Wild elephants demolish houses in Polonnaruwa in search of food
Residents of Polonnaruwa villages in Sri Lanka suffer from the constant destruction of their homes, as a result of the recent widespread attack of elephants, in search of food after deforestation in...
View ArticleObservers: investments in Colombo put Sri Lanka's interests at stake
Investment projects in the coastal city of Colombo, Sri Lanka have created enormous social and economic imbalances in many respects, changing the landscape of the city geographically and surrounding...
View ArticleBandula Warnapura Passed Away
Bandula Warnapura, the founding leader of Sri Lanka Cricket passed away today (18) at a private hospital in Colombo. He was receiving residential treatment and had to undergo surgery to remove a leg...
View ArticleDemands to amend the marriage and divorce act in favor of women
Attorneys in Sri Lanka urged a reassessment of Muslim marriage and divorce law decisions by adopting an inclusive decision-making process, as Muslims in the country have been following the Muslim...
View ArticleSri Lanka- Visually impaired student overcomes hurdles, achieves academic...
Brian Kingston has achieved outstanding academic excellence, obtaining the highest 9 A* in the 2020 GCE Ordinary Level examination. As a visually impaired student, 16-year-old Kingston stands as a...
View ArticleBangladesh - Four Centuries since Christian Cemetery Established in Dhaka
The Christian Cemetery in Dhaka was mainly established 400 years ago for the European traders and their families who used to work for East India Company back during the 17th Century. The tomb of...
View ArticleSri Lanka – 99- year land lease for the development of investment projects
Deputy Mayor of Colombo, Muhammad Iqbal, stated that the Sri Lankan government's plan to develop investment projects in the country is not feasible for the national economy, especially with the...
View ArticleSri Lanka - Organic farming expanding to meet high demand on all-natural...
In a bid to address increasing cancer and kidney incidences as a result of exposure to chemical fertilizers, farmers in Sri Lanka have resorted to organic farming, using only compost fertilizers...
View ArticleChinese man involvement in running an illegal labor network in Colombo Port
Sri Lankan police recently arrested five suspects, including a Chinese national, for attempting to illegally enter the port of Colombo. Police Spokesman Senior Deputy Inspector General, Ajith Rohana,...
View ArticleJacqueline Fernandez met with Yohani de Silva
Jacqueline Fernandez, a Bollywood actress of Sri Lankan ancestry, met with Yohani de Silva, who is now on a tour of India, India, yesterday. Both have been instrumental in elevating Sri Lanka's...
View ArticleOrganisations: Human rights violations in Sri Lanka threaten EU trade benefits
Pressure from Human Rights Watch on the European Union over the deteriorating human rights situation in Sri Lanka has prompted the government to pledge reforms in recent weeks, that is after the human...
View ArticleSri Lanka no longer just a transit route for drug Smuggling
The scourge of Narcotics represents an obsession for Authorities in Sri Lanka where cocaine smugglers using the county as a transit point for their operations and a transit hub to the rest of Asia,...
View ArticleSri Lanka to encounter challenges with the International Monetary Fund in...
Observers have varied opinions about Sri Lanka's tendency to take loans from the International Monetary Fund in light of the economic challenges facing the country, which have led to a high-budget...
View ArticleUsing his imagination, a young Cambodian man creates the country’s largest...
The young Cambodian man, Mr. Sorn Saran, transformed the country's famous small shadow puppets sculpture into Cambodia's first large-scale shadow sculpture, he incorporates ancient and modern art to...
View ArticleMongolian exports to increase around the world
Amid the world’s concern with the pandemic, and the commercial markets crisis resulted from Covid, local traders in the Mongolian capital, Ulaanbaatar, were able to find alternatives to imported...
View ArticleMongolia - With a capacity of 50%, cinemas open after a two-year closure
Cinemas began to operate and receive customers in Mongolia after nearly two years of closure due to the Corona pandemic, which left many workers jobless and in grim circumstances. On August 27, the...
View ArticleThree decades of mining destroy thousands of hectares of green land in Mongolia
In three decades, about 917 areas or about 141153.3 hectares of land in Mongolia have been affected by random mining projects. Over the past 30 years, mining activities in the country have increased at...
View ArticleCambodia – Chinese Projects Augment Poor Class Misery in Phnom Penh
Since China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Cambodia has been launched in 2013 up until 2017 Poor Class numbers in Phnom Penh have increased as a result of Chinese investments in the city,...
View ArticleThailand- Thai government launches emergency plan to reduce flood disasters
Following a wave of floods that swept the Thai capital, Bangkok, with the water level reaching one meter after several hours of heavy rain, General Prayut Chan-o-cha, Prime Minister and Minister of...
View ArticleThailand- Smart Farm Agricultural technology contributes to improving...
Aiming to control weather disturbances in Thailand and their direct impact on agriculture, a Thai farmer started implementing the smart farm system to promote and develop vegetable production, in...
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