The LTTE did not end. It transformed from a military insurgency into a transnational political warfare network. This constitutes: Ongoing separatist conspiracy under international law. This explains ...

Through this collaboration, NDB introduces a streamlined dividend pay-out solution designed to simplify what has traditionally been a complex administrative process. By leveraging the Bank’s robust ...

Meethirigala, Sri Lanka — Meethirigala Nissarana Vanaya, one of Sri Lanka’s most respected and largest Buddhist Forest Hermitages, celebrated its 40th year of existence, on December 23, 2007 (Unduvap ...

The launch marks the first implementation of Card Present Connect within Visa’s South Asia market, positioning NDB Bank at the forefront of next-generation acquiring solutions in the region. The ...

Following the formal tabling of the complaint—which was originally filed at the Bribery Commission by the suspended Deputy Secretary General of Parliament—Jayasekara called for their voluntary ...

Colombo, Feb. 5 (Daily Mirror) – The Supreme Court today ordered the University Grants Commission to admit the son of the former Defence Attache to Moscow, to the Medical Faculty of a local university ...

A private company is allegedly planning to plunder valuable garnet minerals located in the coastal zone near the Mirijjawila boat yard in Hambantota. Environmentalists claim the firm intends to carry ...

The historic Devnimori Sacred Sarvagna Relics from India arrived in the country a short while ago for a week-long exposition. Devotees can pay their respects at the Hunupitiya Gangarama Temple in ...

Once people are disconnected from their history, their sense of belonging weakens, and their passion to serve the nation ...

Calls to repeal Sri Lanka’s Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA) ignore a crucial reality: the PTA is the only legal framework that grants enforceable rights to terrorism suspects while allowing the ...

Colombo, Feb. 4 (Daily Mirror) – The proposed ‘Protection of Occupants Bill’ is under fire as it has got three foreign companies to leave Sri Lanka while eight other local companies are expected to ...

Insults directed at religious leaders by certain government ministers are strongly condemned, according to His Eminence Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith, Archbishop of Colombo. The Archbishop shared these ...