News Protesters take a step back and hand over state buildings Date: July 14, 2022 The Sri Lankan protesters who acquired the President’s House, the Presidential Secretariat, Temple Trees and the Prime Minister’s Office have handed them over to the authorities. MIAP TagsLanka News WebSri Lanka Previous articlePrivate jet lands on Maldives – President ready to leave for Singapore!Next articleCurfew imposed to Colombo! Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Popular Government Pushes Land Leases for Industries amid Economic Challenges Sri Lanka Unveils Climate Finance Strategy amid Funding Challenges World Bank Urges Smarter Spending as Sri Lanka Stabilises Economy Asian Development Bank Engages Sri Lanka’s Textile Industry Future Sri Lanka Police Introduces Revised Charges for Public Services More like thisRelated Government Pushes Land Leases for Industries amid Economic Challenges MIAP - September 11, 2025 Government Pushes Land Leases for Industries amid Economic Challenges Sri Lanka Unveils Climate Finance Strategy amid Funding Challenges MIAP - September 11, 2025 Sri Lanka Unveils Climate Finance Strategy amid Funding Challenges World Bank Urges Smarter Spending as Sri Lanka Stabilises Economy MIAP - September 11, 2025 World Bank Urges Smarter Spending as Sri Lanka Stabilises Economy Asian Development Bank Engages Sri Lanka’s Textile Industry Future MIAP - September 11, 2025 Asian Development Bank Engages Sri Lanka’s Textile Industry Future
