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There have been intensive consultation in recent days between Sri Lankas High Commissioner in New Delhi, Milinda Moragoda, and senior levels of the Indian Government including Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman who was described as most supportive as has been Foreign Minister S. Jaishanker, well informed diplomatic sources said on Friday. They said that several billion […]

Rupavhini Ru kirula 2022 pageant sponsored for the fifth consecutive year in the print media by the Navaliya weekly was held at the Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation premises in Colombo recently. Ayesha Nethimini from the Colombo District won the Lever AYUSH crown while Upuni Nimesha from the Kurunegala District and Devindi Nayanamini from the Anuradhapura […]

The Extra Mile: A surgeon’s experience s, an autobiographical book by Dr Gamini Goonetilleke FRCS, was launched recently at the Auditorium of The College of Surgeons of Sri Lanka, Colombo 7 in the presence of a large and distinguished gathering. The book reflects four decades of experience of Dr Goonetilleke, a Senior Consultant Surgeon, narrating […]

The Supreme Court Monday revived its Modified Standard Operating Procedure and said all the matters listed on Wednesdays and Thursdays would be heard in the physical presence of lawyers and litigants in courtrooms only.

The top court has been hearing cases through video conference since March last year due to the pandemic and several bar bodies and lawyers have been demanding that physical hearings should resume immediately.

The Supreme Court has issued a new standard operating procedure for final hearing of cases in physical mode from September 1 and will exercise a hybri

Saturday 30 January, 2021 | 2:12 PM NEW DELHI: Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday expressed ‘full confidence’ in the Indian authorities’ investigation into the bomb blast near Israel’s embassy in New Delhi earlier in the evening, a spokesman for Israels prime minister tweeted. The “very low intensity” explosion was reported in the national capital’s high-security zone at 5.05 pm, around the same time that President Ramnath Kovind and Prime Mini...

By Chris KamalendranView(s): The Colombo Fire Chief has ruled out an electrical short-circuit as being the cause of Tuesday’s fire at the Supreme Court complex. Colombo Fire Chief P.D.K.A. Wilson said he believed the fire could not have been caused by an electrical short circuit, though he stressed that they were still awaiting the report of the Government Analyst to confirm it. The Sunday Times learns that investigators are pursuing several lines of inquiry, including whether the fire coul...