Crisis-hit Sri Lanka blocks social media to contain anti-govt protests
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka blocked access to social media platforms on Sunday after authorities imposed a weekend nationwide curfew to contain […]
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Opposition lawmakers in Sri Lanka protest government’s decision to impose state of emergency-
By PTI COLOMBO: Defying curfew orders, lawmakers from Sri Lanka’s principal opposition party Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) on Sunday staged
Sri Lanka arrests over 600 protestors violating curfew in Western Province-
By ANI COLOMBO: Sri Lanka on Sunday arrested over 600 protestors violating the curfew in Western Province imposed from 6
40,000 metric tonnes diesel from India reaches crisis-hit Lanka-
By PTI COLOMBO: A consignment of 40,000 metric tonnes of diesel from India reached Sri Lanka on Saturday, the fourth
Sri Lanka imposes nationwide social media blackout-
By ANI COLOMBO: Sri Lanka government imposed a nationwide social media blackout after midnight on Sunday, April 3, according to
Sri Lanka dismisses reports Indian troops in country to help maintain law and order-
By PTI COLOMBO: The Sri Lankan Defence Ministry on Saturday rejected social media speculation that Indian Armed troops had arrived
Sri Lanka bans appearance at public places during curfew hours as food, fuel and power shortage trig-
By PTI COLOMBO: Sri Lanka President Gotabaya Rajapaksa ordered on Saturday that no one should visit public places without permission
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40,000 MT diesel from India reaches crisis-hit Lanka as it struggles to mitigate power outage-
By PTI COLOMBO:A consignment of 40,000 metric tonnes of diesel from India reached Sri Lanka on Saturday, the fourth such
India starts supplying rice to Sri Lanka in first major food aid
MUMBAI/COLOMBO: Indian traders have started loading 40,000 tonnes of rice for prompt shipment to Sri Lanka in the first major