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The Open University of Sri Lanka (OUSL) has offered a vital "second chance" to students who, for various reasons, missed the opportunity to join a Humanities and Social Sciences degree program within the conventional state university system, as well as to working professionals seeking career advancement. This initiative underscores OUSL's significant contribution to expanding access to higher education and developing the nation's human capital through flexible learning methodologies.

The United National Party (UNP) is reportedly launching a new program aimed at positioning itself as the viable alternative for the country, leveraging its historic policies and experienced leadership to offer solutions.

The Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) has accelerated its restructuring program, appointing new faces and young leaders to key positions. In a notable move, Hemapriya Kavirathne, a prominent tutor in political science and author, has been appointed as the SJB Co-Organizer for Maharagama.

The National People's Power (NPP) administration, which promised a revolution of change and transparency, is now facing serious allegations that it is exhibiting the same traits of old, corrupt regimes, namely the misuse of state resources and authoritarian tendencies.

The long-standing allegation against Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) Member of Parliament Namal Rajapaksa regarding the fraudulent acquisition of his law degree reignited controversy in Parliament today (November 19), following his resignation from the Parliamentary Committee on Parliamentary Business. More than an administrative change—such as the appointment of MP D.V. Chanaka to fill the vacancy—the story behind the alleged "legal anomaly" poses a severe challenge to the current National People's Power (NPP) government's rhetoric of "selective justice."Investigation Opened, But No Report For Months

The political hypocrisy and abuse of state power by the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (NPP) government were publicly exposed once again today (November 21st) when the Sri Lanka Police ordered the silencing of loudspeakers at a planned joint opposition rally in Nugegoda. Organizers of the rally accuse the police of selectively enforcing the law, using the G.C.E. Advanced Level (A/L) examination as a pretext, and claim the action is a tactic to suppress democratic protest.