The Sri Lankan Rupee has appreciated slightly against the US Dollar across commercial banks in Sri Lanka today (07), compared to Monday, while the selling rate is steady at Rs. 339.

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The Sri Lankan Rupee has appreciated slightly against the US Dollar across commercial banks in Sri Lanka today (07), compared to Monday, while the selling rate is steady at Rs. 339.

Wildlife officers seize elephant tusk, ivory ring and pendant; suspect arrested.

The Sri Lankan Rupee has appreciated slightly against the US Dollar across commercial banks in Sri Lanka today (07), compared to Monday, while the selling rate is steady at Rs. 339.

The Sri Lankan Rupee has appreciated slightly against the US Dollar across commercial banks in Sri Lanka today (07), compared to Monday, while the selling rate is steady at Rs. 339.

Wildlife officers seize elephant tusk, ivory ring and pendant; suspect arrested.

The Sri Lankan Rupee has appreciated slightly against the US Dollar across commercial banks in Sri Lanka today (07), compared to Monday, while the selling rate is steady at Rs. 339.

Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath said talks focused on maritime and logistics cooperation, underscoring Sri Lanka's strategic push.

Five killed in four motorcycle-related road accidents across Sri Lanka.

Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath said talks focused on maritime and logistics cooperation, underscoring Sri Lanka's strategic push.

Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath said talks focused on maritime and logistics cooperation, underscoring Sri Lanka's strategic push.

Five killed in four motorcycle-related road accidents across Sri Lanka.

Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath said talks focused on maritime and logistics cooperation, underscoring Sri Lanka's strategic push.

GCE A/L 2025 re-scrutiny results released : https://t.co/zdkQjizTY9

According to the Ministry of Health, dengue cases in Sri Lanka have surpassed 58,000 in 2026, with 3,422 infections reported in the first three days of July.

GCE A/L 2025 re-scrutiny results released : https://t.co/zdkQjizTY9

GCE A/L 2025 re-scrutiny results released : https://t.co/zdkQjizTY9

According to the Ministry of Health, dengue cases in Sri Lanka have surpassed 58,000 in 2026, with 3,422 infections reported in the first three days of July.

GCE A/L 2025 re-scrutiny results released : https://t.co/zdkQjizTY9
