Final decision on TV contract in two weeks

Parliament was turned into a mini battlefield yesterday as the government members disrupted a candle light protest by the Opposition members by throwing bottles of water which led to fisticuffs. Soon after Senior Minister of International Monetary ...

Crippling power tariff increase Speaker Chamal Rajapaksa yesterday abruptly adjourned parliament around 2.43 p.m. following an uproar caused by Opposition MPs who invaded the Well of the House, shouting slogans, in protest against the recent power ...

The main opposition, UNP, yesterday accused the Government of evading and escaping from the problems people suffered, due to the heavy power tariff hike, by shutting down Parliament. Addressing a hurriedly summoned press conference at the Parliament ...

font size decrease font size increase font size Rate this story (0 votes) As many as 13 Sri Lankan cricketers including captain Angelo Mathews, vice captain Dinesh Chandimal and veterans Kumar Sangakkara, Mahela Jayawardene and Lasith Malinga ...

Sri Lanka will not go after global lending agencies such as the World Bank (WB) the IMF and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) because Sri Lanka is categorized as a Middle Income Nation, Central Bank Governor Ajith Nivard Cabraal said yesterday He ...

Thurstan-Isipathana By Jayantha Jayaweera - BSc Civil Eng (Lon), MIA (Aust), CPEng This year, two leading boys' schools in Colombo, Thurstan College and Isipathana Vidyalaya, are celebrating their 50th annual big cricket match encounter on 22nd and ...

The Sri Lanka Cricket Board was vindicated yesterday after its proposal to offer the television broadcasting rights for international matches played in Sri Lanka to Taj Television was backed in a bidding process. The Cricket board committee ...