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For the 16th year, Wijeya Newspapers Ltd. yesterday illuminated the historic site of Thanthirimale to mark the Poson festival. Thousands of devotees took part in religious ceremonies at the Viharaya. Pic by Ishan Sanjeewa

Strong opposition to President’s non-binding referendum move

Ten-year PR visas for foreign investors

Millions mark Poson in A’pura, Mihintale and Thanthirimale

Port highway project: Chosen Chinese company debarred by WB

Power Minister proposes drastic reduction in powers of PUCSL

500,000 suffering in the drought cry out for water

Dehiwala-Mt. Lavinia groundwater highly contaminated by faecal matter and chemicals

Unlicensed, unregistered – rogue lenders exploit the dark

Muslim MPs who resigned to reconsider accepting ministerial posts

Lankan, Indian Armed Forces exchange visits to foster goodwill

In the spirit of Poson

Hotels Association asks Govt. to underwrite loans

GTF condemns anti-Muslim hysteria

Remember the message of peace and harmony this Poson

Australia softens Travel Advisory to SL

Yoga for peace and harmony

Expedite probes on those detained in round up ops and mob violence: PM

Woman drowns in canoeing tragedy

Authorities were warned of Zahran’s ISIS terrorism, claim witnesses

Korean LNG firm’s Swiss Challenge proposal sees fifth deadline extension

Central Expressway Stage III: Japan urged to provide fresh proposal

Maithri, Ranil vie for Modi’s ‘ear’ during whistle stop

Damage caused to ex-judge’s house: Construction company’s bid to crush enjoining order fails

Court of Appeal upholds private school’s right to teach in English

Motorists snap fingers at lane laws despite 500 cases filed

Giving back life to the ‘Green Isle’

Easter Sunday attacks reconfirm need to abolish Executive Presidency

Pix of the Pix

State has no plan to tackle child prostitution and porn, UN body finds

Mahinda, Gota take cover behind affidavits and supporting documents

Hotels Association asks Govt. to underwrite loans

International scientists to meet in Lanka on tropics crisis

Kite surfing schools facing closure