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Estimated Financial Impact on SLTB
Daily estimated revenue leakage due to operational irregularities.
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SLTB loses Rs. 20 mn daily over conductor irregularities: Minister ...
The Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB) is losing nearly Rs. 20 million each day due to fraudulent practices by bus conductors, Transport Minister Bimal Rathnayake revealed at a public event. Calling the losses a leakage of public funds, Rathnayake said not just buses, but the entire SLTB administration, including its human resources framework, has been destroyed. Despite the crisis, the Minister firmly rejected speculation of privatization. “We will not sell SLTB. We will develop it,” he declared, promising sweeping reforms to restore accountability and efficiency. Rathnayake warned that officials and employees unwilling to adapt to new standards would be removed. He urged the drafting of new regulations if necessary and pledged decisive action against corruption. “Those who don’t change will be removed,” he warned. (Newswire) 2026-04-09
IPL 2026: Shreyas Iyer fined Rs 24 lakh for maintaining slow over ... - MSN
Punjab Kings captain Shreyas Iyer faces a Rs 24 lakh fine. His team maintained a slow over-rate during the IPL 2026 match against Chennai Super Kings. This is the team's second offense this season ...
Assam Suspends 5 LPG Dealers Over Supply Irregularities
Assam Suspends 5 LPG Dealers Over Supply Irregularities The Assam government has taken strict action against five LPG distributors across the state, suspending their operations with immediate effect after discrepancies were detected in the supply and distribution system, officials confirmed on Saturday.
Oil, Coal and Power Cuts: Is the Govt Walking Into Disaster?
A deepening national crisis is beginning to take shape as diplomatic missteps, Russian oil uncertainty, substandard coal, drought, and rising political pressure combine to place Sri Lanka on the edge of another energy and governance storm.
