8-hour power outage affects services at National Hospital
Several buildings of Colombo National Hospital yesterday (14) experienced an eight-hour power failure that affected its services.
Several buildings of Colombo National Hospital yesterday (14) experienced an eight-hour power failure that affected its services.
People do not expect devolution of powers at this moment, with their hopes strongly on economic stabilization and strengthening of democracy, said SLPP general secretary Sagara Kariyawasam.
The presidential election is unlikely to take place on time, while government politicians insist on holding the local government polls before the implementation of the 13th amendment to the constitution, said MP Prof. G.L. Peiris.
Ministers have rejected a decision by the present chairman of Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation (SLRC) to lease its Channel Eye to Lyca Group.
The president is paying attention to bring all water resources in the country under a single institution,
The Urban Development Authority (UDA) has suspended 26 of its projects costing Rs. 65,870 million
Former foreign secretary Kshenuka Seneviratne will be posted to India as Sri Lanka’s next high commissioner, the president has decided.
The new political alliance led by the SJB is at talks with the SLPP breakaway faction headed by Dullas Alahapperuma to get it into its fold, reports said.
COPE is investigating 122 lecturers attached to Peradeniya University for not having reported for duty following training in foreign universities.
One hundred and twenty specialist doctors, out of a total of 263 ho have had overseas training in the past 18 months