Wilpattu National Park is the largest protected area for wildlife in Sri Lanka. Spanning across Puttalam and Anuradhapura districts whilst bordering Mannar and Vavuniya districts, the park owns a territory of 131, 656 hectares, also being the only place with a high possibility of encountering the ‘Big 3’; the elephant, the leopard and the sloth bear.
Following the electricity tariff hike revision in August 2022, the Power and Energy Ministry announced another tariff hike that would have come into effect from January 1, 2023 on the basis that the tariff hike....
The MOBILISE project, funded by the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) in the UK, is creating a digital infrastructure that can provide information to several agencies to collaborate in order....
Today, a handful of Sri Lankan students who can afford to do so, migrate to other countries, not realising a future in Sri Lanka. In that respect, Dr Paneetha Hettiarachchi is a unique person who recently graduated from Sir John Kotelawala Academy of Sri Lanka, as a medical doctor. Nowadays, we very rarely come across an overseas-born and bred realising a future in Sri Lanka. With the globalisation of new avenues, the number of students who ar
For a Roman Catholic priest, the Ordination Ceremony is the glittering starting point of a journey when chosen to be a servant of God and then to be entrusted with the task of being devoted to the religion of Catholicism while undertaking the mission of being dedicated to the service of mankind.
Sri Lanka Federation of University Women held its AGM on 10th December 10, 2022, at the Sri Lanka Federation of University Women (SLFUW) auditorium at Kitulwatte, in Colombo where Colonel (Retd.) Dr. Udula Krishnaratne was elected as its president.
Though the editorial of December 14 of the Daily Mirror is captioned as “Debt-Ridden ceb and the need for restructuring”, the rationale is not clear on many counts as to why we need to restructure a monolithic....
Intending to promote Sri Lankan tourism at a time when Sri Lanka is facing a dollar crunch due to the country’s worst socio-economic crisis since independence in 1948, the Japura tourism....
Irish Artist, Eric James Duhan recently visited Sri Lanka for the eleventh time. His fascination for Sri Lanka is very profound. He has travelled the world over many years and collected memories. The landscapes, the differing cultures and traditions have educated him as much as the day-to-day activities of the people he came across and he puts those memories into his expressive paintings collected in his many Carnets des Voyages.
One of the most profound symbols associated with the Birth of Jesus at Christmas is the manger. Saint Luke in his Gospel narrates how the Virgin Mother “wrapped him in swaddling cloths and laid him in a manger because there was no room for them in the inn” (St. Luke 2:7).
Third review approved by IMF, SL to get next US$ 333 million tranche
Niloufer Esufally-Anverally Makes a Stylish Comeback with the Launch of NLFR
Global Entrepreneurship Week 2024 kicks off across all 25 districts
Fonterra to proceed with sale process for Consumer businesses
BOI signs US$ 12.16mn deal with Celogen Lanka
15-year-old schoolgirl impregnated, mother’s paramour arrested
United in art: Children collaborate to celebrate 35 years of CRC