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Record number of legal reforms in Sri Lanka s history in last 2 years - Justice Secretary
17 Jun 2024 (11:44 PM) SC rules several clauses of Telecom Amendment Bill are unconstitutional
18 Jun 2024 (12:07 PM) Damaged pipeline- Water supply to 85,000 housing units yet to be restored
18 Jun 2024 (4:47 PM) Striking uni non-academic staff to hold talks with UGC
18 Jun 2024 (5:43 PM) Rainy weather conditions expected to enhance from tomorrow
18 Jun 2024 (9:10 AM) Lotus Road in Colombo blocked due to protest
18 Jun 2024 (12:58 PM) |
The Secretary to the Ministry of Justice, Prison Affairs and Constitutional Reforms, Mr. M. N. Ranasinghe, stated that the period from 2022 to 2024 will be historically significant for the highest number of law reforms in Sri Lanka. 
The Speaker of Parliament to say announced the Supreme Court s determination on the proposed Sri Lanka Telecommunications (Amendment) Bill . 
The National Water Supply and Drainage Board (NWS DB) says that even though the damaged transmission pipeline from the Kalatuwawa Treatment Plant has been repaired, the water supply to around 85,000 housing units is yet to be restored. 
A discussion is scheduled to be held today (18) between the University Grants Commission (UGC) and representatives of the University Trade Union Joint Committee (UTUJC) to address the latter s wage issues. 
The prevailing rainy condition in the South-western part of the island is expected to somewhat enhance in the next few days from tomorrow (19), according to the Meteorology Department. 
The Lotus Road in Colombo Fort has been blocked for traffic owing to a protest march by university non-academic staff, Ada Derana reporter said. Copyright © 2007 - 2024 Col3neg. All Rights Reserved.
