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The Bangladesh Bank, the central bank of Bangladesh, has instructed banks in the country to refrain from transactions with Sri Lanka through the ACU system, foreign media reported.The post Bangladeshi banks asked to stop ACU transactions with Sri Lanka appeared first on Sri Lanka News - Latest Breaking News in Sri Lanka - ONLANKA News.
- Bangladeshi banks asked to stop ACU transactions with Sri Lanka (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka’s forex reserves further hit by Bangladeshi move (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka given more time to repay Bangladesh’s $200 Million loan (Category: Breaking News)
- Indian Government allows Sri Lankans to hold $10,000 worth of rupee in cash (Category: Breaking News)
The Bangladesh Bank, the central bank of Bangladesh, has instructed banks in the country to refrain from transactions with Sri Lanka through the ACU system, foreign media reported.
Market has been on a bearish trend
- Sri Lanka shares fall on profit taking (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka sells Rs81bn in Treasuries, yields steady (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka sells Rs127bn in bonds, 2032 on tap at 30.09-pct (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka stocks gain on financials; Sampath Bank leads (Category: Breaking News)
The Sri Lanka Navy detained an Indian trawler which was poaching in Sri Lankan waters, and detained 7 Indian fishermen. The Navy said that the trawler was detained south of the Delft Island in Jaffna. The Navy said that both the Sri Lanka Navy and the Coast Guard remain alert to foil illegal fishing practices […]
- Navy detain trawler and crew poaching in Sri Lankan waters (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka releases Indian fishermen (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka Navy detains 6 Indian fishermen (Category: Breaking News)
- Navy detains 12 Indians poaching in Sri Lankan waters (Category: Breaking News)
Prepare a more efficient program within two weeks to send more trained workers to overseas jobs in conjunction with vocational training institutes. - COPA directs the Ministry of Foreign Employment and the Foreign Employment Bureau
Australia have released a collective statement against Qatar’s human rights record, becoming the first 2022 World Cup team to do so. The video message criticises the World Cup hosts’ treatment of migrant workers and LGBTQ+ people. Football Australia also released a statement saying the “suffering” felt by workers and their families caused by the tournament […]
- Qatar beaten by Ecuador as dream turns into nightmare (Category: Breaking News)
- Pakistan stun New Zealand to reach final (Category: Breaking News)
- France defender Lucas Hernandez out of World Cup (Category: Breaking News)
- South Africa secure thrilling win over India (Category: Breaking News)
[…]The post Constitutional Tinkering Hardens The System appeared first on Colombo Telegraph.
- Systemic Drain (Category: Breaking News)
- Ranil’s Budget Crisis & Ibn Khaldun (Category: Breaking News)
- Warning Signal To RW’s Transformation Agenda (Category: Breaking News)
- Celebrating Independence Or Inaugurating Dependence? (Category: Breaking News)
[…]The post UK’s Bumpy Fall, Change Of Guard & Lessons Beyond! appeared first on Colombo Telegraph.
- UK and EU reach post-Brexit trade agreement after months of negotiations (Category: Breaking News)
- UK and EU reach post-Brexit trade agreement after months of negotiations (Category: Breaking News)
- UK parliament passes Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal (Category: USA, New York)
- UK parliament passes Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal (Category: USA, New York)
By Sanath Nanayakkare It was encouraging to see the benefits of effective supply chain management had enabled the end-consumer to buy quality fresh produce and other essential food products at reasonable prices, today, compared to decades ago, Central Bank Governor Dr. Nandalal Weerasinghe said at Akuregoda, Pelawatte yesterday. The Governor said so delivering the keynote […]
- Lawmakers take up issue of genetically-altered foods (Category: USA, Washington)
- Tucson Originals holding food drive at its restaurants (Category: USA, Arizona)
- Lithonia Food Thief Strikes Same Homeowner 4 Times (Category: USA, Georgia)
- How long can someone survive in the cold without food? (Category: Technology)
