by Gamini Seneviratne There are several features through history that India and Sri Lanka have from time to time we have drawn from each other or...
A checklist for scientists, journalists and the public, through Sri Lanka’s viral wood-fire cooking controversy by Manasee Thisaramalee Weerathunga When science tells you that a lifelong...
by Professor A. N. I. Ekanayaka Emeritus Professor It is sad to see so sacred and dignified an institution as the judiciary currently tormented by acrimonious...
Tales of Mystery and Suspense 15 After several weeks, I return to the Thursday Murder Club, which I found delightful as I indicated when I described...
From the Art of the Stethoscope to the Science of the Screen. What Today’s Young Doctors Can Learn from Yesterday’s Medical Leaders. by Dr B. J....
Sustaining humanism in a more power ‘de-centred, polycentric and pluralistic international order’ emerges as a principal question from a thought-provoking public lecture that was delivered in...
By Ifham Nizam The prospect of unlocking petroleum and natural-gas resources beneath the Mannar Basin has opened a new chapter in the country’s search for energy...
Michael Jackson is everywhere again. His biographical film ‘Michael’ has been a massive blockbuster, not only internationally, but here in Sri Lanka, as well. I know...
Yes, my dear readers, cabbage is underrated, where beauty is concerned, but it’s amazing for skin. This week I give my readers 05 homemade beauty tips,...
In a crowded ward of New Delhi’s All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), India’s premier public hospital, a mother sits quietly beside her 29-year-old son,...