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Under the National TVET Strategic Framework (2026-2035), Gampaha vocational centers have introduced certified career training programs in industrial automation and precision electronics.
Kandy's premier collegiate orchestral and vocal talent converge at Trinity College Main Hall for the 'Mind Your Music: Romantics to Rock 'n' Roll' musical festival.
Ending a 14-year title drought, Dharmaraja College defeated defending champions St. Peter’s College 38–19 in the Cup final at Trinity College Rugby Stadium in Pallekele.
Central Province creative performers gather at Kandy's Sahas Uyana open-air pavilion for an evening of contemporary acoustic performances, dance, and spoken-word poetry.
Local culinary creators and highland tea masters unveil botanical tea mocktails and fusion street snacks along the scenic Bogambara lakeside promenade.
Boutique heritage hoteliers in Galle Fort report high international occupancy rates for mid-September as European and regional leisure travelers prioritize southern heritage destinations.
Smallholder coconut growers in Kurunegala gain access to low-interest agri-credit facilities and technical subsidies for soil moisture pits and automated drip irrigation systems.
As the primary tertiary healthcare center in the North Western Province, Kurunegala Teaching Hospital has expanded advanced diagnostic screening and specialized ICU facilities.
Wayamba cricket authorities conduct elite talent-spotting clinics and turf wicket batting workshops for school players at Kurunegala's Welagedara International Stadium.
Provincial education officials report improved morning attendance and student concentration following enhanced nutrition allocations for primary school children across rural Kurunegala.
The National Apprentice and Industrial Training Authority has announced admissions for NVQ Level 4 diploma courses, opening high-value technical career pathways in engineering and bio-systems for A/L school leavers.
Sri Lanka's inclusion in J.P. Morgan's new frontier-market local-currency government bond index is expected to increase the visibility of rupee-denominated securities to global investors.
Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe emphasizes that sustainable reserve accumulation must be supported by sound external-sector fundamentals amid complex global geopolitics.
The Railway Operating Service Union has commenced trade union action on September 17 and 18, expressing concerns over the administration of the Railway Department.
Showers exceeding 50mm and severe lightning are forecast across the Western, Sabaragamuwa, and Southern provinces.
Tourism sector shows strong growth with India remaining the top source market, boosting local business and hospitality sectors.
Gampaha hosted the national World Ozone Day 2026 celebration under the theme 'Global Action for a Cooler Planet'.
As part of environmental day initiatives, the historic Gampaha Botanical Garden received new canopy covers to enhance visitor and educational experiences.
The massive Kalu Ganga water project accelerates construction to meet growing household and commercial drinking water needs in the Kalutara and Southern coastal corridor.
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake conducted public rallies in Kalutara, emphasizing local economic revitalization and transparent public administration.
Lanka Aluminium Industries opened its newest showroom at Central Junction in Nagoda, catering to rising construction activity in the Kalutara district.
Coastal and low-lying areas of Kalutara district placed on alert as monsoon-driven thundershowers exceed 50mm with localized strong wind gusts.
The Sahas Uyana Open Arena in Kandy hosted the national Spice Expo, highlighting traditional cultivation techniques and value-added exports.
Undergraduates and regional youth gathered at Peradeniya as AFELA staged its vibrant drama and performing arts celebration.
Wholesale consignments of upcountry and lowcountry vegetables maintained brisk turnover at the Dambulla trading hub under active Central Bank price monitoring.
The Central Cultural Fund and tourism authorities roll out new sustainable visitor pathways and eco-luxury zoning surrounding the ancient Sigiriya fortress.
Authorities urge vigilance across Rattota and Laggala as prolonged wet weather reactivates slope instability monitoring following post-cyclone soil saturation.
Continuous rainfall and prolonged overcast skies across Nuwara Eliya estates impacted pluckings, driving High Grown tea volumes to seasonal lows.
State Minister Jeevan Thondaman outlines targeted technological restructuring and worker welfare programs to revive idled processing facilities.
The Central Environmental Authority designates critical cloud forest watersheds in Nuwara Eliya as protected reserves to prevent erosion and stabilize water tables.
A targeted road safety awareness campaign by Nuwara Eliya Police equipped school students with certified safety helmets to protect morning motorcycle commuters.