Thursday 27th October, 2022 The biggest problem ordinary Sri Lankans are grappling with, amidst the national feeling of doom and gloom, is keeping the wolf from the door. Besides, the state coffers are empty and foreign currency reserves extremely low. The country continues to be mired in debt with no prospect of recovery in the […]
- PAFFREL wants Speaker to act (Category: Breaking News)
- Passage of 22A: Jayasumana asks Speaker to remove dual citizens from Parliament (Category: Breaking News)
- Diana’s ouster (Category: Breaking News)
- Diana ousted, focus now on dual citizens in Parliament (Category: Breaking News)
Migrant workers who send money to Sri Lanka through legal means will be given special incentives. The Cabinet has granted approval to provide incentives with the objective of encouraging migrant workers to send remittances to Sri Lanka through legal means. Accordingly, the Ministry of Labour and Foreign Employments has issued a circular in this regard. […]
- Migrant workers allowed to import electric vehicles (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lankan Rupee continues to strengthen against USD (Category: Breaking News)
- Flight delays by SriLankan costing migrant workers their jobs (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lankan Rupee depreciates even further against the USD (Category: Breaking News)
The main All Share Price Index (ASPI) rose 1.02 percent
- Sri Lanka shares fall on profit taking (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka sells Rs81bn in Treasuries, yields steady (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka sells Rs127bn in bonds, 2032 on tap at 30.09-pct (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka stocks gain on financials; Sampath Bank leads (Category: Breaking News)
In keeping with his tradition of spending Diwali with armed forces, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spent this Diwali (24th October) with the Indian forces in Kargil. Addressing them during his visit, the Prime Minister said that the reverence for the soil of Kargil always draws him towards the brave members of the armed forces. […]
- India makes it happen, enters the multi-billion dollar defence market (Category: Breaking News)
- Will Modi’s soft power diplomacy be an antidote to Russia–Ukraine War? (Category: Breaking News)
- Don’t cry for Kashmir. The Pakistani Prime Minister was told by Middle Eastern leaders (Category: Breaking News)
- Modi, combining India’s foreign policy with domestic interest (Category: Breaking News)
Only 69bn rupees out of 80 billion sold
- Sri Lanka sell Rs60bn mostly in 3-month bills, yield up (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka sells Rs80bn in mostly 3-month bills, down 18bp (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka 3-month Treasuries yield up 107bp, not all offered bills sold (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka sells Rs81bn in Treasuries, yields steady (Category: Breaking News)
The Chinese government has been accused of establishing at least two undeclared “police stations” in the Netherlands. Dutch media found evidence that the “overseas service stations”, which promise to provide diplomatic services, are being used to try to silence Chinese dissidents in Europe. A spokeswoman for the Dutch foreign ministry said the existence of the […]
- FBI makes arrests over alleged secret Chinese ‘police stations’ in New York (Category: Breaking News)
- Frustration as Beijing hit by restrictions ahead of congress (Category: Breaking News)
- Blinken begins talks in Beijing during high-stakes visit to China (Category: Breaking News)
- US tracking suspected Chinese surveillance balloon (Category: Breaking News)
The Board of Directors of the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE), with the consultation of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka (SEC) have decided to extend the trading hours with effect from 01st November 2022.
[…]The post The 22nd A (Now 21A) Could Lead To Another Constitutional Cum Political Crisis appeared first on Colombo Telegraph.
- 22nd Amendment: People Are Never Fooled (Category: Breaking News)
- President Resists Independent Review Of His Nominees To High Posts By Constitutional Council (Category: Breaking News)
- Restoring Parliamentary Government (Category: Breaking News)
- SC On 22A – Part II: Enhancing The Constitution’s Rigidity (Category: Breaking News)
"With this agreement, Sri Lanka and the Netherlands will be able to start direct flights."
