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Constitution mandates that any govt should accord priority to Buddhism - President
2 Jun 2024 (12:03 AM) Businessman arrested with gemstones worth Rs. 8 million at BIA
1 Jun 2024 (11:36 PM) Accepting applications for admission of students to national schools ends tomorrow
2 Jun 2024 (1:27 PM) Govt to hold talks with striking university non-academic staff
1 Jun 2024 (7:44 PM) World Bank, IMF deepen effort to scale up climate action
1 Jun 2024 (10:58 PM) Very heavy showers above 150mm expected - Met. Dept.
2 Jun 2024 (9:28 AM) |
President Ranil Wickremesinghe underscored that according to the constitution, prioritizing Buddhism is imperative. He emphasized that the responsibility of upholding this principle is vested in the executive, legislature and judiciary. 
A passenger who attempted to smuggle undeclared gemstones worth around Rs. 08 million out fo the country has been arrested by officers of the Sri Lanka Customs Narcotics Control Unit at the departure terminal of Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) in Katunayake. 
The acceptance of applications for the admission of students into the intermediate grades of national schools will conclude tomorrow (June 02), the Ministry of Education says. 
State Minister of Higher Education Dr. Suren Raghavan says that the government intends to engage in discussions with the university non-academic staff trade unions currently on strike over various demands. 
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank Group said Friday they deepened joint efforts to bolster climate action. 
The Department of Meteorology says prevailing showery conditions are expected to continue in the south-western part of the island today. Copyright © 2007 - 2024 Col3neg. All Rights Reserved.
