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The competitive spirit of Sri Lanka's brightest minds is set to be tested as the inaugural SL Mindhunt 1.0 - Corporate & Open Quiz Competition fast approaches. Organized by the SL Trivia Society in collaboration with the Rotaract Club of Gampaha, the event promises an evening of intense intellectual challenge, networking, and strategy.

The country faces a severe risk of a massive power crisis and widespread electricity cuts in the coming months, a direct consequence of the current government's inefficiency and lack of transparency in the coal procurement process. Political groups, including the 'Winning South Collective' and opposition parties, warn that failure to secure the necessary coal stocks before April could cripple the Norochcholai Power Plant, making a return to nationwide darkness inevitable.

The death of former Minister Nandana Gunathilaka has ripped the veneer off the "clean politics" image currently being projected by the present government and the leadership of the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP), bringing a dark and gruesome reality back into the public discourse. A note left by Mr. Gunathilaka, once a prominent figure and a former presidential candidate for the JVP, claims that his life was being hunted by "Killing Squads" allegedly operated by a group including JVP General Secretary Tilvin Silva.

The competitive spirit of Sri Lanka's brightest minds is set to be tested as the inaugural SL Mindhunt 1.0 - Corporate & Open Quiz Competition fast approaches. Organized by the SL Trivia Society in collaboration with the Rotaract Club of Gampaha, the event promises an evening of intense intellectual challenge, networking, and strategy.

The country faces a severe risk of a massive power crisis and widespread electricity cuts in the coming months, a direct consequence of the current government's inefficiency and lack of transparency in the coal procurement process. Political groups, including the 'Winning South Collective' and opposition parties, warn that failure to secure the necessary coal stocks before April could cripple the Norochcholai Power Plant, making a return to nationwide darkness inevitable.

The death of former Minister Nandana Gunathilaka has ripped the veneer off the "clean politics" image currently being projected by the present government and the leadership of the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP), bringing a dark and gruesome reality back into the public discourse. A note left by Mr. Gunathilaka, once a prominent figure and a former presidential candidate for the JVP, claims that his life was being hunted by "Killing Squads" allegedly operated by a group including JVP General Secretary Tilvin Silva.