Certain media channels through their criticisms posed problems during the war but the government did not use the emergency regulations to curb or to censor the media, President Mahinda Rajapaksa stated while addressing Parliament a short while ago.
He added that the emergency laws were essential in controlling terrorism in the country.
Large commuter crowd seen today at Makumbura Multi-Modal Transport Centre
Muslims in Sri Lanka and across the world celebrate Milad-un-Nabi
“All are bound to abide by Supreme Court decision on 22nd Amendment Bill” – Justice Minister
Randoli Perahera lights up streets of Kandy Devotees gather in numbers to witness the procession
Over 70% Sri Lankans may back abolishing Executive Presidency; - Ex-Minister GL Peiris on Hyde Park
El Niño Impact: Prolonged dry spell affects 14 districts across Sri Lanka
22nd Constitutional Amendment: Govt. says it has mandate for reforms, ITAK calls for referendum
“Sri Lanka a promising partner for shared growth” - Indonesian Ambassador to Sri Lanka
Veteran lyricist Ven. Rambukana Siddhartha Thero laid to rest today
Public pay final respects to the late Nanda Malini Final rites tomorrow
Petitions filed challenging constitutionality of 22nd Amendment Bill increase to 13
Legendary Sri Lankan singer Dr. Nanda Malini passes away at 82
UN receives public petition against alleged mistreatment of Suresh Sallay
Former President Ranil’s facts, data and interpretations are incorrect - Minister Anil Jayantha
Health officials warn public that prolonged heat exposure could be fatal
