Sri Lanka’s domestic economic coming back to pre-COVID-19 levels with exceptional Coronavirus control while exports are also doing well, which has not been accounted for when its sovereign credit was downgraded, officials said

Sri Lanka’s Cabinet of Ministers has given approval to a proposal to ban cattle slaughter in the country

The 20th Amendment to the Constitution directly challenges the power of Parliament and thereby directly violates the sovereignty of the people, Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court was told when 39 petitions filed against the proposed bill were taken up for consideration today (29)

No new coronavirus case was reported in Sri Lanka on Tuesday, with the overall tally remaining at 3,360, it was reported

Sri Lanka has quarantined a doctor at Colombo port and around 50 workers who had come into contact with the crew of an Indian oil tanker who had tested positive to Coronavirus, a military official said

The National Aquatic Resources Research and Development Agency (NARA) said the oil slick reported following the leak from the distressed MT New Diamond crude oil tanker, has negatively impacted the turtles in the sea area

The Sri Lankan government is expected to submit the initial draft for a new Constitution to Parliament within six months, a Minister announced here

Following the announcement by Moody’s Investors Service downgrading Sri Lanka’s Sovereign rating, the Ministry of Finance has immediately responded saying the rating action is unwarranted and requested the foreign investors not to be dissuaded by the action

Sri Lanka with the help of Japanese government has implemented a program to expand the “Empathy in the learning process” with the aim to achieve the sustainable education goals

The Supreme Court this morning September 29, will begin proceedings to hear Fundamental Rights applications filed by an unprecedented 39 individuals and organisations against the proposed 20th Amendment to the Constitution

Steps have been taken to launch a Hartal (general strike) in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka to protest against the present government violating the rights of the Tamil people in the North

Sri Lanka Customs on Saturday took steps to re-ship 21 of the 263 containers of waste material illegally sent to the country from the United Kingdom in December 2017

The owners the MT New Diamond supertanker which caught fire in sea off Eastern Coast off Sri Lanka while carrying two million barrels of crude has agreed to pay full amount of compensation demanded by the Sri Lankan government

Sri Lanka’s technological capacity in boat and ship building highlighted and dry-dock services were highlighted at a meeting between the Suez Canal Authority and the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Egypt recently

Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has decided to visit villages across the island nation to address people's grievances on a face-to-face basis and provide immediate solutions to their problems, according to an official statement