The step the government has taken to introduce English as the medium of instruction in the Law College will definitely ensure the quality of the lawyers produced by the Law College, and it will also increase their employability. It will help them for their higher studies and foreign employment as well. It will boost their image too in […]
- Justice Minister says English remains medium of instruction at Law College (Category: Breaking News)
- Teargas cinema and Rukmani Devi (Category: Breaking News)
- The promise of ‘English for all’: Gloomy contextual notes and unsolicited advice (Category: Breaking News)
- MPs urged to defeat move to conduct Law College exams only in English medium (Category: Breaking News)
The founder of the Pohottuwa party, Basil Rajapaksa, has suffered a severe setback. All political parties, represented in Parliament, sunk their differences to bring back constitutional impediment that prevents Basil Rajapaksa’s return to Parliament. The UNP’s only MP, Wajira Abeywardena, and the vast majority of the145-member SLPP parliamentary group, voted for 21st Amendment that would […]
- 22A and Basil’s Catch-22 (Category: Breaking News)
- SJB alleges Prez under SLPP pressure to give up power to dissolve Parliament (Category: Breaking News)
- A dream come true — for Ranil (Category: Breaking News)
- 2024 Prez poll: Champika denies alliance with MR-Ranil grouping, won’t contest (Category: Breaking News)
Dual citizens in Parliament: People’s Action for Free and Fair Elections (PAFFREL) has requested Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena to inquire into claims that there were at least 10 dual citizens in Parliament. Executive Director of the polls monitoring body, Rohana Hettiarachchi has, in a letter dated 25 Oct., stressed that unless action is taken to […]
- Passage of 22A: Jayasumana asks Speaker to remove dual citizens from Parliament (Category: Breaking News)
- Device to influence policies of other nations (Category: Breaking News)
- Purge begins! (Category: Breaking News)
- Diana’s ouster (Category: Breaking News)
People are born into the world and draw the breaths of human life. But not often are there people who depart leaving an impression that receives deep gratitude and honour from others. There are only a handful of souls who remain in the hearts and minds of the people in spite of their perishing bodies. […]
- Great philanthropist and social worker (Category: Features)
- Death of Upatissa Hulugalle (Category: Breaking News)
- Kandy Kumbal Perahera tonight (Category: Breaking News)
- A Sri Lankan Tragedy in Canada’s Capital (Category: Breaking News)
[…]The post US Vulnerabilities Coalesce appeared first on Colombo Telegraph.
- War On China? – I: Justifications For War: Thucydides “Trap”, Clash Of Civilisations, Domino The... (Category: Breaking News)
- Globally, A Rightward Political Shift Is Visible (Category: Breaking News)
- Social Democracy, The NPP’s Tasks & Global Extremism (Category: Breaking News)
- Capitalism On Life Support: Planetary Bounds To Market-Lead Growth (Category: Breaking News)
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- NFL Betting For Rookies: A Comprehensive Guide (Category: Breaking News)
- How to Hold the Medical System Accountable When it Fails You (Category: Breaking News)
- Scientific Discoveries about Sleep: How to Get Your Best 8 Hours (Category: Breaking News)
- Medical Research Breakthroughs: Paving The Way To A Healthier Future (Category: Breaking News)
ASPI lowest close since Aug 09
- Sri Lanka shares fall on profit taking (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka sells Rs81bn in Treasuries, yields steady (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka sells Rs127bn in bonds, 2032 on tap at 30.09-pct (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka stocks gain on financials; Sampath Bank leads (Category: Breaking News)
"For a week, we need 30 liters if we run an average of 100 kilometres a day."
The health ministry has informed state hospitals to prioritise emergency cases.
- Govt. To Import Medicines In Bulk (Category: Breaking News)
- Health services “critical”, says Minister – Government seeks life line from professional and for... (Category: Breaking News)
- Quality drugs will be imported from India: Sri Lanka (Category: Breaking News)
- Quality drugs will be imported from India: Sri Lanka (Category: Breaking News)
[…]The post Bipartisanship Beyond 22nd Amendment Is Needed appeared first on Colombo Telegraph.
- 22nd Amendment: People Are Never Fooled (Category: Breaking News)
- On 22nd Amendment To The Constitution (Category: Breaking News)
- Bipartisanship that enabled 22nd Amendment needs to be sustained by statesmanship (Category: Breaking News)
- The 22nd A (Now 21A) Could Lead To Another Constitutional Cum Political Crisis (Category: Breaking News)
Extending maturity of domestic debt by 10 years would reduce debt to GDP ratio faster
- Sri Lanka has no final decision yet on domestic debt re-structuring (Category: Breaking News)
- Crisis-hit Sri Lanka’s interim budget aims ambitious revenue, debt cut targets (Category: Breaking News)
- Sri Lanka plans to cut deficit to 6.8-pct of GDP in 2023 (Category: Breaking News)
- A resolute Sri Lankan economy (Category: Business)
by Jehan Perera The passage of the 22nd Amendment to the constitution came as a surprise. It was originally scheduled to be debated in parliament a fortnight earlier. When the decision to postpone was taken it seemed as if the 22nd Amendment would not be taken up again in the near future or even if […]
- Bipartisanship Beyond 22nd Amendment Is Needed (Category: Breaking News)
- 22nd Amendment: People Are Never Fooled (Category: Breaking News)
- On 22nd Amendment To The Constitution (Category: Breaking News)
- 22nd constitutional amendment presented to parliament (Category: Breaking News)
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