by Janaka Samarakoon I learnt music with her, by listening to what she did with it. I learnt poetry with her, by deciphering the lyrics she...
Mohan Sahayam, former Trinity Bradby skipper Bradby memories come in many shades. Over the years, many a scribe has written of victors and the vanquished; rolling...
In Facebook from Chamila Talagala Recently, I watched a television interview with Professor Savitri Goonesekere that had been shared on Facebook by several news channels. After...
by Dr Nihal Jayawickrama Last Sunday, “A Nonagenarian” writing on the current debate on the extension of the retirement date of judges, reflected on “some memories...
By Dammika Kobbekaduwe, FIPM (SL), Member-CIPM (SL), MBA (HRM) Founder Director of the Proprietary Planters Alliance (Pvt) Ltd Sri Lanka has every reason to be proud...
by Nilantha Ilangamuwa Delhi’s intellectual discussion on China is indefensible in its intensity, while much of the wider social discussion rarely rises above the level of...
Vestiges of a Badulla Household Badulla, colonial Ceylon and the material inheritance of a family household From the Pathfinder Collection By Jennifer Moragoda jennifermoragoda787@gmail.com In my...
Why Sri Lanka must unleash its lands and frozen capital for agricultural transformation By Denzil Perera (MBA – PIM (Merit), B.Sc. (Marketing Special) Hons, CIM-UK, MSLIM)...
by MICHAEL PATRICK O’LEARY Queen Elizabeth II, took time on her trip to Ireland in May 2011 to visit Cork’s English Market. She was impressed by...
Prevalence and Implications of Falsified Educational Credentials-A Crime Against the Present and the Future By Uditha H. Palihakkara “It is not the evildoers who will bring...