by ACB Pethiyagoda The Business (Acquisition) Act No. 35 of 1971 enabled the then government to take over any business undertaking in the country. One of...
Some of Cassandra’s readers may ask whether she is out of her right mind to see glimmers of hope for the country. She assures them she...
By Prof. Rohan Rajapakse (Emeritus Professor of Agriculture Biology UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA and Former Executive Director Sri Lanka Council of Agriculture Research Policy) There are two...
Nothing is happening for us, at this end, other than queues, queues, and more queues! There’s very little to shout about were the sports and entertainment...
US President Joe Biden’s recent tour of some Asian powers is indicative of a renewed and enhanced interest the US is beginning to take in the...
1972 Constitution in Retrospect – II By (Dr) Jayampathy Wickramaratne, President’s Counsel In this the second part of a three-part article on the 50th anniversary of...
1972 Constitution in Retrospect – I By Dr. Jayampathy Wickramaratne President’s Counsel This week marks the 50th anniversary of Sri Lanka becoming a republic. We observe...
Jacqueline Fernandez, who is very much a part of Sri Lanka, and now a big name in Bollywood, has been in the news quite often, the...
Maestro Rukshan Perera is one artiste who is regularly in the news, and grabs the spotlight, in a big way, every time an important event, or...
By Dhara Wijayatilake Attorney-at-Law and former Ministry Secretary Is our Parliament worth the taxpayers’ money? In the light of recent happenings, the conduct of Parliamentarians has...