NEWS ARCHIVE
  • Login
NewsRadio - English
  • HOME
  • LOCAL

    Health Minister says emergency medicine purchases will be halted immediately

    Revised bus fares in effect from today

    No bus, three-wheeler fare hike

    Rupee stable against the Dollar

    Three-year plan to reduce congestion in the judiciary

    Court issues order preventing several persons from protesting at multiple sites in Colombo

    Workers of 100,101 & 183 bus routes on strike

    Bus fare increase?

    Water and sewerage charge revision in effect from today

    E-water bills for all customers from 1 January -Water Board

    Trending Tags

    • Pandemic
  • INTERNATIONAL
  • EDITORIAL
  • SPORTS
  • #COVID-19
  • NEWS TEAM
  • සිංහල
No Result
View All Result
  • HOME
  • LOCAL

    Health Minister says emergency medicine purchases will be halted immediately

    Revised bus fares in effect from today

    No bus, three-wheeler fare hike

    Rupee stable against the Dollar

    Three-year plan to reduce congestion in the judiciary

    Court issues order preventing several persons from protesting at multiple sites in Colombo

    Workers of 100,101 & 183 bus routes on strike

    Bus fare increase?

    Water and sewerage charge revision in effect from today

    E-water bills for all customers from 1 January -Water Board

    Trending Tags

    • Pandemic
  • INTERNATIONAL
  • EDITORIAL
  • SPORTS
  • #COVID-19
  • NEWS TEAM
  • සිංහල
No Result
View All Result
NewsRadio - English
No Result
View All Result
Home LOCAL

CAA failed to take action despite rise in sugar prices-Harsha

Tamara Rebeira by Tamara Rebeira
2 years ago
in LOCAL
0
Why is China granting loans to Sri Lanka?
0
SHARES
11
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Whatsapp

The Samagi Jana Balawegaya has questioned the government if consumers must bear the losses of the sugar fraud.

Parliamentarian Harsha de Silva charged that the Consumer Affairs Authority has failed to take any action despite the rise in the price of sugar.

MP de Silva said the Director General of the Consumer Affairs Authority and the head of the Ports Authority have an understanding, where the Port daily or weekly informs the Authority on imports, the importer, the quantity and at what cost.

He said all data is with the Consumer Affairs Authority.

The Parliamentarian said the Consumer Affairs Authority is well aware of the quantity of sugar being imported and where it is stored due to the Gazette Notification issued on 11the of June 2021 stating sugar cannot be stored without being registered with the Authority.

Tamara Rebeira
Tags: Consumer Affairs AuthorityHarsha de SilvaSamagi Jana Balawegaya
Previous Post

‘Steps must be taken over South African COVID variant’

Next Post

GMOA questions rush to vaccinate 18 to 30 age group

Tamara Rebeira

Tamara Rebeira

Related Posts

LOCAL

Health Minister says emergency medicine purchases will be halted immediately

by Hazari Mohamed
October 2, 2023
Revised bus fares in effect from today
LOCAL

No bus, three-wheeler fare hike

by Hazari Mohamed
October 2, 2023
LOCAL

Rupee stable against the Dollar

by Hazari Mohamed
October 2, 2023
Three-year plan to reduce congestion in the judiciary
LOCAL

Court issues order preventing several persons from protesting at multiple sites in Colombo

by Hazari Mohamed
October 2, 2023
Workers of 100,101 & 183 bus routes on strike
LOCAL

Bus fare increase?

by Hazari Mohamed
October 2, 2023
Next Post
Current COVID-situation difficult to asses-GMOA

GMOA questions rush to vaccinate 18 to 30 age group

Latest News

Nobel Prizes to illuminate bleak year for world peace
INTERNATIONAL

Nobel Prize goes to scientists behind mRNA Covid vaccines

by news_admin
October 2, 2023
0

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to a pair of scientists that developed the technology that...

Read more

Health Minister says emergency medicine purchases will be halted immediately

October 2, 2023
Revised bus fares in effect from today

No bus, three-wheeler fare hike

October 2, 2023
Indian pilots & flight attendants could be barred from using perfume

Indian pilots & flight attendants could be barred from using perfume

October 2, 2023

Rupee stable against the Dollar

October 2, 2023
NewsRadio – English

NewsRadio prides itself on providing news coverage that is fast, reliable and unbiased, delivering both ‘hard news’ and lifestyle-related news in a manner that is interactive, mobile, and comprehensive. NewsRadio has a dedicated website, SMS news alerts service across all major telecom platforms, along with Facebook and Twitter accounts administered by a committed team of news presenters and correspondents locally and internationally.

  • Address: No 52 5th Lane, Colombo 03
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Phone: 0117-777-555
  • Extention: 561 / 562 / 563
  • Fax: 0112-372-993
  • Address
  • Email
  • Phone
  • Ext
  • Fax
  • No 52 5th Lane, Colombo 03
  • [email protected]
  • 0117-777-555
  • 561 / 562 / 563
  • 0112-372-993
FEEDBACK
NewsRadio – English

Expanding rapidly since its launch into a network comprising of three radio stations – TNL NOW, Lite87 and Rhythm World, a record label called Criminal Records; A web solutions division, TNL RN Online; and signature events such as TNL Onstage, The Flashback Show, Simplicity and Rhythm Night, each component of TNL Radio Network has something unique to offer its audience.

© 2021 NEWSRADIO, All Rights Reserved. Developed by TNL Radio Network - IT

No Result
View All Result
  • HOME
  • LOCAL
  • INTERNATIONAL
  • EDITORIAL
  • SPORTS
  • #COVID-19
  • NEWS TEAM
  • සිංහල

© 2021 NEWSRADIO, All Rights Reserved. Developed by TNL Radio Network - IT

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In