The Ministry of Education has issued new guidelines for schools concerning the prevalent hot weather conditions experienced in Sri Lanka.
Issuing a statement, the Ministry said that prevailing high atmospheric temperatures are expected to rise further in the coming days (28 & 29 Feb, 01 March).
Accordingly, all school authorities have been instructed not to engage students in outdoor activities, such as training or any sporting events.
Brain tumor patients face a range of complex challenges, from cognitive to physical impairments, but one of the most critical yet overlooked…
Read MoreSuren Pinto highlighting the importance of embracing intelligent automation Wavenet, a global leader in AI-first digital transformation, recently co-hosted an exclusive event…
Read MoreThe SLASSCOM leadership meets with H.E. Anura Kumara Dissanayake The Sri Lanka Association of Software and Services Companies (SLASSCOM) extends its heartfelt…
Read MoreThe Ministry of Education has instructed Provincial Chief Secretaries, Provincial Secretaries, and Directors of Education to make decisions on school operations due…
Read MoreThe Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore, ranked as India’s top university in the 2024 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings,…
Read More