Farmers in Sri Lanka will get 15 litres of fuel for each acre they harvest and 20 litres for each acre they plough. This fuel will be provided without requiring a QR code, as stated by the Commissioner General of Agrarian Development.
Sri Lanka's Parliament has passed two landmark pieces of legislation — the Twenty-Second Amendment to the Constitution Bill and the Judicature (Amendment) Bill…
In a significant step forward for environmental conservation, Sri Lanka's Ministry of Environment has announced plans to officially gazette 20 forest areas as…
The Consumer Affairs Authority (CAA) has conducted a raid on a shop in the Puttalam District after allegations surfaced that the establishment had charged a…
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