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Sri Lanka In Style Launches New Family Friendly Itineraries In Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka In Style have launched a series of itineraries and short breaks suitable for individual families and their friends to participate in authentic Sri Lankan experiences while also enjoying traditional family expectations.
[Views:157] [Wed, Aug 06, 2008] [Full Article]
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Malaria control campaign to distribute 500,000 mosquito nets
The Health Ministry has provided mosquito nets to residents in the Kilinochchi and Mullaitivu districts where Chikungunya, Malaria and Dengue are prevalent.
[Views:208] [Wed, Apr 16, 2008] [Full Article]
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Triad first 100pc Lankan ad agency to win metal at international awards show
THAILAND: The Triad Team won the Bronze award in Integrated Communications category for its social service outdoor campaign “Makeup” created for the Environmental Foundation of Sri Lanka.
[Views:220] [Mon, Mar 31, 2008] [Full Article]
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Uttar Pradesh to have world's tallest Buddha statue
Decks are being cleared for the installation of the world's tallest Buddha statue in Kushinagar town of eastern Uttar Pradesh.
[Views:199] [Mon, Mar 31, 2008] [Full Article]
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Sci-fi guru Arthur C. Clarke to be buried in Sri Lanka
 COLOMBO - Sri Lanka prepared to bury famed sci-fi writer Arthur C. Clarke on Saturday with the government calling for a minute's silence across the island, officials said.
[Views:263] [Sat, Mar 22, 2008] [Full Article]
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Special unit to prevent destruction of archaeological monuments
A Special Police Unit is to be established at the Department of Archaeology on March 4 to prevent destruction of archaeological monuments and conserve the archaeological and scientific heritage, states an Information Department press release.
[Views:218] [Sat, Feb 23, 2008] [Full Article]
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Lanka offers to host regional anti-tobacco talks
Sri Lanka has offered to host the consultations of the South-East Asia Regional Group (SEAR) of the World Health Organisation on the Protocol on the illicit trade in Tobacco Products in October 2008.
[Views:232] [Sat, Feb 23, 2008] [Full Article]
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President Colombo Law Society
Senior Attorney at Law Janaprith Fernando won the keenly contested election with a convincing majority to be appointed as the President of the Colombo Law Society.
[Views:261] [Sat, Feb 23, 2008] [Full Article]
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Deegavapi to be made a sacred site
COLOMBO: On the directives of President Mahinda Rajapaksa, measures will be taken to develop and transform the historical and revered Deegavapi into a sacred site, Presidential Media sources said.
[Views:223] [Thu, Feb 21, 2008] [Full Article]
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Denpasar arts institute links with Asian universities
The Indonesian Arts Institute (ISI)`s Denpasar chapter is intensively setting up cooperation with a number of arts institutes abroad, ISI Denpasar Rector I Wayan Rai has said.
[Views:245] [Mon, Feb 18, 2008] [Full Article]
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South Asian, Middle East artifact galleries open in Toronto
Galleries devoted to South Asian and Middle Eastern art and artifacts reopened at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto on Saturday.
[Views:254] [Mon, Feb 18, 2008] [Full Article]
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‘Architect 2008’ at BMICH
The Sri Lanka Institute of Architects (SLIA) will mark its first annual sessions following the Golden Jubilee celebration last year with “Architect 2008” at the BMICH on February 20 under the Prime Minister Rathnasiri Wickramanayaka’s patronage.
[Views:199] [Sat, Feb 16, 2008] [Full Article]
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Positive Response to Ravages of Terrorism by Record Crowds at 60th Independence Day in Los Angeles
 Los Angeles, 06 February: Sri Lankans in record numbers, joyous beyond belief, jubilant, even frenzied at times, gave a positive response to the ravages of brutal terrorism faced by their motherland. The sixtieth Independence Day presented by the Consular General Jaliya Wickramasuriya and his staff was an unqualified success. At the announcement “at this very moment the President and the people of Sri Lanka will be honoring our heroic troops at the Independence Day parade at Galle Face, the crowd roared in appreciation with thunderous applause. Executed with Hollywood-like perfection amidst an unending line of Sri Lankan musical and dancing talents, the cultural pageant lasted over 4 hours into the night. Cultural diversity was overflowing amidst an exuberance of good will.
[Views:208] [Wed, Feb 06, 2008] [Full Article]
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Bizet opera set in Sri Lanka finally comes home
 COLOMBO - French composer Georges Bizet's 19th century opera "The Pearl Fishers," set in an idyllic setting off Sri Lanka's coast, is being performed for the first time in the country this week.
[Views:254] [Thu, Jan 10, 2008] [Full Article]
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BIZET OPERA SET IN SRI LANKA FINALLY COMES HOME
COLOMBO, Jan 10, 2008 (AFP) - French composer Georges Bizet's 19th century opera "The Pearl Fishers," set in an idyllic setting off Sri Lanka's coast, is being performed for the first time in the country this week.
[Views:231] [Thu, Jan 10, 2008] [Full Article]
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Hajj pilgrimage, embodiment of sacrifice - President
 President Mahinda Rajapaksa in a Hajj message said he was pleased to send a message of greetings on the occasion of the celebration of Fid-ul-Adha, the festival of Hajj by the Islamic community of Sri Lanka.
[Views:226] [Fri, Dec 21, 2007] [Full Article]
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Sri Lanka to host next SAARC summit
New Delhi, Dec 7 Sri Lanka will host the 15th South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) summit next year, as Maldives is unable to do so due to domestic preoccupation, External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee said here Friday.
[Views:230] [Sat, Dec 08, 2007] [Full Article]
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CEB employees to get Rs. 400 discount on electricity bills
COLOMBO: A discount of Rs. 400 on electricity bills will be granted to all CEB employees as an immediate measure of relief. This follows discussions power and Energy Minister W. D. J. Seneviratne had with representatives of the Joint Council of CEB Trade Unions on September 22.
[Views:265] [Sat, Oct 06, 2007] [Full Article]
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Lanka professors, Burundi cop win Swiss human rights prize
GENEVA: Two university professors from Sri Lanka and a policeman from Central Africa have been named as the top human rights defenders for 2007 by a Swiss-based rights group.
[Views:241] [Wed, Oct 03, 2007] [Full Article]
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