British Home Secretary mulls cut to post-study student visa stay in UK
The new Graduate Visa route, which allows foreign graduates – including Indians – the chance to stay on to jobContinue Reading
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China offers Sri Lanka debt moratorium, IMF help still in doubt
NEW DELH/COLOMBO (Reuters) -The Export-Import Bank of China has offered Sri Lanka a two-year moratorium on its debt and saidContinue Reading
Sri Lanka seen holding interest rates as inflation fight continues; IMF deal key
COLOMBO (Reuters) – The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) is widely expected to hold interest rates steady this week,Continue Reading
Sri Lanka expects financing assurances from China for IMF deal within days
COLOMBO (Reuters) -Sri Lanka expects to get China’s backing for its debt restructuring plan within days to help unlock aContinue Reading
India says it is committed to boosting investment in crisis-hit Sri Lanka
COLOMBO, Jan 20 (Reuters) – India has told Sri Lanka it is committed to boost investment in its debt-ridden neighbour,Continue Reading
96-hour visa with flight ticket: Saudi airline announces new travel service
Saudi Arabian airline Saudia has announced that travellers holding a flight ticket from the airline will be allowed to enterContinue Reading
India ‘strongly supports’ Sri Lanka debt restructuring plan, it tells IMF
COLOMBO (Reuters) -India has told the International Monetary Fund that it strongly supports Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring plan as theContinue Reading
BBC apologises for pornographic prank during FA Cup football coverage
The BBC has apologised after its coverage of an FA Cup football match was marred by pornographic noises being played loudly whileContinue Reading
Watch: Nepal plane crash reportedly shot by passenger during Facebook Live
The final moments of a plane in Nepal which plunged to the ground, killing at least 68 people on board,Continue Reading
Nepal plane crash with 72 onboard leaves at least 40 dead
At least 40 people were killed when an aircraft crashed in Nepal on Sunday, a Nepal army spokesperson said, as hundreds ofContinue Reading
