The Indian government confirmed no ongoing discussions for a new fishing rights agreement in the Palk Strait with Sri Lanka.

Even as the fisheries dispute in the Palk Bay is witnessing yet another ... of geopolitical significance in relation to Sri Lanka and south Asia, has proposed establishing an Indo-Lanka Naval ...

With a single tusk that made him stand out, the majestic bull elephant Unicorn was a true king among the wild herds of ...

COLOMBO, March 7 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka and Japan signed agreements on Friday to restructure $2.5 billion worth of debt, completing two years of talks that will assist the island nation in getting ...

Now 42, she is in charge of Sri Lanka’s first resort fully operated and managed by women. It’s an attempt to address gender disparities in a male-dominated tourism sector crucial for the ...

NAGAPATTINAM: The increase in compensation for unrecovered boats from Sri Lanka and the financial assistance ... Some called for permanently resolving the Palk Strait conflict rather than assuring ...

Have a question? You can always reach us at [email protected]. After a tumultuous few years, Colombo, Sri Lanka’s largest city, is once again beckoning tourists. Shaking off the political ...

When Sri Lanka's vehicle import ban was finally lifted last month, he was elated -- but the joy was short lived as the vehicle of his dreams had more than doubled in price. "Owning a car has been ...

China remains Sri Lanka's largest bilateral lender, accounting for US$4.66 billion of the US$10.58 billion borrowed from other nations.Japan is the second-largest, with just over US$2.5 billion in ...

The newly elected government in Sri Lanka has unveiled its budget, aiming for at least 5% economic growth and raising hopes that Sri Lanka will soon emerge from default. President Anura Kumara ...

urging him to put an end to bottom trawling and protect the livelihoods of fishermen on both sides of the Palk Strait. Sri Lanka’s current Minister of Fisheries, Ramalingam Chandrasekar, also weighed ...

Addressing a March 4 press conference, International Monetary Fund (IMF) senior mission chief for Sri Lanka Peter Breuer raised concerns about rising working-class unrest against the Janatha ...