June 18, 2022

Crisis-hit Sri Lanka’s fuel shortage forces closure of schools, largest state university

June 18, 2022
Education, Sri Lanka C News

Sri Lanka energy minister suspends 3 fuel bowsers after viral social media video

June 18, 2022
Sri Lanka C News

Sri Lanka sees signs of fuel riots as motorists wait for days in queues

June 18, 2022
Sri Lanka C News

Sri Lanka agricultural experts warn of seed paddy shortage

June 18, 2022
Sri Lanka C News

Sri Lanka Army to cultivate barren lands to prevent food crisis

June 18, 2022
Sri Lanka C News

Sri Lanka shares post worst weekly loss in seven weeks on economic, political woes

June 18, 2022
Sri Lanka C News

Sri Lanka’s inflated car prices plunge as interest rates rise

June 18, 2022
Sri Lanka C News

IMF team in Sri Lanka from June 20-30; reaffirms support within its policies

June 18, 2022
Sri Lanka C News

In Sri Lanka is an independent website. We run this website to tell you many important things about Sri Lanka and the things Sri Lankans and the world need to know about the history and many forgotten stories to tell.

In that way, we published many articles and we were required to publish news on our website and much important news related to Sri Lanka on a daily basis which was in addition to the question from our readers so we have started a section called Sri Lanka C News on our website.

We assure you that this Sri Lanka C News section of ours will always adhere to the principles of our In Sri Lanka website will not favor for any politics and will always seek ethnic and religious harmony. This is the minimum standard that readers or viewers demand in a democracy.

Despite this, the financial model that underlies most Sri Lankan news networks rarely provides editors with the independence they require. Worse, it has weakened professional reporting standards and polluted the media ecosystem with harmful behaviors such as widespread biased reporting, sponsored journalism, and ‘private deals’.

Media networks are becoming increasingly hesitant to invest money in news-gathering; and when they establish secondary commercial interests and ‘no go zones,’ their newsrooms suffer further collateral damage – especially because these interests frequently rely on proximity to politicians and bureaucrats. Is it any surprise that readers have begun to observe a decline in professional standards, ethical violations, and quality? They now believe they have been created.

Sri Lanka C News was founded on the basis that good journalism can only survive and develop if it is both editorially and financially independent. This entails depending mostly on contributions from readers and concerned people who have no other motivation than to see that excellent journalism is preserved.

Sri Lanka C News will be dedicated to the public good and democratic principles as a medium. Apart from offering authoritative analysis and commentary, we hope to establish ourselves as a platform based on good old-fashioned reporting on matters of national and worldwide relevance and interest as our resources increase.