Established on February 14, 1982, as a visionary gift from the Government of Japan, the Corporation today marks its 44th anniversary, celebrating a legacy of excellence in public service broadcasting. From its inception, SLRC pioneered television in Sri Lanka, introducing audiences to a new era of information, education, and entertainment.
As the trailblazer of the country’s television industry, SLRC has remained steadfast in its mission of fostering social progress and artistic excellence. Over the years, it has evolved with changing technologies and audience expectations while upholding its commitment to high-quality, trilingual programming.
Through its three flagship channels — Rupavahini, Channel Eye, and Nethra — the Corporation continues to bridge cultures and communities by delivering content in Sinhala, Tamil, and English. Its extensive coverage of national events, cultural celebrations, and international live broadcasts has reinforced its reputation as a trusted and authoritative media institution.
At 44, the Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation stands not only as a symbol of broadcasting heritage but also as a dynamic force embracing innovation, digital transformation, and global connectivity — ensuring that its legacy endures for generations to come.
