Wanni district candidate from Samabima Party summoned to CID
A Tamil woman who is a candidate for the Wanni at the upcoming general election from Samabima Party has been summoned to the CID to be questioned over her reasons for contesting.
A Tamil woman who is a candidate for the Wanni at the upcoming general election from Samabima Party has been summoned to the CID to be questioned over her reasons for contesting.
The URF chairman has quitted the party, while its national organizer has allied with the SJB in protest against the party’s decision to leave the SJB-led alliance and withdraw from contesting the upcoming parliamentary polls.
The Commissioner General of Examinations Amith Jayasundara announced that it was decided not to re-conduct the 2024 Grade 05 Scholarship Examination.
The government has decided to postpone the presentation of the 2025 budget proposals. Although a budget for 2025 was initially scheduled to be presented in November this year,
President’s Adviser on Economic and Financial Affairs Prof. Anil Jayantha says the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has agreed to enhance the relief measures provided to the people of Sri Lanka.
The National People's Power (NPP) government has been able to introduce the word 'retirement' into Sri Lankan politics where none of the politicians had retired in the past, other than those who had lost in elections or had died, President Anura Kumara Dissanayake said yesterday (13).
Former Minister Keheliya Rambukwella says that he has decided to temporarily step back from politics with the ‘recent events’ that took place.
Former Colombo District Member of Parliament Hirunika Premachandra has announced her decision to step down from her role as the National Organiser of the Samagi Vanitha Balawegaya (SVB), the women’s wing of the Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) headed by Sajith Premadasa.
The deadline for the candidates who contested for the presidential election to submit their expense reports is scheduled to end, today (13) at 3.00 pm.
Health secretary Dr. Palitha Mahipala has noted the importance of addressing modifiable risk factors to prevent thousands of new cancer cases annually.