By Uditha Devapriya Last week’s presidential election was doubtless one of the most consequential in US history. Though the outcome was not predictable – most polls...
by Michael Roberts Walter T. Stace was a British citizen born in 1886 and educated in private schools in Wales and Scotland before completing his undergraduate...
(Excerpted from the autobiography of MDD Peiris, Secretary to the Prime Minister) It was also during this period that I received a rather curt letter from...
by ACB Pethiyagoda The Na tree (Mesua Nagassarium) and the Nil Manel flower (Nypheae stellata) have recently (this article was written in 1986) been elevated to...
I can write a booklet as a comment on Manuka’s 2024 publication which is a revised and extended-in-time edition of her first book Monsoons and Potholes...
Part 25 PASSIONS OF A GLOBAL HOTELIER Dr. Chandana (Chandi) Jayawardena DPhil President – Chandi J. Associates Inc. Consulting, Canada Founder & Administrator – Global Hospitality...
Wijayananda Dahanayake Prime Minister and Minister of Defence and External Affairs (September 1959 — March 1960) (Excerpted from Rendering Unto Caesar by Bradman Weerakoon, Secretary to...
A useful starting point is the statement by D. S. Senanayake: ” Agriculture is not merely a way of making money by raising crops; it is...
Cassandra, too, suffers the onslaught of prices of essentials being high and investments made as safety nets not providing anticipated safety. Being a ripe ole citizen,...
By Ifham Nizam Sri Lanka, often celebrated for its cultural heritage and scenic landscapes, also boasts a captivating array of wildlife that remains one of the...