Oct 17, 2017
Bridal Dreams Photos by Thanuja Wijesekara, see more pic at : http://bit.ly/2gpgQL4
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Bridal Dreams Photos by Thanuja Wijesekara, see more pic at : http://bit.ly/2gpgQL4
The Meteorology Department today said heavy rains exceeding 100 mm would occur in the Western, North-Western, Sabaragamuwa, and Central Provinces and in the Galle district.
Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena and First Lady Jayanthi Sirisena attended a luncheon hosted by US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump yesterday. President Sirisena is currently in New York to attend the 72nd Session of UN General Assembly.
Head of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Sri Lanka, Mrs. Claire Meytraud called on the Commander of the Navy, Vice Admiral Travis Sinniah at the Navy Headquarters on September 11th.
The Yala National Park would be closed for two months from Friday (Sept.1) as a result of the extremely low rainfall in the area and due to the prevailing drought, Wildlife Conservation Department spokesperson Hasini Sarathchandra said.
This Saturday is Sri Lanka Day Expo 2017, the one day event which showcases everything Sri Lankan from Appa to Ves Dancers. So incase you ladies are wondering what to wear. Maybe traditional Osariya would be the perfect outfit.
Dr. Anura Rathnayake, the avant-garde Sri Lankan scientist who is a quality product of the University of Moratuwa, was able to win the 3rd place at the ‘Global Change Award’ organized annually by the H&M foundation with his revolutionary innovation ‘Content Thread’, which facilitates sorting and recycling of clothes using a digital filament.
One hundred and fifty years ago, the pioneers of Ceylon Tea, cultivated the land, built the infrastructure and laid out the foundation for an industry to be nurtured and grown. Today, producing 350 million kilograms annually and employing over 2% of the population of Sri Lanka, Ceylon Tea has become one of the top five export earners for Sri Lanka.