President Mahinda Rajapaksa celebrated Ifthar ceremony at Temple Trees today with Muslim ministers and MPs of the UPFA government.

While the Central Bank of Sri Lanka keeps bragging about decreasing inflation and rapid economic development, this image, which is being shared on Facebook, presents the real picture about the country's economy.

'Master Class' Mahela Jayawardena will play his first test match today in Galle after officially announcing his resignation from International Cricket.

Having scored over 11,000 Test runs and 33 hundreds in 244 innings, Mahela Jayawardena is well known around the world as an excellent striker of the cricket ball.  

UPFA Parliamentarian Uditha Lokubandara addressing a public meeting in Kotadeniyawa, which was organized by the SLFP Youth Wing.

Sri Lanka is a country where law enforcement bodies are guided by a different set of laws that are beyond the reach of ordinary citizens. For instance, Traffic laws that are applicable to ordinary citizens do not seem to bother Police officers who are supposed to be the "protectors" of law. Perhaps the Police have their own traffic laws. This picture which was captured in Matara speaks volumes of the Sri Lankan Police. 

UPFA Western Provincial Councilor Hirunika Premachandra at a shop opening ceremony in Kotahena this morning.

Sri Lanka's Foreign Minister G.L.Peiris shakes hands with his Indian counterpart Sushma Swaraj in New Delhi.

Minister Wimal Weerawansa, who threatened to quit the government over Cyril Ramaphosa's visit, was seen posing for a selfie with Parliamentarian Namal Rajapaksa and Minister Mahinda Amaraweera at H.R Jothipala memorial concert at the Sugathadasa indoor stadium

Eating patterns of politicians do make news in Sri Lanka and JVP leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake is one classic example. However, the JVP leader's eating picture that are doing rounds in social media affirms the adage "You are what you eat."'

President Mahinda Rajapaksa ceremonially commissioning the “Mihikatha” and “Rathnadeepa” patrol boats that were gifted by the Australian Government to Sri Lanka. Australia’s Minister for Immigration and Border Protection  Scott Morrison and Defence Secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa  also participated in the ceremony.