Sri Lanka opens offshore oil, gas licensing round in Mannar Basin
Sri Lanka opens offshore oil, gas licensing round in Mannar Basin -
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Sri Lanka opens offshore oil, gas licensing round in Mannar Basin -
The island nation said it was offering four offshore blocks covering about 34,000 square kilometres in the Indian Ocean for exploration, developโฆ
Incident Raises Safety Questions at Colombo
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PVR Inox's board will meet on August 31 to discuss a potential share buyback proposal amidst fluctuating stock prices.
Sri Lanka Police have unveiled a chilling catalogue of serious offences linked to a notorious underworld figure known as
Authorities Target Billions Linked to Criminal Activity Sri Lankan authorities have initiated legal proceedings to seize assets worth Rs. 3.87 bโฆ
Authorities Confirm Safe Resumption of Water Distribution After Emergency Shutdown Water supply across Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is set to receive a significant boost to its tourism and travel sectors following confirmation that Jetstar, the budget airline subsidโฆ
The Sri Lankan government has earmarked Rs. 3,000 million in emergency funding to provide rapid agricultural insurance compensation to farmers wโฆ
Sri Lanka continues to cement its reputation as one of Asia
Sri Lanka is facing mounting concerns over civil liberties, with a rapper, a writer and multiple journalists among those reportedly targeted byโฆ
The Bar Association of Sri Lanka (BASL) has formally called on Chief Justice Preethi Padman Surasena to recuse himself from presiding over Supreโฆ
The long-awaited verdict in the Easter Sunday attacks trial is set to be delivered on September 22, as the Colombo Permanent Trial-at-Bar has foโฆ
Alleged organized crime figure and drug trafficker Lalith Kannangara, widely known by his alias "Bus Lalith," has been repatriated to Sri Lankaโฆ
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Island Nation Faces Tourism Setback Midway Through 2026 Sri Lanka has recorded a notable decline in overall tourist arrivals during the first seโฆ
Twenty-one petitions have been filed before the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka challenging the government