There are certain professions in this world that are only for the adventurous souls. The role of a wildlife ranger is a similar one. Unless for their passion for adventure and conservation, there’s no other driving factor that would keep them engaged in this profession. Living in harsh conditions with limited basic facilities such as power supply, water and poor reception, wildlife rangers are exposed to life-threatening situations on a daily bas
The Ceylon College of Critical Care Specialists (4CS) recently held its inaugural scientific sessions on the theme ‘Precision medicine in critical care’, reflecting on the journey it has come thus far and the recent advances in this medical discipline.
“IMAX is a good reason why you have to come out from the comfort of your living room and watch a movie in a movie theatre,” says Preetham Daniel - Vice President – Theatre Development at IMAX who was in Colombo for the opening of the first-ever IMAX theatre in Sri Lanka.
The 4th LKI Foreign Policy Forum, which highlighted the outcome of Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring and its impact on economic diplomacy and foreign policy, was held on Thursday 11 July 2024 at Lighthouse Auditorium of Lakshman Kadirgamar Institute of International Relations and Strategic Studies (LKI).
The Social and Welfare Sub-Committee of the Alumni Association of University of Peradeniya, (Colombo Chapter) offered an alms giving to the inmates of the Paramitha Elders home, 59/1, Wanawasala Road, Kelaniya on Friday 19th July, 2024.
Scriptwriter, actor and drama director Sarath Dikkumbura has to think beyond the art circle and even entertain thoughts of concern expressed by close associates. Recently a close friend of his had said, “Sarath, you brought all the other drama directors to your show Kataragama Prema and dashed them on the ground”.
Lady Ridgeway Hospital has offered help to a mother during the process where her daughter is being diagnosed for an illness. The Restore Hope Project Co-Chair of Tarana Foundation, Ann Amaratunga, explained how the project was conceived when she took her daughter to the hospital.
Ministry of Health has received nine refrigerated trucks procured by UNICEF, funded by the Japanese government to further improve the delivery system of vaccines to all children across Sri Lanka.
The significant ‘Esala Maha Poya’ falls in the month of July. Beginning from the month of January, 12 monthly full moon days are named as: Duruthu, Nawam, Medin, Bak, Vesak, Poson, Esala, Nikini, Binara, Vap, Ile, and Unduwap respectively. Buddhist devotees signify ‘Esala Maha Poya’, almost in per ‘Vesak’ and ‘Poson’ due to its multifaceted values. Firstly, on an Esala Poya upon the pleading of Maha Brahmma and the host of Thusita world deities,
The 33rd annual Susan George Pulimood Memorial Oration of Visakha Vidyalaya will be held on July 23 at 5.15 p.m. at the Jeremias Dias Hall at Visakha Vidyalaya, Colombo 5. The oration will be delivered by Prof. Shanika Karunasekara, Deputy Dean (Academic) of the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, University of Melbourne, Australia. The theme of the oration will be ‘Artificial Intelligence: The Dream, Nightmare and the Reality’
Sri Lanka is embarking on an innovative journey to fuse environmental conservation with economic development through the ‘Green Entrepreneurs for Mangroves in Sri Lanka’ (GEMS) programme. This initiative, collaboratively driven by the Initiative for Livelihood Education and Development (iLEAD) International Academy, Chamber of Young Lankan Entrepreneurs (COYLE) and Centre for International Forestry Research and World Agroforestry
Former Prime Minister of Australia Scott Morrison and Mrs. Jenny Morrison were welcomed on arrival in Sri Lanka yesterday (July 17). Morrison is a distinguished invitee who will attend the Sri Lanka Human Capital Summit 2024 which will be held at Temple Trees on July 18 (today). The Summit will be inaugurated by President Ranil Wickremesinghe. Morrison is scheduled to attend several other business and corporate events to discuss trade and investm
I refer to your excellent editorial of July 3rd which exhibits courage and honesty in exposing the objective reality hanging over our country. Referring to the debt-restructuring agreement signed by the government with Paris Club, and India and China you refer to the dawn of some breathing space to pay our loans and a sigh of relief for the government in its ability now to provide essential services to the people as well as the opportunity to def
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