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November 17, 2025

Mobitel emerged as the standout performer during the quarter, delivering a net profit of Rs. 639 million compared to just Rs. 17 million in the same period last year—a staggering 3,660 percent increase.

This recovery was underpinned by stronger network performance and tight cost discipline. Meanwhile, the parent entity, SLT PLC, also saw improved results, posting a profit of Rs. 1.4 billion, up 53 percent year-on-year.

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Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Remembering Harry Jayawardena One Year On

His empire was vast, but what set him apart was not merely its size, but the hard-work, courage, grit, and clarity of thought he brought to every decision \"He had the rare ability to speak truth to power, unafraid to highlight what was wrong and insist on accountability, earning respect even from competitors, governments, officials and regulators alike.\"

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2 mins

February 04, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

A post-mortem of 78 years of Independence

As Sri Lanka celebrates the 78th anniversary of independence today (February 4), you might already have read a full complement of postmortem reports on what has happened since then.

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5 mins

February 04, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

SRI LANKA'S DREAM OF BECOMING AN OIL-PRODUCING NATION HITS A SNAG

Legal hurdle stalls international bidding for Mannar basin exploration and development Fresh attempts underway for clearance Exploration conducted in 2011 by India's Cairn India identified hydrocarbon deposits in two wells Oil companies from Qatar and India have already expressed interest in participating in oil and gas exploration and development projects SLPDA plans to call for international bids early this month International bidding round initially scheduled to be launched in December Tender process will be initiated once everything is resolved

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1 mins

February 04, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Herbert Rayner Freeman: THE BRIT WHO WON 94% CEYLONESE HEARTS IN 1931

Herbert Rayner Freeman rose through the Ceylon Civil Service ranks to become Government Agent for North-Central Province

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5 mins

February 04, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

HOLY DEVNIMORI RELICS of Lord Buddha in Sri Lanka

The Holy Relics, presently enshrined at The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, will travel to Colombo for a public exposition from 4 to 10 February 2026, with their return scheduled on 11 February 2026.

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4 mins

February 04, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka name squad

Sri Lanka named its squad for the T20 World Cup starting this week.

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1 min

February 04, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

MENTAL HEALTH IS STILL A WHISPER in Sri Lanka’s Classrooms

Students are often told to \"be strong\" when they struggle. Sometimes, those words are meant with care, but more often they feel pressuring or confusing. Instead of opening space for conversation, they quietly place responsibility back on the student to cope alone.

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3 mins

February 04, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Govt.'s 'Protection of Occupants Bill' under fire

Bill seeks to reduce the powers of the landlord Landlords barred from evicting tenants in violation of lease terms Disconnection of essential services like water or electricity prohibited Landlords must allow repairs to essential utilities by tenants

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2 mins

February 04, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Govt. justifies emergency coal purchases

Amidst Opposition claims that the country will have to incur losses if the government will have to go for emergency coal purchases, Power and Energy Minister Kumara Jayakody said yesterday emergency coal purchases will not incur losses adding that only 300,000 metric tons of coal will be procured under emergency purchases.

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1 min

February 04, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Thundershowers expected across several parts of the island today

Several spells of showers are expected in the Northern, North-Central, Eastern and Uva provinces, as well as in the Nuwara Eliya and Matale districts today (4), the Meteorology Department said.

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1 min

February 04, 2026

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