Municipal authorities introduce designated bridle paths and registration collars around Lake Gregory to protect recreational visitors and manage wandering ponies.
Archaeologists and municipal teams initiate comprehensive desilting of Galle Fort's tidal-flushed sewer network to protect ramparts from seasonal flooding.
Marine scientists at Ruhuna University begin extensive field mapping of food packaging waste flows to protect Galle's coastal and reef ecosystems.
Southern Province clinicians enhance trauma triage and maritime emergency response units handling offshore medical referrals.
Authorities dispel viral sea flooding rumors, affirming that strong wave surges along the Galle maritime drive are normal monsoon conditions.
Heritage hospitality stakeholders in Galle roll out mobile micro-booking and digital wayfinding platforms ahead of peak tourist season.
Hydrological gauging stations in Matara report rising water levels along the Nilwala basin, maintaining active alert thresholds for low-lying agrarian communities.
Marine safety authorities install high-visibility warning buoys, automated defibrillators, and multi-lingual surf safety boards along Weligama and Mirissa beachfronts.
Grassroots smallholders in Kamburupitiya and Akuressa participate in value-addition and organic peel grading workshops to boost European export premiums.
Divisional administration officers in Matara conduct grassroots digital grievance resolution hearings addressing land settlement and coastal fisheries permits.
Sri Lanka Cricket has confirmed strong 15-player national rosters captained by Sahan Arachchige and Chamari Athapaththu to contest for gold at the 20th Asian Games in Japan.
The Election Commission has formally commenced proceedings to fill the parliamentary seat left vacant by Sri Lanka Muslim Congress National List MP M.S. Abdul Waheed, whose resignation took effect on September 14.
Addressing the 63rd Session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Sri Lankan representatives outlined key institutional anti-corruption reforms and legislative timelines to replace the Prevention of Terrorism Act.
A state-of-the-art National Business Facilitation Center is scheduled to open in Colombo 7 on September 22, providing domestic entrepreneurs and international investors with single-window regulatory resolutions.
With national merchandise and service export receipts exceeding US$ 7.3 billion during the first five months of 2026, the National Chamber of Exporters has officially launched entries for its December flagship awards gala.
Under the National TVET Strategic Framework (2026-2035), Gampaha vocational centers have introduced certified career training programs in industrial automation and precision electronics.
Kandy's premier collegiate orchestral and vocal talent converge at Trinity College Main Hall for the 'Mind Your Music: Romantics to Rock 'n' Roll' musical festival.
Ending a 14-year title drought, Dharmaraja College defeated defending champions St. Peter’s College 38–19 in the Cup final at Trinity College Rugby Stadium in Pallekele.
Central Province creative performers gather at Kandy's Sahas Uyana open-air pavilion for an evening of contemporary acoustic performances, dance, and spoken-word poetry.
Local culinary creators and highland tea masters unveil botanical tea mocktails and fusion street snacks along the scenic Bogambara lakeside promenade.
Boutique heritage hoteliers in Galle Fort report high international occupancy rates for mid-September as European and regional leisure travelers prioritize southern heritage destinations.
Smallholder coconut growers in Kurunegala gain access to low-interest agri-credit facilities and technical subsidies for soil moisture pits and automated drip irrigation systems.
As the primary tertiary healthcare center in the North Western Province, Kurunegala Teaching Hospital has expanded advanced diagnostic screening and specialized ICU facilities.
Wayamba cricket authorities conduct elite talent-spotting clinics and turf wicket batting workshops for school players at Kurunegala's Welagedara International Stadium.
Provincial education officials report improved morning attendance and student concentration following enhanced nutrition allocations for primary school children across rural Kurunegala.
The National Apprentice and Industrial Training Authority has announced admissions for NVQ Level 4 diploma courses, opening high-value technical career pathways in engineering and bio-systems for A/L school leavers.
Sri Lanka's inclusion in J.P. Morgan's new frontier-market local-currency government bond index is expected to increase the visibility of rupee-denominated securities to global investors.
Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe emphasizes that sustainable reserve accumulation must be supported by sound external-sector fundamentals amid complex global geopolitics.
The Railway Operating Service Union has commenced trade union action on September 17 and 18, expressing concerns over the administration of the Railway Department.
Showers exceeding 50mm and severe lightning are forecast across the Western, Sabaragamuwa, and Southern provinces.
