The 23 Indian fishermen arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy on October 10 near Neduntheevu for allegedly engaging in illegal fishing have been released on conditional bail.

A dispute between government and private bus operators led to unrest at the Vavuniya New Bus Terminal this morning. The conflict reportedly arose over the departure timing of a government bus scheduled to leave for Kalmunai.

Passengers traveling via the Jaffna International Airport in Palaly have been advised to report any inconveniences they encounter with airport officials. The Northern Province Governor, Hon. N. Vethanayagan, has urged passengers to reach out to the relevant authorities to resolve such issues promptly.

Colombo: Tamil National Front leader Gajendrakumar Ponnambalam and ITAK MP Sivagnanam Shritharan met to discuss the implications of the proposed new constitution and the need to create awareness among Tamil people.

Chavakachcheri, Sri Lanka – David Kiruththika, known by her stage name Keerthi, has mesmerized Tamils worldwide with her soulful rendition of the devotional song “Welundu Vinaiyellai, Mayel Undu Payamillai,” dedicated to the renowned Nallur Temple. The song, which went viral on social media, has earned Keerthi immense admiration for her unique voice and moving performance.

Flooding in Jaffna Town Center during the rainy season has been a persistent issue since 2011, severely affecting areas such as Stanley Road, Kasturiar Road, Power Station Road, Hospital Road, and various cross streets.

President appointed Ramalingam Chandrasekhar as the Chairman of the District Reconciliation and Consultation Committee (DRCC) for Jaffna. The Jaffna District Secretariat confirmed the news.

Jaffna: M. Kajantharuban, a 37-year-old resident of Innuvil, Jaffna, was arrested today by the Terrorism Investigation Division (TID) over a controversial Facebook post. Authorities allege that the suspect posted prohibited photos on the social media platform, prompting his detention.

Mullaitivu District’s Puthukudierupu town observed a complete shutdown on 27th November 2024 to mark Maaveerar Day. In commemoration of the occasion, all shops and businesses remained closed throughout the day.

local government elections approaching, former Minister Dullas Alahapperuma has called for new nominations to be issued, emphasizing the necessity of fresh candidates in the current political landscape.