‘The treason of the intellectuals’ in the age of populism – Part I Sri Lankans recently celebrated the fourth anniversary of the Aragalaya, which, some believe, ushered in...
For quite a few decades,we have nonchalantly operated under a comforting and standard assumption that our bodies are our ultimate legal deeds. The features of every...
A groundbreaking international study, spanning 17 years, has revealed an alarming rise in human-caused deaths of the endangered Sri Lankan leopard, with the majority of fatalities...
GALLE– A pioneering scientific study conducted by an international team of Sri Lankan and Japanese researchers has delivered a wake-up call regarding the deteriorating health of...
May Day can mean one of many things. In European countries it is a festival, dating back nearly a thousand years, celebrating the beginning of the...
“The elephant is crashing about in the room, trampling people to death, and politely ignoring it is no longer an option”. AC Grayling (To Set Prometheus...
On a humid tea-growing slope in Sri Lanka’s south-western highlands, where mist drifts over the edges of the Sinharaja Forest Reserve, a quiet experiment is attempting...
LESSONS FROM MY CAREER: SYNTHESISING MANAGEMENT THEORY WITH PRACTICE – PART 37 In today’s episode, I will relate several incidents from my final years at Dankotuwa...
At Dilmah, we believe that every cup of tea and every hint of cinnamon carries a story worth telling. The Dilmah Tea & Cinnamon Experience was...
Sri Lanka’s battle against plastic pollution received an unusual boost this week with the arrival of Hello Kitty, as Japanese and Sri Lankan authorities teamed up...