A Requiem Mass in Memory of Deceased Maristonians organized by the Maris Stella College Old Boys’ Association-

“Wimalasiri Abhiman,” a celebration to mark the 50th Anniversary of Sri Wimalasiri Dhamma School at Templers Road, Mount Lavinia, will be held at 2.30pm tomorrow (24) at the Sri Sugatha Dharmayanthanaya. The event will be presided over by Chief I

Recently, The Sri Lanka China Society (SLCS) distributed 30 scholarships, donated by the Guangzhou Foundation for International Exchange and Cooperation, (through Amity Foundation in Nanjing), to visually impaired students, stated Jinith de Silva

Accreditation is the official recognition given to individuals or organizations that meet specific standards in their field of expertise. In Sri Lanka, accreditation is granted by recognized local authorities or professional Bodies to ensure quality

Changing the tides in Sri Lanka’s political culture, as many as 21 female representatives have been elected to Parliament under the new regime.

The Sri Kalyani Past Students’ Summit 2024,organised by the Alumni Association of Sri Kalyani Dhamma School, affiliated to the Kelaniya Raja Maha Viharaya, was held on November 10th to commemorate the school’s 52nd anniversary.

It is believed that the main object of a post-mortem examinations is to ascertain the cause of death and weather it was due to natural caucuses or foul play.

Did you receive a vote-seeking SMS from a candidate in the run-up to the recently-concluded Parliamentary Elections? Subsequently, people possessing a franchise to vote were wondering how election campaigners trace and track an individual’s mobile

“The music and songs from the 1970s, a period considered as Sri Lanka’s golden era in music, is unforgettable.

It is with great sadness that we write this tribute to you. When we lose a loved one, we have to endure pain, grief, desolation and emptiness, in fact a loss a mother is irreparable and devastating, no matter how young or old the children are and rem

This ‘World Children’s Day’ and the 35th anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) come with a serious reminder that Sri Lanka requires urgent reflection and action on its use of violence as a means of discip

The Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on the Beijing+30 Review opened on November 19, bringing together over 1,200 delegates from governments, civil society and youth groups, the private sector and academia to discuss progress and priority actions

For the past two decades, the Pinga Oya has overflown onto the Kandy-Jaffna A9 highway along Akurana and adjacent towns. After two major floods in 2022 and 2023 which overtopped the A9 road by 11 feet, the 2024 flood season has already commenced o

A 32-year old person is suffering from severe kidney disease and is in an urgent need of an O positive type kidney transplant as per medical doctors’ prognosis.

76 years of the history of Sri Lanka, the first time the country’s leadership transferred from traditional political parties to a new alliance by people’s vote. Also, 42.3% believe in Anura Kumara Dissanayake and the rest believe in fractioned op

In January this year, the Children and Young Persons (Amendment) Act No. 39 of 2022 was amended to extend protection of all children up to age 18.

Fire is one of most important physical phenomena which was discovered by human. So, the fire has been an invaluable asset in our ancestors’ lives despite life having evolved over the years.

The National Education Policy Framework 2023-2033 (NEPF) has come under much scrutiny by senior academics and education consultants who have been advocating for the right to free education.

After considerable persuasion and strong encouragement from both senior and junior members of the legal profession, Chandaka Jayasundere, President’s Counsel, has announced his candidacy for the position of President of the Bar Association of Sri

The National Peace Council (NPC), an independent and non-partisan organization that works towards a negotiated political solution to the ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka extends its congratulations to President Anura Kumara Dissanayake and the National P

“ Technotia 24 ”, the “Science Day” of St Joseph’s College Darley Road Colombo 10, was organised by the students of the Science Union at the College.

To me, the Wilson Brothers are an institution by themselves, they epitomise “The essence of being a Thomian”.

Tourism in Sri Lanka is one of the largest income earners. The tourism trade also contributes hugely to the country by providing employment opportunities.

Buddhism originated in India over 2500 years ago. It is a nontheistic faith founded by Siddhartha Gautama, also known as the Buddha.

In our university days, the very first lecturer we encountered was Professor Ariyapala Perera, who introduced us to the compulsory subject, ‘Cultural Foundation’.

Environmental Foundation (Guarantee) Limited which describes itself as “As a non profit public interest law group, committed to securing Sri Lanka’s environmental rights” filed a Fundamental Rights application on 5th June against the order da

Sri Lankans go to vote at the Parliamentary Elections today (November 14) in a bid to send a set of fresh faces to parliament, so that they can form the majority in parliament, which has a total of 225-seats.

Building resilience during natural disasters is vital to continue education of school children affected by disasters, and demonstration of corporate commitment is key to overcome the stress that comes with it.

The Sri Lanka Federation of University Women (SLFUW) held a ceremony at their headquarters on 26th of October, to commemorate International Children’s and World Elders Day.

The “Back to school programme” organized by the old students of De Soyza Vidyalaya Moratuwa was held at the school premises .