Donald Trump inks order temporarily suspending approval of green cards

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Health Minister Pavithra Wanniarachchi has observed that the government has been successful in increasing the number of PCR tests conducted on a daily basis from around 300 in March to 11,000 at present. The Rapid Antigen tests have also been added to the system for instant identification of COVID-19 patients. So far, around 4,000 tests have been conducted.
Shani Abeysekera on remand tested positive for COVID-19

Former Director of the Criminal Investigation Department SSP Shani Abeysekara who is currently on remand following a Court order has contracted COVID-19 viral infection.
Rishad Bathiudeen released on bail

All Ceylon Makkal Congress Leader, former Minister of Industry and Commerce and Wanni district parliamentarian Rishad Bathiudeen has been released on bail on a cash bail of Rs. 100,000 and two personal sureties of Rs. 1 million each.
Continuance of Ranil as UNP Leader is need of the hour to strengthen the party … Vajira

Former UNP Minister Vajira Abeywardene has urged that Ranil Wickremesinghe should continue as the leader of the United National Party at this crucial hour since he had the capability to revive and strengthen the party that has been shattered.
Ten students who excelled at Grade V scholarship examination honoured

Ten students including two students with special needs who scored the highest marks in the Grade Five Scholarship Examination in the island despite the Covid challenge were honoured at an event held at the Ministry of Education on Tuesday November 24.
Summons issued on President Gotabaya by Jaffna MC quashed

The summons issued on President Gotabaya Rajapakse by the Jaffna Magistrates’ Court was quashed by the Court of Appeal on Tuesday, 24 th November. The Jaffna Magistrate’s Court had issued summons on President Gotabaya as former Secretary of Defence to provide evidence for Habeas Corpus inquiry into the 2011 disappearance of two activists.
Batticaloa High Court grants bail to Parliamentarian Chandrakanthan

Former Eastern Province Chief Minister, Tamil Makkal ViduthalaiPuligal Party Leader Batticaloa District Parliamentarian Sivanesathurai Chandrakanthan alias Pillayan was granted bail by the Batticaloa High Court on Tuesday, November 24. High Court Judge D.Soosaithasan delivered the ordered.
Indian Premier Modi extends greetings to President Gotabaya on his first anniversary in office

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent congratulatory messages to President Gotabaya Rajapaksa on the first anniversary of his assumption of Office. Prime Minister Modi observed that India Sri Lanka relationship had expanded into new areas and was strengthened in the past one year.
Opposition Leader Sajith calls on Chandrika, holds talks

Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa paid a courtesy call on former President, Sri Lanka Freedom Party Patron Chandrika Kumaratunge Bandaranaike at her residence on Monday, November 23 and held talks.
Indian envoy seeks blessings from Buddhist Prelate Ven. Sri Mahindawansa Mahanayake Thero

India’s High Commissioner to Sri Lanka Gopal Baglay paid a visit to Rajaguru Sri Subuthi Viharaya recently and sought blessings of the Chief Incumbent Most Ven. Sri Mahindawansa Mahanayake Thero for the peace and prosperity of the people of Sri Lanka and India.
Overseas travel ban on Basil lifted

The overseas travel ban imposed on former Minister Basil Rajapaksa over a misappropriation case has been lifted by Colombo High Court. The order was delivered by Colombo High Court Judge R Gurusingha. Court also directed Basil Rajapaske to inform the Court prior to his foreign travels.

: 24 April 2020

Donald Trump inks order temporarily suspending approval of green cards

Donald Trump

United States President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to temporarily suspend the approval of some green cards. The said order is to last for 60 days and then could be extended.

Trump stated that the policy was designed to protect American workers' jobs in an economy pummeled by the coronavirus. This would ensure that unemployed Americans of all backgrounds would be first in line for jobs as our economy reopens.

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Government will not permit ugly face of extremism to raise its head again and protect the country … Weerasekera

Government has been successful in increasing number of PCR tests: Pavithra

Shani Abeysekera on remand tested positive for COVID-19

Rishad Bathiudeen released on bail

Continuance of Ranil as UNP Leader is need of the hour to strengthen the party … Vajira

Ten students who excelled at Grade V scholarship examination honoured

Summons issued on President Gotabaya by Jaffna MC quashed

Batticaloa High Court grants bail to Parliamentarian Chandrakanthan

Indian Premier Modi extends greetings to President Gotabaya on his first anniversary in office

Opposition Leader Sajith calls on Chandrika, holds talks

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