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Supreme Media and TNL forge historic alliance

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 Supreme Media, one of Sri Lanka’s fastest-growing channels, has announced a strategic partnership with TNL, first privately owned television broadcaster and pioneering force in the nation’s electronic media landscape.

This landmark alliance aims to significantly expand the reach and offerings of Sinhala language television and electronic media across the country, marking a momentous chapter in Sri Lanka’s media industry.

Under the inspiring slogan “Mage Handa Mage Rata – My Voice My Country,” Supreme Media has embarked on a new brand journey, committed to delivering unique and premium content to a diverse audience. 

With the strategic collaboration with TNL, Supreme Media’s reach is set to more than double, enabling it to connect with a broader spectrum of viewers and fulfill its brand promise effectively.

The partnership extends into the radio domain, with TNL’s radio channels at 89.1 and 89.3 MHz undergoing a rebranding as ‘Supreme,’ echoing the inspiring brand message of “Mage Handa Mage Rata.

” This expansion solidifies Supreme Media’s position as a comprehensive media network, encompassing two TV channels, one radio channel, and three digital channels.

This alliance comes at a pivotal moment for Supreme Media, coinciding with the launch of the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket matches on its platform. 

The availability of IPL matches on Supreme’s platforms provides cricket enthusiasts across Sri Lanka with diverse viewing options, bringing the excitement of IPL closer to every home in the country.

With a long-term partnership in place, Sri Lankan media audiences can anticipate a broadened spectrum of unique and premium Sinhala language programming and news coverage.

Beyond entertainment and infotainment, Supreme Media aims to serve as a trusted media companion, touching the lives of viewers in multiple ways, guiding, mentoring, and comforting them through life’s journeys.

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No change in Litro Gas prices for December

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The Litro Gas Company says that the prices of its domestic LP Gas cylinders will remain unchanged for the month of December 2024.

Chairman of Litro Gas – Channa Gunawardena stated that the company decided to keep the prices of LP gas cylinders unchanged despite the price hike in the global market, in order to provide relief to the consumers.

Accordingly, the prices of Litro LP gas domestic gas cylinders will remain unchanged as follows:

12.5kg – Rs. 3,690
05kg – Rs. 1,482
2.3kg – Rs. 694

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Special Commodity Levy on big onions, slashed

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The Special Commodity Levy imposed on imported big onions, has been reduced by Rs. 20 to Rs. 10 per kilogram.

This will be in effect during the period from today (Dec. 01) to December 31, 2024.

However, it has been decided to keep the Special Commodity Levy imposed on imported potatoes unchanged.

Announcing the decision, a media release issued by the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development states that the move comes amid a notable rise in the market price of onions.

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‘Will take decision if Laugfs Gas fails to supply gas’

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The government will take a decision if Laugfs Gas fails to intervene to import and supply LP gas to the consumers, Minister of Trade, Commerce, Food Security and Cooperative Development Wasantha Samarasinghe has said.

He told reporters that there is no shortage of LP gas supplied by Litro Gas.

‘We have two LP gas companies, Litro and Laugf in our country. There is no shortage in Litro gas at the moment. Laugf Gas must explain the reasons for the shortage in Laugf gas in the market. If Laugf Gas fails to intervene to import and supply gas, the government has to take a decision. There is ample stocks with Litro gas. If gas cylinders have to be changed to find solutions to the issues faced by the gas consumers, the government will have to take a decision regarding that soon,” he has said.

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