- July 14, 20250 CommentSaudi Fund Chief meets Lankan presidentCOLOMBO : The visiting CEO of the Saudi Fund for Development (SFD) Sultan bin Abdulrahman Almarshad. paid a courtesy call on President Anura Kumara Disanayake on Monday,July 14 in Colombo. Saudi ambassador Khalid Hamoud Al Kahtani and Western Province Governor Hanif Yusoof were also present during the discussions.Local
- July 14, 20250 CommentChief of Saudi Fund For Development opens Wayamba University Township development project in KuliyapitiyaCOLOMBO : Chief Executive Officer of the Saudi Fund for Development (SFD) Sultan Abdulrahman A Almarshad opened the Wayamba University Township Development Project at the university in Kuliyapitiya on Monday,July 14 in the presence of Saudi ambassador Khalid Humoud Al Kahtani an deputy speaker Dr.Rizwie Salih. In a statement released on the occasion, Ambassador Al...Economy
- July 14, 20250 CommentShamly Nawaz named head Coach of junior rugby teamsIconic and veteran rugby coach and educator with extensive experience across schools, clubs and the Sri Lanka youth teams, Shamly Nawaz has been appointed as the head coach of the Sri Lanka Under-20 boys and girls teams for the Asia Rugby Sevens in Rajgir, Bihar, India, on the 9th and 10th of August 2025. Shamly...Sports
- July 14, 20250 CommentPrime Minister and Indian High Commissioner Jointly Inaugurate Sri Shobhita Nahimigama ProjectCOLOMBO) – Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, Dr. Harini Amarasuriya and High Commissioner of India, Santosh Jha jointly inaugurated and handed over to the beneficiaries houses constructed with Indian assistance under the Sri Shobhita Nahimigama Project in Anuradhapura District.on Saturday, July 12 Minister of Urban Development, Construction and Housing, Hon. Dr. Anura Karunathilaka; Minister of...Local
- July 14, 20250 CommentVanishing Heritage: What Happened to the “Mumtaz Mahal” Plaque?READER’S VIEW : COLOMBO : The National Defence College (formerly the Speaker’s residence well known by the name “Mumtaz Mahal” While passing the iconic white mansion at No. 544, Galle Road, Colombo 3—long known as “Mumtaz Mahal”, the official residence of Sri Lanka’s Speakers of Parliament—I was struck by the absence of the name plaque...Loc
