Our regular columnist Nan has commented today about the everyday spectacle of short haired and bearded Buddhist monks participating in various protests. They are regularly projected...
By Zinara Rathnayake I was woken by the long, forlorn sound of the siren. The brakes hissed and screeched as our train chugged up the hill...
This March, Shangri-La Colombo and Shangri-La Hambantota welcome India International Wedding Connections (IIWC), a premier expo promoting destination weddings to the global Indian wedding community said...
The humble sneaker has been elevated beyond the gym floor and on to the runway in recent years, and now, as the boundaries of our smart-casual...
The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Sri Lanka (MMCA Sri Lanka) launched ‘MMCA Afterschool’, an initiative that provides children aged 6–10 with stimulating, fun, and...
Do you scrape the burnt bits off a piece of toast? Recent research suggests that might not be a bad idea… It’s more than likely you...
My article this Sunday is buttressed by two incidents: one of a couple of days ago and the other in the fifth century BC; the first...
Excerpted from A Life In The Law by Nimal Wikramanayake It was the start of 1976. I had been at the Victorian Bar for nearly four...
by Hugh Karunanayake Ceylon, as Sri Lanka was then called, had hardly any commercial or mercantilism during the nineteenth century when it was gradually emerging from...
Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL) welcomes the landmark determination of the Court of Appeal this week that affirms the order of the Right to Information Commission...