Cup wicket keeper Anjala Bandara has been awarded a bat contract sponsorship with ‘CM’ by…
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SportsNARAYANASWAMY JAYARATNAM -Kalutara Rovinig CorrespondentVictorious Lankan men’s and women’s teamsTags: Print EditionSri Lankan men’s Volleyball team recorded a thrilling victory over the host Bangladesh men’s Volleyball team…
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SportsHansani Gomes-Chinthana VidanageTags: Print EditionSri Lankan commonwealth Games medal winning weightlifters Chinthana Vidanage and Hansani Gomes will carry the Queen’s Baton when the Birmingham Commonwealth Games 2022 Queen’s…
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SportsDilwin Mendis-Moratuwa Sports Special CorrespondentTags: Print EditionSt. Peter’s College Colombo 4 First Eleven Cricket team 2020/21. Seated L/R – Manuka Gunarathne (Physical Trainer), Janudika Sriyapala (Coach), Shanaka…
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WorldJapanese Prime Minister Fumio KishidaTags: Print EditionJAPAN: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Tuesday the Government will consider providing COVID-19 vaccine booster shots for all people in the country as much as…
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WorldTags: Print EditionBiden and his Covid-19 Response Team (Covid-19 Response co-ordinator Jeff Zients, Centres for Disease Control and Prevention director Dr. Rochelle Walensky, and White House Chief Medical Adviser Dr Anthony…
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WorldSpain wants to keep face masks and distancing at schools during next academic year. Here, students playing at a school in the Navarre region, Spain. Tags: Print EditionSPAIN: Spain is dealing with the highest ever number of…
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WorldTags: Print EditionUS: Healthy individuals who have been vaccinated, and especially those who have been boosted, appear unlikely to develop severe infections from the Omicron variant that would land them in the hospital, say…
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WorldTags: Print EditionSWITZERLAND: The World Health Organisation (WHO) warned Tuesday that the Omicron coronavirus variant could lead to overwhelmed healthcare systems even though early studies suggest it leads to milder disease, as…
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