A total of Nine thousand two hundred ninety five public complaints have been lodged against Sri Lanka Police with the National Police Commission (NPC) during… Read More »More Than 9,000 Public Complaints Against Police Misconduct
The Inspector General of Police (IGP) and Public Security Ministry Secretary were summoned by the Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (SLHRC) to inquire into… Read More »IGP, Public Security Ministry Secy Summoned By SLHRC
President Ranil Wickremesinghe today pledged to introduce a new economic order to suit the new world order and highlighted that Sri Lanka will embark on… Read More »President Pledges To Introduce New Economic Order To Suit New World Order
A special police investigation has been launched against the Panadura South HQI and his team after they were caught on camera physically assaulting female protestors… Read More »Police Begin Probe Against Cops Harassing Female Cops, Protestors
Mu’meneen Brothers as well as Sisters, As Salaam Aleikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh. (May Allah’s peace, mercy,, and Blessings be upon each of you) One… Read More »To what extent is use of “taweez” or amulets allowed in Islam?
The captain of the Sri Lanka women’s rugby team, Dulani Pallekondage, who has come to South Korea to participate in the second leg of the… Read More »Sri Lanka Women’s Rugby Team Captain Missing In Korea
A special police investigation has been launched against the Panadura South HQI and his team after they were caught on camera physically assaulting female protestors… Read More »Police Begin Probe Against Cops Harassing Female Cops, Protestors
The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) has revised the price of a litre of diesel and Kerosene with effect from tonight. Accordingly, the price of a… Read More »CPC Increases Diesel, Kerosene Prices From Tonight
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) is struggling to raise a second bail deposit of Australian 200,000 dollars for Sri Lankan Cricketer Danushka Gunathilaka which has to… Read More »SLC Struggle To Raise $200,000 Bail Deposit For Danushka Gunathilaka
The dollar-starved government paid as much as US $ 10 million as demurrage during the last six months for shipments of fuel, Daily Mirror learns… Read More »Dollar- Starved Govt Pays US $ 10mn Demurrage For Fuel Shipments