By Punya Heendeniya The era was the mid-sixties. The transitional period of ocean travels to air travels. No hand phones and children read story books and...
By Seneka Abeyratne The ancient kings, inspired by Buddhism and the constant need to feed a growing population, produced a new culture as well as a...
By Uditha Devapriya (with Uthpala Wijesuriya) Most accounts of education reform in British Ceylon focus on officials and administrators, rather than the people on the ground...
Volume Three, Issue one of Sri Lanka Journal of Management Studies has been released. Within a short time frame it has evolved into a domain of...
Sorry folks, Cassandra will keep mum about local glories and glorious living in our country. If she cries her usual lamentation of “I see blood /mayhem/riots...
By Dr Upul Wijayawardhana It was 14th January 1982. I, together with my family, was making slow progress from Colombo to Matara in the pre-expressway era,...
It’s, indeed, heart-warming to see various organisations getting involved in charity work, and, more so, during the festive period. Yes, we all need to lend a...
By Kusum Wijetilleke Desperation has been a central theme for much of Sri Lanka’s citizenry long before the pandemic. Although it may seem far removed from...
If the general expectation was that political multipolarity would be a chief defining feature of the post-Cold War global political order, this has not come to...
By Kirthi Tennakone The National Institute of Fundamental Studies commemorated its 40th anniversary of inception, in December 2021. It is an opportunity to recollect history, highlight...