«BBC World Service Sinhala» is the Sinhala language service of the BBC World Service, a globally renowned broadcaster known for its commitment to providing unbiased and comprehensive news coverage. This service, launched in 1942, caters specifically to the Sinhala-speaking audience worldwide, offering them a unique perspective on international affairs, current events, and cultural trends.

The service's programming includes a wide range of content, encompassing:

  • News bulletins covering major global events, with a particular focus on South Asia and Sri Lanka. These bulletins provide in-depth analysis, interviews with experts, and insightful reporting on key developments.
  • Current affairs programs that delve into pressing issues facing the region, examining social, political, and economic challenges through a diverse range of perspectives. These programs feature interviews with leading personalities, investigative reports, and discussions with experts.
  • Features and documentaries exploring various aspects of Sri Lankan culture, history, and society, offering insights into the country's rich heritage and contemporary realities. These programs aim to inform and entertain the audience while promoting a greater understanding of Sri Lankan life.

The «BBC World Service Sinhala» plays a crucial role in connecting the Sinhala-speaking diaspora with their homeland, providing them with a reliable source of information and cultural content. It also serves as a platform for promoting dialogue and understanding between Sri Lanka and the wider world.