By Ransiri Menike Silva Opening the newspapers these days is a hazardous exercise, one never knows from which page the Coronavirus will attack you, from a...
By Uditha Devapriya udakdev1@gmail.com In 851 AD, an Arab merchant, called Soleyman, wrote an account of his travels to the island of Serendib. Impressionistic but insightful,...
The schools will fully reopen on Monday. The trade unions, parents and children will certainly consider this a special day for education in Sri Lanka. It’s...
By K. A. I. KALYANARATNE Consultant, Publications Postgraduate Institute of Management University of Sri Jayewardenepura Vice President Hela Havula Our mother tongue and our first language...
‘Law is Light’ is a series of trilingual legal discussions to shed light on the law. The Latin maxim ‘ignorantia legis neminem excusat’ translates to ignorance...
by Neville Ladduwahetty A report in The Sunday Times of 17 October, 2021 states: “US $243 million (around Rs. 48,600 million) has been earmarked for a...
by Austin Fernando (Former High Commissioner of Sri Lanka to India) It was Romesh Bhandari who made initial peacekeeping efforts in Sri Lanka on behalf of...
During the time of English Judges the Interpreter Mudliyars were a privileged lot, who exacted tribute from some of those who came to court, in cash...
Much fanfare has been made of an apology extended by the president of the Pearl to the denizens therein. Such an occurrence they say has never...
D P Logistics (Private) Limited, a member of the David Pieris Group of Companies, recently introduced Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to their warehouse operations, in collaboration...