by Rajan Philips The 22nd Amendment has given the government’s critics a convenient cudgel to beat up the government. But there has been no crushing blow...
Nihal Passed away on 14th August, a few days after his 86th birthday. Nandi, Raffi and Anouk, his granddaughter, had been with him from New York...
By Ashanthi Ekanayake There has been a trend in social media in inquiring of its users what their favourite literary works are and I took some...
Continuing Gopalakrishnan Gandhi’s fascinating tale of Independent India by Tissa Jayatillake Nehru had been a Prime Minister for 12 years when E.M.S. Namboodripad became the Chief...
From the Pathfinder Collection Cinnamon, Chilli and the Journeys That Brought Them Together By Jennifer Moragoda jennifermoragoda787@gmail.com All photos by the author. I was passionate about...
By Ifham Nizam For nearly three decades, he walked the ancient elephant trails of the Dry Zone, moving quietly between forests, tanks and villages, and becoming...
Following its earlier postponement, “Sri Lanka Blooms” returns this September, bringing together the beauty of flowers and the artistry of floral design. The exhibition will be...
by Geewananda Gunawardana, Ph.D. The science behind the Ayurvedic system is far more sophisticated and ahead of its time than is often recognized. Our ancestors contemplated...
By Dr. amrita De Soyz Siraj Perera Sri Lanka has set one of the most ambitious renewable energy goals in South Asia: achieving 70 percent renewable...
by Nilantha Ilangamuwa Twenty-five years after the attacks of September 11, 2001, the most uneasy conclusion is no longer that the United States failed to understand...