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Gujarat Giants’ batting might trumped an all-international Delhi Capitals bowling attack and made up for their own sloppy fielding to clinch a thriller and take a step closer to their maiden playoffs berth. In a stiff chase of 178,...
Conducting and organising tuition classes, seminars, workshops, and providing assistance via social media or other electronic platforms to students preparing for the upcoming 2024 (2025) G.C.E. Ordinary Level (O/L) examination will be prohibited from midnight on 11 March 2025. Accordingly,...
By Ifham Nizam The 22nd edition of Profood Propack & Agbiz 2025 was launched in grand style at the Cinnamon Grand recently, highlighting the Sri Lankan food processing industry’s immense potential to contribute to national economic growth. The event, attended by...
The Government Medical Officers’ Association (GMOA) has refuted claims that it expressed support for former President Ranil Wickremesinghe’s presence in the current Parliament. GMOA Spokesman Chamil Wijesinghe, speaking during a televised debate, clarified that no such statement was made during...
India, Sri Lanka and South Africa are set to participate in a women’s ODI tri-series to be played entirely at the R. Premadasa International Cricket Stadium in Colombo from April 27 to May 11, Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) said. The...
As Sri Lanka experiences a surge in tourist arrivals compared to last year, industry leaders are urging the government to urgently implement global promotional campaigns to maintain this momentum to meet sector targets. Without a strategic marketing push, the sector...
State-owned utility provider Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) managed to report a profit for the three months ending December 2024, despite a sharp drop in revenue following two tariff cuts. However, a sharp drop in finance costs led to an...
Sri Lanka has significant opportunities to collaborate with the United States in the biotechnology and energy sectors, according to a US policy expert. As the administration seeks to restructure trade policies under President Donald Trump, Sri Lanka could benefit from...
Tropical storm Alfred has begun to lash Australia’s eastern coast, bringing large amounts of rain and record-breaking waves to a heavily populated region rarely hit by such storms and prompting evacuation orders in some areas. Schools have been closed and...
By A. J. A. Abeynayake Colombo High Court Judge Sujeewa Nishshanka, yesterday (6), sentenced to death a man and his wife for torturing and murdering a two-year-old boy whom they had adopted. The convicted individuals, Mohamed Ali Mohamed Ushwan and Mohamed...