Killing the duck or goose that lays golden eggs is a metaphorical cautionary tale that serves as a reminder for everyone to consider the sustainable and...
BOOK REVIEW By W. D. Lakshman, Professor Emeritus, University of Colombo Asoka Bandarage, Crisis in Sri Lanka and the World: Colonial and Neoliberal Origins – Ecological...
by Jehan Perera The change that the country is looking for lies in the future. The change that the government has brought may have been sufficient...
It’s certainly going to be a big scene this 31st night and the good news is that the entertainment, connected with New Year’s Eve, will not...
Singer/beautician Kay Jay Gunesekere, who is now based in Germany, says she will be doing 31st night in Munich. She will have for company Channa Galappaththi...
By Harim Peiris The last couple of weeks witnessed a flurry of activities which brought to light a quiet initiative which had been progressing during the...
By Dr Sirimewan Dharmaratne, Senior Research Officer, HMRC, UK. Years of laissez-faire attitude towards taxation has finally caught up. Withal lack of sensible fiscal policies, the...
by R . STEPHEN PRINS CHRISTMAS celebrations are one sustained experience of joyous sensory overload, from the colours of the season in the decorations on the...
A Christmas Story: By Algi Wijewickrema From the time he met his friend Phillip who invited him to see the preacher whose popularity was growing in...
Christmas … Rev. Fr. Leopold Ratnasekera OMI. The perennial Christian festival of Christmas which focuses on human dignity and calling the world to a renewed spirit...