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Wed, 23 Oct 2024 Today's Paper
In managing the COVID-19 pandemic, it is important to generate and focus on appropriate data more relevant to the existing....
The facets of the human needs are linked to the concept of “security”. As a result, eliminating thethreat to human survival requires....
If there were any doubts over the last year as to whether Sri Lanka was sliding into a crisis, the shortages of milk powder and cooking...
An alarming disparity between the statistics issued by the Health Ministry and the Gampaha Regional Director of Health Services (RDHS) on COVID 19 cases was reported by the media on Wednesday.
When we talk of nuclear power our minds often go to one of the world’s greatest scientist the Jewish born Albert Einstein.
Breastfeeding is a crucial step to ensure that your baby gets all the nutrients that are much needed during its first few months....
Three veteran artistes who were featured prominently in Sinhala tabloid magazines recently were Sanoja Bibile, Sathischandra Edirisinghe....
While the people all over the world are fighting what appears to be a losing battle against an invisible virus which keeps....
United National Party (UNP) Chairman Vajira Abeywardane, in an interview with the Daily Mirror, speaks with confidence....
Kagemusha is the name of a highly acclaimed film directed by Akira Kurosawa. Kagemusha is a Japanese term for a political decoy.
We are seeing a sudden surge in the number of COVID-19 cases from the time when people were allowed to travel as they wished to all parts of the country during the National New Year period in April.
This year - 2021- has seen an ever increasing numbers of the new Covid variants. It has been pretty disastrous for the world....
Journalism has been oft described as the first draft of history. But what is that first draft? Is it the authentic documentation....
Sri Lanka is going through a critical period in respect of containing the COVID 19, the pandemic that emerged in Wuhan city in China in late 2019 and had invaded the whole world by now. This may be the only issue in the human history which the mankin
Sri Lanka’s health sector is on the verge of collapse. Hospitals are over-pouring with patients. Dedicated Covid wards have split into corridors. The number of patients relying on lifesaving oxygen has increased by 75% over the past week. An inevit
Her death ought to shine a light on the plight of the plantation workers’ community to which she belonged
People who use drugs or have a drug dependency are demonised and dehumanised and portrayed as a public threat
Justice Minister Ali Sabry takes questions regarding the process of amending the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA), the Muslim Marriage and Divorce Act and others. In his interview, he also responds matters related to cases under the PTA. The Excerpt
The ‘Middle East’ as we know it today (awash with its vast reserves of petroleum resources), was once part of the Ottoman Empire. The redrawing....
The continued mismanagement and mishandling of vital issues by the government is causing chaos and disorder. The contradictory....
Shelton Ranaraja known to many as “Shelly Aiya” passed away on August 11, 2011. Shelton or Shelly Aiya was a politician for whom I have the greatest respect.
The Director General of Health Services (DGHS), Asela Gunawardena on August 5 had confirmed the occurrence of 94 COVID-19 related deaths on the previous day. This might be the highest number of such deaths on a single day in Sri Lanka since the pande
Enforced disappearance has frequently been used as a strategy to spread terror and tyranny within the society. The feeling of insecurity generated by this practice is not limited to the close relatives of the disappeared, but also affects their commu
COVID-19 cases are rising again, triggering fears over the capacity of the health sector to cope with the daily...
Sri Lanka is a nation which has seen many rebellions staged against the state or the government. These rebellions suggest that....
A scorpion wants to cross the stream and asks a frog to carry it across. The frog hesitates because it is afraid the scorpion will sting....
Children give us so much hope, but have parents and guardians done their part for these children? We can raise so many questions regarding their welfare and safety.
Dr. Padma Gunaratne, President of the Sri Lanka Medical Association (SLMA) warned a few weeks ago that the country is heading toward what she called ‘the first phase of the Covid-19 fourth wave outbreak.’ Doctors, as we know, are playing a wonder
Amid the increasing number of Covid-19 patients and Covid-related deaths, the Sri Lankan Government, which began its battle against the Covid-19 virus in March last year, has now been compelled to fight against its various mutations, the latest being
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