By Shamala Kumar I can’t remember the exact words, but remember the sentiment: Nobody is happy with our education, not one person. Education should be about...
By Praying Mantis It is often said that in the 1940s and 50s, Singapore was way behind Sri Lanka in all respects. Lawlessness and crime were...
By Neville Ladduwahetty The prevailing state in the Sri Lankan nation is that while one group is engaged in protests, and making demands that cannot be...
by ACB Pethiyagoda Some weeks ago this newspaper carried an interesting article by Sunela Jayewardene on the book “Wild Flowers of Sri Lanka” by Aritha Wikramanayake....
by Uditha Devapriya Last week was a powder keg waiting to go off. In Rambukkana, villagers stopped a fuel bowser, raging against not just shortages but...
by Eric. J de Silva The northern and eastern parts of the country were experiencing a severe drought around the time I assumed duties as Government...
Dr. Anila Dias Bandaranaike and Prof. Sharya Scharenguivel Sri Lanka is at a crossroad, facing current multiple crises, as well as the present impasse of an...
An email message has been circulating citing the achievements of the protesters. Another to disprove the government assessment of the protests, particularly at the newly named...
by M Sornarajah Emeritus Professor of Law National University of Singapore The consideration of a one law for Sri Lanka by a commission headed by a...
Sumi Moonesinghe related to Savithri Rodrigo When I started on my bucket list travels after retirement, one of my most memorable was the European holiday I...