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Business

Women lead the charge in Sri Lanka’s apparel industry transformation

In the heart of Sri Lanka’s bustling apparel sector, where fabrics are woven into garments that travel the world, a quieter revolution is...

World

Gold prices hit record high amid inflation and geopolitical uncertainty

Gold prices have soared to an all-time high, surpassing USD 2,900 per ounce this month, continuing a remarkable rally that has seen the...

Sri Lanka

Sewwandi is believed to have given the slip to cops

Investigators suspect that Ishara Sewwandi, one of the main suspects in the audacious killing of underworld gang leader Ganemulle Sanjeewa as he stood...

World

China slams U.S. tariffs, says ready for ‘war’

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said China will continue to retaliate for the United States’ “arbitrary tariffs” and accused Washington of “meeting good...

Politics

UNP invites youth to become future leaders

The United National Party (UNP) has decided to grant more opportunities for the youths as candidates at the upcoming local government election. Its...

Sri Lanka

Ven. Gnanasara Thero makes bombshell claim about Easter Sunday attacks

The General Secretary of the Bodu Bala Sena (BBS), Ven. Galagoda Aththe Gnanasara Thero, has claimed that he is aware of the mastermind...

Business

Tech entrepreneurs warn of brain drain amid new taxes on digital services 

Dr. Harsha Subasinghe, one of the founders of Colombo’s Trace City – a knowledge-based techno-centric business hub, has expressed serious concerns about the...

Sports

Neyara Weerawansa triumphs in Australia

Rising Sri Lankan tennis star Neyara Weerawansa has made an impressive mark in Australia by clinching the RSY Club Championship title in the...

Sri Lanka

Shortage of 333 vital medicines

A recent report from the Medical Supplies Department (MSD) has revealed a concerning shortage of essential medicines across Sri Lanka, with 333 different...

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka records 4,000–5,000 birth defects annually

Between 4,000 and 5,000 children are born with birth defects in Sri Lanka each year, with heart-related conditions being the most common, according...