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The appointment of a new Attorney General (AG) has been further postponed after President Maithripala Sirisena this week failed to forward his nominee to the Constitutional Council.

Solicitor General Suhada Gamlath who was appointed acting AG till January 18, has been asked to stay on in the post till a permanent appointment is made, the Sunday Times learns.

Leaping to a single bugle, marching to a single drum

Geneva issue: Govt. earmarks 11-member Task Force

UNHRC chief here for review of progress

Blowtorch turned on Sathosa over 32m kg of rotting rice

Estate workers see red over bogus rice

Poaching crisis: India admits strain on relations with Lanka

Tax Appeals Commission defunct; Govt. may lose billions

Pakistani nabbed with 1kg heroin

India ready to invest in IT sector here, says Indian FM

And now for the other independence

Board coming up to oversee payment of welfare benefits

Ex-Colombo HC lawyers’ chief also in fray for BASL post

Appeal of the public of Meewalapathaha Pallanoya village

UNGA chief hails Lanka

Railway toilets for locals to be on par with those for expats: GMR

Marawila shooting death due to political rivalry: Police

Nuwara Eliya blowing cold and hot; people falling sick

Hot- hot allegations over coal tenders

Transiting Chinese FM meets Mangala and Harsha

Tragedy at sea: Skipper survives to tell tale

Fisheries Ministry casts the net wide: No more Laila and Surukku

Wildcats in the shadow of the leopard also vanishing

A whale of a problem; Saving sea giants or saving industry

President calls for unity and brotherhood

Robber who raided 40 homes arrested with accomplice

Fhoto focus: Ussangoda Park… a story of neglect

Let all beings be happy