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LocalRohan Prematilake Hemmatagama Corr.The car after the accident.Tags: Print EditionA foreign woman was killed and two others injured after their car travelling from Gampola towards Hemmathagama overturned in the Balathgamuwa area on…

LocalTags: Print EditionThis year, on the occasion of Sinhala and Tamil New Year, the Department of Prisons has decided to provide a special opportunity for the prisoners to meet visitors during the festival days, 13, 14 and 15 April. The…

LocalTags: Print Edition Thursday, April 13, 2023 - 01:22

LocalTags: Print EditionUnder the programme of the Mass Media Ministry to telecast award-winning Sinhala movies which have made a lasting impact on Sri Lankan cinemagoers, Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation will telecast the film Bak Maha…

LocalTags: Print EditionAccording to a press release by the Sri Lankan Navy, the Sri Lanka Navy has joined efforts by the Sri Lankan government to launch a passenger ferry service between the port of Kankasanthurai, Sri Lanka and…

LocalTags: Print EditionThe Excise Department says that liquor shops across the island will be closed tomorrow (13 April) and the next day (14April) for the upcoming Sinhala and Tamil New Year. In addition, the department further states…

LocalDharma Sri AbeyratneTags: Print EditionPower and Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekera assured that there will be no shortage of coal to operate the Norochcholai Lakvijaya Coal Power Plant. The Ceylon Coal Company has completed the…

LocalTags: Print EditionMinister of Power and Energy Kanchana Wijesekera has stated via a Twitter message that there are enough coal stocks in the country contrary to the speculations by the CEB Unions and Media. He made this statement by…

LocalTags: Print EditionShowers or thundershowers are expected to occur in a few places in Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central, Southern and North-Western provinces during the afternoon or night. A few Showers may also be seen in the Batticaloa…

LocalAnura PremalalTags: Print EditionThe Consumer Affairs Authority (CAA) has so far identified 1,500 retail shops which have sold goods at higher prices and hoarded stocks during raids conducted these days. The CAA will take legal action…