News First (News1st Digital) – Sri Lanka’s English News Leader

101 Rosmead Pl, Colombo 07 Colombo, Western 00700 Sri Lanka

Mawbima is a Sinhala-language newspaper published both daily and weekly by Standard Newspapers (Pvt) Ltd, owned by Tiran Alles. Known for local, international, business, sports, and entertainment coverage, Mawbima blends editorial depth with innovative media strategies—such as mosquito-repellent print—to engage readers effectively.

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Daily Mirror is the leading English-language daily newspaper under Wijeya Newspapers Ltd (founded 1979 by Ranjith Wijewardene). Launched in 1999, it delivers trusted breaking news, business analysis, and lifestyle coverage through print, digital, and grouped platforms including The Sunday Times, Daily FT, Lankadeepa, Tamil Mirror, Ada, Deshaya, and Mirror Business.

No. 320, T.B. Jayah Mawatha, Colombo 10. Sri Lanka. Colombo, Western 00100 Sri Lanka

Ada Derana is Sri Lanka’s leading news organization—offering round-the-clock coverage across TV, radio, digital, and social platforms. Known for fast, unbiased reporting in Sinhala, Tamil, and English, it’s the top choice for breaking news, current affairs, sports, and more.

No. 163, Kirulapona Avenue, Colombo 05, Sri Lanka. Colombo, Western Sri Lanka

News.lk is the official digital news platform maintained by Sri Lanka's Department of Government Information. Launched in 1997, it provides multilingual coverage—Sinhala, Tamil, and English—on national policy, cabinet decisions, current affairs, and public communications. Centrally managed under the Ministry of Mass Media, it serves as the authoritative source for government-issued information and public updates.

Hunupitiya Cross Rd, Colombo 02 Colombo, Western 00200 Sri Lanka

Lankadeepa, founded in 1991 by Wijeya Newspapers Ltd, is Sri Lanka’s most widely circulated Sinhala daily newspaper. Alongside its Sunday edition (Irida Lankadeepa), it delivers comprehensive coverage across politics, business, sports, and entertainment. Operated under the prominent Wijewardene media family and integrated with multiple sister publications, Lankadeepa exemplifies brand expansion and cross-media synergies under private ownership.

185 Grandpass Rd, Colombo 14 Colombo, Western 01400 Sri Lanka

Virakesari—established in 1930—is Sri Lanka’s oldest and most widely circulated Tamil-language newspaper, operated by Express Newspapers (Ceylon) Pvt Ltd. Its offerings span print, e‑paper, digital news service (Virakesari.lk), and overseas editions. Strategically managed by a multi-family private ownership, the platform emphasizes editorial independence, operational efficiency, and digital transition for Tamil readership.

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Ada is a leading Sinhala-language daily news website (ada.lk), launched in 2012 and owned by Wijeya Newspapers Ltd. Alongside sister publications like Divaina, Lankadeepa, Daily Mirror, and Daily FT, it delivers news across politics, business, sports, tech, and religion—catering to digital-native Sinhala audiences with high-frequency news updates and cross-platform synergy.

No. 8, Hunupitiya Cross Road, Colombo 02. Colombo, Western 00200 Sri Lanka

Daily FT, launched in 2010 and owned by Wijeya Newspapers Ltd, is Sri Lanka’s foremost English-language business daily. Led by Editor-in-Chief Nisthar Cassim, it delivers comprehensive coverage across markets, policy, industry, and economy, tailored to business professionals, investors, and corporate decision-makers.