Political & Current Affairs
June
Police investigation on property damage at Health Ministry
Police have commenced a broad investigation on the incident, where a group of University students forcibly entered the Health Ministry premises and damaged the property and vehicles yesterday (21st June).
June
The Sri Lanka Press Institute (SLPI) will conduct a workshop on the 'Right to Information' Law in Sri Lanka.
June
Photographs show the damages done to the properties by a group of University Students, who entered the Health Ministry during a protest held yesterday in Colombo.
June
Law should be equal to all: Minister Rajitha Featured
Co-Cabinet Spokesman, Health and Indigenous Medicine Minister Dr. Rajitha Senaratne said that the law should apply equally to all.
June
A meeting between Foreign Minister Ravi Karunanayake and Opposition Leader of Parliament R. Sampanthan was held yesterday (21st June) at the Foreign Ministry.
June
Police investigate against 21 hate-speech cases Featured
Police have received nearly 21 complaints on incidents of destroying reconciliation among religions and nationalities in the country, Police Spokesman DIG Priyantha Jayakody said.
June
The Year on Year inflation based on National Consumer Price Index (NCPI) has decreased to 7.1% in May 2017 from 8.4% in April 2017, Department of Census and Statistics said.
June
The existing bus fares are expected to be increased by 6.28 percent from 1st July 2017.
June
European Union Ambassador to Sri Lanka Tung-Laï Margue called on Minister of Foreign Affairs Ravi Karunanayake yesterday (20th June) at the Foreign Ministry.
June
Health Minister Rajitha Senarathne has informed the National Drug Regulatory Authority (NDRA) today (20th June) to conduct an investigation to check whether the ordinary masses receive the benefits of the reduced blood test charges done at private hospitals and laboratories from yesterday.
