Students in dengue prone areas allowed to wear special attire

SLFP decides to take disciplinary action on party members

The Sri Lanka Freedom Party Central Committee has decided to take disciplinary action on several party members. The decision was taken when the SLFP?Central Committee met late this evening with President Maithripala Sirisena. As part of the move the SLFP has decided to suspend the party membership of Parliamentarian Sanath Nishantha. The SLFP has also decided to hold an inquiry on a group of SLFP members who tore party interview papers at a media briefing this week. (Colombo Gazette)

04 Aug, 2016

Norwegian Prime Minister on holiday in Sri Lanka

Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg accompanied with a delegation of seven arrived in Sri Lanka on vacation, Norway News reported. Sri Lanka and Norway have enjoyed a longstanding relationship for more than 60 years. Sri Lanka has recently demonstrated its commitment to democratic transition and is welcoming international investments, which could further strengthen the economy. Sri Lanka is now a middle-income country and this gives the opportunity to look for more business cooperation betw

04 Aug, 2016

President assures security for Jaffna University

President Maithripala Sirisena today requested the students of the University of Jaffna to engage in studies without any fear and suspicion as the security and safety of the university has been assured. The President made this request when the Vice Chancellor, the academic staff and a group of parents of the students of the University of Jaffna met him at the Presidential Secretariat today. They discussed about the situation which arose?at the university recently, and the program carried out f

04 Aug, 2016