By Eng. Thushara Dissanayake Ancient humans lived in forests closely connected to nature. With the development of human civilization, people started moving away from forests and...
Green in all its brilliant shades; vast undulating open spaces; clumps of trees; water to be seen and a distant white dagoba. Peace and absolute serenity...
by Ismeth Raheem and Angeline Ondaatjie Galle Face is Colombo’s most-prized open-aired public space, extending over a mile along the Fort oceanfront in Colombo. Over the...
CONFESSIONS OF A GLOBAL GYPSY By Dr. Chandana (Chandi) Jayawardena DPhil President – Chandi J. Associates Inc. Consulting, Canada Founder & Administrator – Global Hospitality Forum...
People, Events, Places By Nan (S. Godage & Brothers Pvt. Ltd. Colombo 2022) 277pp Rs 1250 Reviewed by Jayantha Somasundaram This book is a collection of...
It would be fair to say that JRJ had the most competent Cabinet of Ministers of modern times. As usual the new Prime Minster (he was...
by Austin Fernando I read ‘Memoirs of a Water Engineer,’ a collection of 19 essays by Eng. Palitha Manchanayake, with great pleasure and satisfaction. The essays...
By Sanjeewa Jayaweera For a short time, the word “system change” was on the lips of many, spoken, shouted, and written with a great deal of...
By Meera Sirinivasan The two large beds, with no gap in between, occupy almost the entire area of the room, barely 12 X 8 feet. The...
The Sri Lankan authorities and the international community must fully incorporate human rights into their responses to the country’s economic crisis, Amnesty International said in a...