By Uditha Devapriya Review of Sacred Sites of Sri Lanka by Donald Stadtner (River Books Thailand, Sailfish Publications Sri Lanka, 324 pages, Rs 10,000) I don’t...
At first glance, a snail’s shell might seem like nothing more than a spiral of silence — a tiny relic abandoned on the forest floor. But...
Sri Lanka, an island known for its rich biodiversity and lush landscapes, is facing a critical environmental challenge. A comprehensive analysis of satellite data from 2001...
If tourist safety were the true priority, the campaign against self-drive tuk-tuks would be in favour of the real dangers. Data shows that for visitors to...
LESSONS FROM MY CAREER: SYNTHESISING MANAGEMENT THEORY WITH PRACTICE – PART 25 A Review of the Past Looking back, I realise how each phase of my...
Eighty years on, the insight that gave birth to UNESCO remains as timeless and relevant as the Dhamma itself: peace must first be constructed in the...
The man dubbed the Father of Free Education, CWW Kannangara (CWWK), was pivotal to my primary and secondary education at two very good schools: first at...
“I perceived in this moment that when the white man turns tyrant it is his own freedom that he destroys.” George Orwell wrote these words in...
In the lush green heart of Sri Lanka’s wet zone, where the songs of cicadas mingle with the distant rush of waterfalls, a remarkable story of...
In higher education, what gets recognised gets repeated. It’s a simple principle with profound implications. When institutions systematically celebrate achievement, whether scholarly publications, innovative business proposals,...