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Wed, 23 Oct 2024 Today's Paper
World Oceans’ Day on June 8 this year is of particular significance to Sri Lanka because the theme this time is “Life and Livelihood”. Both life and livelihood had come under severe threat in the island when the container vessel X-Press Pearl c
The ‘MV X-press Pearl’, a Singaporean registered vessel, was around nine nautical miles outside the port –direction Negombo....
We have listened to the famous quote called “The science of today is the technology of tomorrow.” told by Edward Teller.
Tamil Nadu has a history of agitating when Tamils in Sri Lanka are discriminated against or undergo severe hardships. During the ethnic conflict scores of Tamil citizens fled to South India and most of them are still living in refugee camps under try
We today mark World Environment Day, a vital day for the whole world because if we do not take effective steps in the battle against climate change the death toll may far exceed the number of people who have died in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic with
Dept. of Geography, University of Colombo World Environment Day (WED) is one of the most widely celebrated global days that inspires the general public towards being environmentally conscious.
The fixation to global free market profits with COVID-19 pandemic control efforts became more evident with an international call to establish a “Global Health Threats Council” (GHTC) with a high profile senior global political leadership via a UN
June 2 marked 35 years after the brutal Aranthalawa bikku massacre. It’s a pity that the media has to highlight such a bloody incident that took place in 1987.
It is disheartening to note that the world powers have not got their priorities straight yet although the global population.....
The signing of US$ 200 million currency swap arrangement with Bangladesh has sparked a discussion both in local and regional contexts.
The week from May 27 onwards was significant for students of history in that several leaders of Western countries including former colonial countries....
The latest tragedy to befall Sri Lanka was that of the major fire on board the Singapore-registered vessel MV X-Press Pearl off the coast of Negombo. The vessel was carrying several containers of chemicals, cosmetics and 25 tons of Nitric Acid, which
What’s happening? That’s the question many ask. Then there are those who respond to the question or, as in certain cases, a question is not even necessary for comment. ‘Nothing’ is a common response/comment. To elaborate, ‘nothing is happen
Clashes between Israel and Hamas -the ruling party in Gaza (Part of Israeli occupied Palestine) began on May 6 this year, when Palestinians commenced....
This is the time of our collective hallucinations. Terrified friends last week were talking about how non-existent triple ticks....
There seems to be no letup in the surge in spread of COVID 19 pandemic, despite the travel restrictions commenced on May 21 being still on. Although the number of persons reported as being infected with coronavirus seems to have come down from around
It was quite a spectacle! Young women dressed in full military gear, a black coloured balaclava covering their face, probably a substitute for a facemask, probably a part of military paraphernalia, stood by a line of motorcycles, at attention to thei
Premadasa entered Sri Lankan politics after the assassination of his father in 1993. Having joined his father’s party the United National Party, he was appointed district organiser of the UNP for Hambantota District in 1994, It was from the Hambant
According to the World Health Organisation, the second year of the pandemic is going to be worse than the first.
The shining water that moves in the streams and rivers is not just water, but the blood of our ancestors. If we sell you our land....
Studies available to date, says, that a connection is emerging in regard to patients who smoke have a higher probability of developing ....
The Covid-19 pandemic has turned the world upside down. Everything and everyone has been impacted, how we live and interact ....
“It is with pride and pleasure, Chitrakala presents to the four million Sinhalese of Ceylon, a picture in their own language for the first time.” was the special message issued by Chitrakala Movietone Ltd.
Every country has an obligation to protect the health of its people, and all Parties to the World Health Organisation’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Control -WHO FCTC,
June is traditionally considered as the month of brides. But because of the upsurge in the COVID-19 pandemic—which some experts are claiming to be China-based biochemical warfare intended to make that country the world’s top economic superpower
Who is responsible for the sign boards that had been put up recently replacing one or both of the Official languages in Sri Lanka....
In contrast to iconic Tamil Nadu leaders like K.Kamaraj or M.G.Ramachandran (MGR), who were invariably portrayed glowingly....
The Palestinian crisis should be kept in the public discourse till a just solution is found. It is not an issue to be forgotten with ceasefires....
Prisoners are also humans and that’s why some of them have received pardons when commemorating special days.
TNA MP Shanakiyan Rasamanickam’s voice is heard loud and clear. He is batting for the marginalised Tamil community. TNA MPs like Sumanthiran might not like the ‘fighter’ they see in Rasamanickam. This is because Rasamanickam is showing signs th
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