LNP – Super luxury vehicles in government institutions to be disposed
The Government has decided to dispose super luxury vehicles used in government institutions given their high maintenance and fuel costs.
Read moreThe Government has decided to dispose super luxury vehicles used in government institutions given their high maintenance and fuel costs.
Read moreThe Cabinet of Ministers has approved the proposal to allow the import of rice without import control permits until 20 December, 2024.
Read moreThe Litro Gas Company says that the prices of its domestic LP Gas cylinders will remain unchanged for the month of December 2024.
Read moreThe Excise Department has announced that strict actions under the Excise Ordinance will be taken to suspend the production activities of companies that continue to default on excise duty arrears, with their licenses for 2025 withheld.
Read moreSri Lanka has been ranked among the top five destinations in the world for long vacations in a study conducted by Ubuy India, a global e-commerce platform.
Read moreSriLankan Airlines recently celebrated the seventh anniversary of its Melbourne-Colombo route, launched in 2017
Read moreThe government will take a decision if Laugfs Gas fails to intervene to import and supply LP gas to the consumers,
Read moreThe government has given the green light to resume vehicle imports, starting February next year,
Read moreAgrarian Organisations in the Central Province warned that the already soaring prices of vegetables would further increase due to the
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