Year: 2026
Opposition steps up international outreach over judicial reforms, constitutional changes
By The Pulseline News Desk The Opposition has intensified its campaign against the government’s proposed constitutional reforms, using a high-level engagement with Colombo’s...
India at 80: From Nehru’s ‘Tryst with Destiny’ to Viksit Bharat 2047 – a view from Sri Lanka
By Milinda Moragoda As India marks the 80th anniversary of its independence this month, it is worth returning to the opening words of...
MP’s fuel allowance disclosure sparks fresh debate over parliamentary perks
By The Pulseline News Desk Independent member of parliament (MP) Ramanathan Archchuna has triggered fresh political debate after publishing what he claims are...
Wildlife Department surveys Eastern coral reefs to boost conservation and sustainable tourism
By The Pulseline News Desk The Department of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) has launched a comprehensive assessment of coral reef ecosystems in the Kayankerni...
Four prison disturbances in weeks expose deepening crisis in Sri Lanka’s correctional system
By The Pulseline News Desk Sri Lanka’s prison system is facing renewed scrutiny after fresh unrest at Magazine Prison in Borella and Kuruwita...
Nearly 3,800 doctors left Sri Lanka since 2020, Government tells Parliament
By The Pulseline News Desk Sri Lanka’s healthcare sector continues to grapple with a sustained outflow of medical professionals, with nearly 3,800 doctors...
NBRO warns of heightened landslide risk after Cyclone Ditwah as heavy rains continue
By The Pulseline News Desk The National Building Research Organisation (NBRO) has warned that the threat of landslides and rockfalls has significantly increased...
Govt. reverses course on asset declarations after backlash, keeps politicians’ wealth open to public
By The Pulseline News Desk The government has moved to restore public access to the asset and liability declarations of politicians while shielding...
What the US-Iran conflict reveals about the future of warfare
By Milinda Moragoda The current phase of the conflict involving Iran may ultimately be remembered less for its military operations than for what...
Central Bank could have prevented $2.5 million Treasury cyber theft?
By The Pulseline News Desk The government’s handling of the $2.5 million cyber theft at the Public Debt Management Office came under fresh...
