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According to both the Bible and the Quran, Jacob’s son Joseph — Yousuf for Muslims — while he was languishing in prison for an offence he did not commit, was brought before the Egyptian king who....
An assault incident involving the former Vice Chancellor of the Peradeniya University Prof. Athula Senaratne and his son made us stop and ponder how intelligent students perusing a higher education....
The early versions of Udayasiri Wickramaratne’s celebrated theatrical piece ‘Suddek Oba Amathai (A white man addresses you) contained a short soliloquy,
Most of us, most of the time tend to have a negative picture of disabled people. This is not correct but it is common tendency.
Air pollution is a major cause of death and disease. Globally, about 4.2 million premature deaths are caused by ambient air pollution.
Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim-majority nation and the third largest democracy last week, banned sex outside marriage in a sweeping new criminal law that also imposed hefty penalties....
The Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) is one of our country’s largest state-owned enterprises (SOE) and enjoys near monopoly status in power generation. It is also one of the biggest loss-making SOEs....
Against the backdrop of the leaders of the country having declared the country as having become bankrupt after ruining its economy....
This is the second part of my analysis, interrupted last week as a comment on the cricketing scandal was needed, of why we are....
At a time when sri lanka is seeking international support for a critical agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), New Zealand....
A few weeks ago, at around 1.00 am, I received a phone call from a friend from the Department of Wildlife and Conservation (DWC). “Brother, I’m sorry....
Charitha Marcus, a Sri Lankan lecturer pursuing her doctoral studies in Ireland, has been awarded with the Eda Sagarra Medal of Excellence....
According to news flash and revelations by President, business tycoons that include Cheevaradharin have beaten politicos and....
Last Thursday, a haze which many people believed to be a blanket of mist covered Colombo’s environs. However, the day’s particular....
Today, powerful countries believe their world outlook is infallible, their security sacrosanct and lesser nations and states must fall in line... or face unenviable consequences. The powerful continue to ride roughshod over smaller countries.
After weeks of speculation and allegation by the Opposition parties that the government was going to postpone the local government elections,
The drug menace raising its head inside schools and children falling prey to narcotics is a great cause for concern. The habit of depending on something like a drug....
The independent Police Commission’s recent verdict exonerating a senior police officer from charges of inappropriately pushing two female officers, though shocking, failed to generate public anger....
The sugar scam amounting up to 16 billion rupees has again become a hot topic for discussion. Those involved in this scam were accused of evading paying government tax. Businessmen with close....
Six to seven million Sri Lankans are reportedly undergoing tremendous hardship for their second meal every day.
Cabinet of Ministers of Sri Lanka has made several decisions over the last few years giving rise to disastrous results to its citizens.
With Sri Lanka still facing its worst ever socio-economic and political crisis since independence in 1948, President Ranil Wickremesinghe is striving to pull the country out of its debt crisis
Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe will be meeting the Tamil parties of the Northern and Eastern Provinces on December 11 to find a solution to the longstanding Tamil issue. But the chances....
This is the time of the year that newspapers start working on the year that was segments. 2022 will not give that much trouble to fill a page or more with such a diary. Taking a leaf off the traditional....
Sri Lanka’s state-run Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) has run up losses of billions of rupees in the first quarter of 2022. Our sister publication the ‘Daily FT’ reports Power and Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekera....
Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) engineers on November 29 have warned of a power cut of more than 10 hours from April to October next year, due to the delay in coal supply for the coal power plants. Three days later, the Chairman of the Public Utilitie
After 400 protestors died and sentencing to death of an unknown, countless number in order to suppress a popular uprising against the regime, Iran’s hard-line Mullahs have suddenly made a U-turn, shutting down the infamous m
National budgets reveal the economic policies for the following year, and at historic moments the shift in the economic policy trajectory for a number of years. The recently announced Budget 2023....
The current literacy rate in our country is estimated to stand at 92.3% - one of the highest in the Asian region. Yet, at the time we received independence from Britain in 1946, the literacy rate in the country....
During eighties Dr. Ananda Tissa de Alwis, the State Minister under the J.R. Jayewardene government was the Cabinet spokesman who conducted the weekly press briefings.
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