Fly over Galle, a beautifully preserved Dutch colonial fort city on Sri Lanka’s southern coast, where red-tiled rooftops, ...

The National Olympic Committee of Sri Lanka last week celebrated the Olympic Day 2025 at the historic Galle Fort. The event aligns with the global Olympic Day theme: “Let’s Move?” ..

The Cabinet has approved a new scholarship initiative aimed at supporting top-performing students who have excelled in the G.C.E. Advanced Level Examination to pursue their first degree at globally ...

Based on comprehensive analysis of international rankings (QS, Times Higher Education, Webometrics, SCImago), student feedback, and Google Maps ratings, here are the best universities in Sri Lanka: ...

The National Olympic Committee of Sri Lanka conducted the celebration of Olympic Day 2025 on June 25 at the historic Galle Fort. The event aligned with the global Olympic Day theme – ‘Let’s Move’.

Showcasing it’s potential to promote Sri Lanka as a top tourism destination, Sri Lanka Tourism hosted a successful Familiarization Tour for ten leading Travel Agents all across Australia, including ...

Battling stigma and discrimination, Malaiyaga Pride cuts a pioneering path in Sri Lanka ‘It’s about building a future where we are safe, seen and supported every single day’ Written by GroundViews ...

Galle, with its sea breeze and cricketing soul, witnessed something quietly uncanny during the first Test between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. It wasn’t just the runs or the rhythm—it was the ...

Rain has forced an early lunch on the final day of the first cricket test between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh to frustrate Bangladesh’s hopes of pushing for a rare victory away from home GALLE, Sri ...

Sri Lanka reached 100 for one at lunch on Day 3 of the first test against Bangladesh. Pathum Nissanka's elegant play led Sri Lanka's response. Bangladesh's seamers posed challenges, but lacked ...

A career-best 187 by the stylish Pathum Nissanka led Sri Lanka to 368-4 in its first innings on the third day of the opening test against Bangladesh in Galle.

A career-best 187 by the stylish Pathum Nissanka led Sri Lanka to 368-4 in its first innings on the third day of the opening test against Bangladesh in Galle. That left the home team 127 runs ...