🚨 Oil prices fell sharply after the announcement of an agreement between Tehran and Washington. Brent crude futures dropped 4% to $83.96 a barrel, while US crude futures touched a session low of $80.25 a barrel as concerns over supply disruptions eased

Elon Musk Finally Able To Afford A Tesla At SL Vehicle Prices. #lka #NewsCurry

India A were penalised 10 runs during their Tri-Nation A Series match against Sri Lanka A in Dambulla on Monday after batter Vipraj Nigam was twice found guilty of running on the protected area of the pitch. The penalties were imposed in the 35th and 37th overs of India A’s innings after Nigam received a second warning for running down the middle of the pitch. Under the laws of cricket, any subsequent offence after an initial warning results in a five-run penalty to the batting side. The first warning in the innings had earlier been issued to Anukul Roy. Although Roy was later dismissed, the warning remained in effect for the remainder of India A’s innings. As a result, Sri Lanka A began their chase with 10 runs already added to their score before a ball had been bowled. India A recovered from 143 for 7 to post 265, thanks to a 104-run partnership for the eighth wicket between Vipraj Nigam (51) and Suryansh Shedge (71). According to the Laws of Cricket, batters must avoid running on the protected area of the pitch to prevent damage to the surface, with repeated breaches resulting in five-run penalties. (Newswire)

Police reveal exact traffic fines after false claims ift.tt/vXG9NpL

මේක ඇත්ත 🤣

කවුරු හරි අසාධාරණයට විරුද්ධව කාට හරි ගුටි බැට දෙන එක බැලූ බැල්මට හෙන ආතල් වීරක්‍රියා විදිහට පෙනුනට ඒවා normalize කරන්න හොද නැ මොකද අපිට වීරක්‍රියාවල සීමාවක් නැති වෙනවා අන්තිමට..

🚨 WATCH: CCTV footage captures the moment an Indian Air Force An-32 transport aircraft crashed while attempting to land at the Jorhat Air Force Station in Assam on Saturday. Five Air Force personnel were killed in the crash. The Indian Air Force said it "deeply regrets the loss of five personnel" and extended its condolences to the bereaved families.

ටියුෂන් කරුවන් විසින් ආක්‍රමණය කර ඇති අධ්‍යාපනය ශේප් එකේ පුද්ගලික අංශයටම කරගන්න සින්නක්කර වශයෙන් දෙනවා විනා රජයට කල හැකි යමක් නැත.

The refcam footage is pretty cool neh...? #FIFAWorldCup

Sri Lanka Railways website hit by cyberattack ift.tt/saCK5rj

Oil Prices Tumble After US-Iran Agreement Announcement ift.tt/mguNT67

චමීරයා මැච් එක වික්කා වගේ... #WIvSL

Both "IPL boys" dropping sitters of Rutherford. How can you win matches like this? 🤦‍♂️ #WIvSL

A historic cultural milestone was achieved in Colombo today as more than 5,000 Bharatanatyam dancers came together to set a Guinness World Record for the largest Bharatanatyam dance lesson. The event, held at Galle Face Green, was organised by Sangamam Global Academy of India and Samgamizh Liya of Sri Lanka, bringing together thousands of dancers from Sri Lanka, India and several other countries in a celebration of classical dance and cultural heritage. Participants, dressed in traditional attire, performed synchronised Bharatanatyam movements under the guidance of instructors as part of the official record attempt. Following the performance and adjudication process, the Guinness World Records certificate was formally awarded. Indian High Commissioner to Sri Lanka Santosh Jha received the Guinness World Records certificate on behalf of the performers and organisers. Addressing the gathering, he congratulated the dancers and organisers on the achievement and highlighted the role of culture in strengthening people-to-people ties between India and Sri Lanka. The event was attended by Minister Ramalingam Chandrasekar and Deputy Ministers Sundaralingam Pradeep and Mahinda Jayasinghe, while a large crowd gathered to witness the record-breaking performance. Organisers said the initiative aimed to showcase the timeless tradition of Bharatanatyam while promoting cultural exchange and unity across borders. (Newswire)

Renewable energy capacity by country from 2000 to 2025

Voyager 1 and the Epic Journey Through the Oort Cloud Even though Voyager 1 has already entered interstellar space, it’s still deep inside our Solar System in the grandest sense.It will take roughly 300 years for humanity’s farthest spacecraft to reach the inner edge of the Oort Cloud — the vast, spherical shell of icy comets and frozen debris that marks the true outer boundary of our Solar System.Once there, crossing the entire Oort Cloud will take another ~30,000 years.That means Voyager 1 will spend tens of thousands of years silently drifting through this enormous region — a cosmic wilderness stretching up to 100,000 AU (nearly 2 light-years) from the Sun, filled with trillions of icy bodies.By the time it finally emerges on the other side, it will have been traveling for over 30,000 years since leaving the planets behind… and it will still be only barely beginning its true journey into the wider Milky Way.A humbling reminder of just how vast our Solar System really is — and how small we are in the grand timeline of space exploration. Voyager’s voyage is only getting started.

Need advice. The signal strength in my Dialog 4G home router stopped completely and when I took the router to @dialoglk to check, they informed me that the router is more 4 years only and needs to be upgraded to the latest router by paying Rs. 5,000. Is this even possible?

One bad game and they started to mock Eshan Malinga. SL fans are also a part of the SL cricket's current status . The majority of SL fans have no idea about player development and also the talent level of current players. No long term thinking. Just a papadam fans

Kollupitiya supermarket raided over improper labelling of imported goods ift.tt/85gs1xq

Officials of the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) informed the Committee on Public Finance (CoPF) that government fuel subsidies are expected to end this month. Responding to questions from CoPF Chairman Dr. Harsha de Silva, CPC officials said no decision has yet been made on a fuel price increase. De Silva also questioned how the CPC is managing foreign exchange buying amid the recent volatility in the market, adding that there was speculation that the volatility was caused by the CPC. The disclosures come after President Anura Kumara Dissanayake in May revealed that the government was exploring measures, including fuel pricing adjustments, as part of efforts to reduce fuel consumption. The President said rising global fuel prices had pushed the local cost of a litre of diesel to Rs. 720. He noted that the CPC continues to operate at a loss, with the government subsidising about Rs. 100 per litre of diesel to maintain the retail price at Rs. 392. (Newswire)