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The Great Solar Robbery: How New Policies Killed Rooftop Energy for the Rich Few rteurjymkhf

The Great Solar Robbery: How New Policies Killed Rooftop Energy for the Rich Few

By The Morning Telegraph October 28, 2026
COLOMBO — Renewable-energy representatives accuse the Government of disadvantaging households and smaller solar businesses while major corporate...
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When the Graveyard Demon Meets the Supreme Court: Buddhist Monks Suspend Protest After Extraordinary Religious and Political Confrontation An illustration representing the Buddhist monks' protest over Gnanasara Thero's imprisonment and the constitutional questions surrounding the dispute.

When the Graveyard Demon Meets the Supreme Court: Buddhist Monks Suspend Protest After Extraordinary Religious and Political Confrontation

By The Morning Telegraph October 26, 2026
By Roy Denish The Gnanasara Thero protest in Colombo has been suspended after senior Buddhist prelates intervened...
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Rajapaksa-Era State Land Allocations Under Scrutiny as MP Alleges Favouritism in Battaramulla Deals Illustration of state land and lease documentation amid allegations concerning property allocations in Battaramulla.

Rajapaksa-Era State Land Allocations Under Scrutiny as MP Alleges Favouritism in Battaramulla Deals

By The Morning Telegraph October 26, 2026
By Roy Denish Allegations concerning Battaramulla state land allocations have prompted scrutiny of lease payments, political connections...
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Karuna Amman’s Fake Diplomatic Passport: New Court Revelations Raise Questions About Military Intelligence and State Involvement Former Sri Lankan minister Karuna Amman, whose alleged use of a forged diplomatic passport has resurfaced in court proceedings.

Karuna Amman’s Fake Diplomatic Passport: New Court Revelations Raise Questions About Military Intelligence and State Involvement

By The Morning Telegraph October 26, 2026
By Roy Denish The Karuna Amman fake passport case has resurfaced in Colombo court proceedings, with prosecutors...
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Namal’s ‘50-Day Statement’: Imprisoning the Man, Not the Aspirations fgthytukjhgf

Namal’s ‘50-Day Statement’: Imprisoning the Man, Not the Aspirations

By The Morning Telegraph October 24, 2026
COLOMBO — Beyond its reflections on imprisonment, Namal Rajapaksa’s statement combines allegations of political persecution, economic criticism,...
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