By Sathya Karunarathne and Pravena Yogendra The Cabinet of Ministers approved the Bill to amend laws to ban cattle slaughter in the third week of October....
by Jehan Perera The government decision to import ‘quality plant nutrients,’ including urea, corrects a major mistake which should not have been made and has cost...
By Professor R.P. Gunawardane Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology (SLIIT), one of the best and most popular non-state higher education institutions in this country, is...
It’s a notable fact that the Jetliners, with Mignonne at the helm, were the first Sri Lankan group of musicians to take India by storm. And,...
‘Moving On’ is Yohani’s new single, and it’s released via Red Bull Records. The singer, who recently enjoyed huge success in India, with her cover of...
With a new sub-lineage of the Covid-19 Delta variant being detected, in Sri Lanka, I only hope this would not lead to another closure, or further...
Emeritus Professor Nimal Gunatilleke, University of Peradeniya Natural forests provide a variety of services that include forest products of utility value, water regulation, biodiversity and soil...
By Harshana Rambukwella For many postcolonial societies, education has historically been one of the primary sites of decolonisation. This is not accidental, since education was a...
On the evening of Sept 23, 1999, Qantas Flight QF1 was approaching to land at Don Muang International Airport in Bangkok, Thailand. The nine-year-old Boeing 747-400,...
By Douglas M King, Ph. D Teacher, consultant, author in Early Childhood Education douglasking1939@yahoo.com Nineteenth century psychologist Herbert Spencer published his book, in which he theorised the...