Tourism sector shows strong growth with India remaining the top source market, boosting local business and hospitality sectors.
Gampaha hosted the national World Ozone Day 2026 celebration under the theme 'Global Action for a Cooler Planet'.
As part of environmental day initiatives, the historic Gampaha Botanical Garden received new canopy covers to enhance visitor and educational experiences.
The massive Kalu Ganga water project accelerates construction to meet growing household and commercial drinking water needs in the Kalutara and Southern coastal corridor.
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake conducted public rallies in Kalutara, emphasizing local economic revitalization and transparent public administration.
Lanka Aluminium Industries opened its newest showroom at Central Junction in Nagoda, catering to rising construction activity in the Kalutara district.
Coastal and low-lying areas of Kalutara district placed on alert as monsoon-driven thundershowers exceed 50mm with localized strong wind gusts.
The Sahas Uyana Open Arena in Kandy hosted the national Spice Expo, highlighting traditional cultivation techniques and value-added exports.
Undergraduates and regional youth gathered at Peradeniya as AFELA staged its vibrant drama and performing arts celebration.
Wholesale consignments of upcountry and lowcountry vegetables maintained brisk turnover at the Dambulla trading hub under active Central Bank price monitoring.
The Central Cultural Fund and tourism authorities roll out new sustainable visitor pathways and eco-luxury zoning surrounding the ancient Sigiriya fortress.
Authorities urge vigilance across Rattota and Laggala as prolonged wet weather reactivates slope instability monitoring following post-cyclone soil saturation.
Continuous rainfall and prolonged overcast skies across Nuwara Eliya estates impacted pluckings, driving High Grown tea volumes to seasonal lows.
State Minister Jeevan Thondaman outlines targeted technological restructuring and worker welfare programs to revive idled processing facilities.
The Central Environmental Authority designates critical cloud forest watersheds in Nuwara Eliya as protected reserves to prevent erosion and stabilize water tables.
A targeted road safety awareness campaign by Nuwara Eliya Police equipped school students with certified safety helmets to protect morning motorcycle commuters.
Municipal authorities introduce designated bridle paths and registration collars around Lake Gregory to protect recreational visitors and manage wandering ponies.
Archaeologists and municipal teams initiate comprehensive desilting of Galle Fort's tidal-flushed sewer network to protect ramparts from seasonal flooding.
Marine scientists at Ruhuna University begin extensive field mapping of food packaging waste flows to protect Galle's coastal and reef ecosystems.
Southern Province clinicians enhance trauma triage and maritime emergency response units handling offshore medical referrals.
Authorities dispel viral sea flooding rumors, affirming that strong wave surges along the Galle maritime drive are normal monsoon conditions.
Heritage hospitality stakeholders in Galle roll out mobile micro-booking and digital wayfinding platforms ahead of peak tourist season.
Hydrological gauging stations in Matara report rising water levels along the Nilwala basin, maintaining active alert thresholds for low-lying agrarian communities.
Marine safety authorities install high-visibility warning buoys, automated defibrillators, and multi-lingual surf safety boards along Weligama and Mirissa beachfronts.
Grassroots smallholders in Kamburupitiya and Akuressa participate in value-addition and organic peel grading workshops to boost European export premiums.
Divisional administration officers in Matara conduct grassroots digital grievance resolution hearings addressing land settlement and coastal fisheries permits.
Sri Lanka Cricket has confirmed strong 15-player national rosters captained by Sahan Arachchige and Chamari Athapaththu to contest for gold at the 20th Asian Games in Japan.
The Election Commission has formally commenced proceedings to fill the parliamentary seat left vacant by Sri Lanka Muslim Congress National List MP M.S. Abdul Waheed, whose resignation took effect on September 14.
Addressing the 63rd Session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Sri Lankan representatives outlined key institutional anti-corruption reforms and legislative timelines to replace the Prevention of Terrorism Act.
A state-of-the-art National Business Facilitation Center is scheduled to open in Colombo 7 on September 22, providing domestic entrepreneurs and international investors with single-window regulatory resolutions.
With national merchandise and service export receipts exceeding US$ 7.3 billion during the first five months of 2026, the National Chamber of Exporters has officially launched entries for its December flagship awards gala.
