By Tharishi Hewavithanagamage A jam-packed slate of must-watch movies lies ahead. With the pandemic starting to settle down in some areas of the world, movies are...
By Nimal Lewke, Former Commandant STF September 1, 1984 was a very important day in my life. It was a Sunday. All the police pistol shooting...
By Austin Fernando Due to pressure from the European Union, which has, in keeping with UNHRC resolution, in March 2021, decided to consider, the withdrawal of...
By Dr. Ranil Senanayake In a tragic and insensitive interview, Elon Musk boasts that he relies on the availability of Oxygen to power his rockets, because...
Suzi, the bubbly female vocalist of Friends’ fame, seems to be enjoying her new found freedom, after the long lockdown in her part of the world...
By Shamala Kumar Sighs of hopelessness and shrugs of resignation follow the phone calls and virtual meetings that reflect my pandemic reality, as we discuss our...
By Jehan Perera The government’s readiness to restart the reconciliation process and to engage with civil society organisations, involved in it, has been subject to both...
Everyone seems to be humming, and even singing aloud, a particular song. And it certainly has brought the singer concerned success that even the big names,...
By Engr. Mahinda Panapitiya M.S, Department of Agriculture & Biological Engineering, Utah State University, Utah, USA, B.Sc (Civil Engineering), University of Peradeniya, A technical paper on...
By M M Zuhair Former US President George Bush’s and then British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s post 9/11 ‘War on Terror’ cannot go on, without resuscitating...