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Cabraal dismisses rumours that Forex accounts are being converted

ChiefEditorJan 5, 20220

(UTV | COLOMBO) – The Governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka Ajith Nivard Cabraal has dismissed rumours that Sri Lankan banks have been

Revised bus fares in effect from today

ChiefEditorJan 5, 20220

(UTV | COLOMBO) – The 17.44 percent increase in bus fares is effective as of today.

MP Rajitha Senaratne tests positive for Covid-19

ChiefEditorJan 5, 2022January 5, 20220

(UTV | COLOMBO) – It is reported that Dr. Rajitha Senaratne, Member of Parliament for Samagi Jana Balawega has been infected with the COVID-19.

Sri Lanka to balance its international relations between competing countries

Staff WriterJan 4, 20220

(UTV | COLOMBO) – The Sri Lankan Navy has conducted joint exercises with Japan, after receiving two Japanese naval ships arrived at the Port of

Brazil’s Bolsonaro hospitalized with obstructed gut, may need surgery

ChiefEditorJan 4, 20220

(UTV | SAO PAULO,BRAZIL)- Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was hospitalized on Monday with an intestinal blockage and may need to undergo surgery in the latest

Gammanpila clarifies claims on Trinco Oil Tank Complex

ChiefEditorJan 4, 20220

(UTV | COLOMBO) – Minister of Energy Udaya Gammanpila says the government is hoping to sign an agreement for the establishment of the Trinco Petroleum Terminal

This will be a turning point in future politics – Susil

ChiefEditorJan 4, 20220

(UTV | COLOMBO) – Susil Premajayantha, Minister of State for Educational Reforms, Open Universities and Distance Education Promotion has been removed from his post with

Revision of bus fares effective from tomorrow

ChiefEditorJan 4, 20220

(UTV | COLOMBO) – The increased revised CTB and Private Bus fares which will be effective from 5th January has been released.

Increased salaries of teachers to be paid from this month

ChiefEditorJan 4, 20220

(UTV | COLOMBO) – The Cabinet of Ministers has granted approval to pay the increased salaries of teachers from this month.

Private sector workers’ salaries should be increased

ChiefEditorJan 4, 20220

(UTV | COLOMBO) – Trade unions have requested the government to increase salaries of the private sector, similar to that of the state sector, through

Dayasiri directs letter to SLFP General Secretary claiming party constitution has been violated

Weligama PS chairman injured in shooting

PM Harini Amarasuriya Begins India Visit; Meets Jaishankar to Boost Bilateral Cooperation

Cabraal dismisses rumours that Forex accounts are being converted

Revised bus fares in effect from today

MP Rajitha Senaratne tests positive for Covid-19

Sri Lanka to balance its international relations between competing countries

Brazil’s Bolsonaro hospitalized with obstructed gut, may need surgery

Gammanpila clarifies claims on Trinco Oil Tank Complex

This will be a turning point in future politics – Susil

Revision of bus fares effective from tomorrow

Increased salaries of teachers to be paid from this month

Private sector workers’ salaries should be increased