by Dr C. A. Saliya saliya.ca@gmail.com The behaviour of market forces in macroeconomics is not instantaneous. We cannot experience the impact of these forces, immediately, like...
by Jehan Perera There has always been something special about Sri Lanka. In 140 AD the geographer Ptolemy drew a map of the island that made...
Of course, most of us know that age is no barrier. It’s just a number, in front of your name! And, if you are a performer,...
The following mail came my way, last Tuesday, and I thought of giving it the necessary publicity. The writer, Priyalal Jayawickreme, had this to say: I’m...
By Gomi Senadhira During the last few weeks, as thousands of people gathered, all over the country denouncing the President and the Parliament, for mismanagement of...
BY SANJA DE SILVA JAYATILLEKA It’s The People vs The Political Class, in the Aragalaya. The People are winning because they are clearer, more intelligent and...
by Rajan Philips May Day this year arrives in the middle of an already month long political protest. The confluence of the two is a historically...
by Bhante Dhammika of Australia As is well-known, Lumbini is the first of the four major holy places in Buddhism, it being the place where the...
M. Sornarajah Emeritus Professor of Law, National University of Singapore. Corruption of public officials including presidents is a principal cause of the economic plight of our...
D B Dhanapala, has quit this mortal life, leaving behind a trail of legends that will place him in the Golden Book of Ceylon Journalists, if...