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All Ceylon Makkal Congress (ACMC) leader and ex-Cabinet Minister Rishad Bathiudeen is a prominent Sri Lankan politician, who is very often in the news for the wrong reasons.
When I wrote earlier this week about what is expected from our largest opposition party, the SJB, I did so hoping that the party would awake and articulate their vision for Sri Lanka, and their stand on the many gnarly policy decisions that face our
Mosquito-borne diseases achieved greater attention over the last few decades.
Every year as I write commemoration articles on Lalith Athulathmudali, I feel his absence more and more because every year this country appears to be taking many steps backwards.
There have been many challenges this April, but we managed to celebrate New Year (on the 14th) and even have some oil cakes (kevum) on the table despite the crisis associated with coconut oil.
The impression the government had instilled in the minds of the people soon after the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) captured power that the provincial council system....
Over a dozen and a half have apparently petitioned the Supreme Court against the “Colombo Port City (CPC) Commission” Bill, despite the serious time constraints the government....
It was exactly a week ago that Sri Lankans – mainly Sinhala Buddhists and Tamil Hindus celebrated the National New Year in a manner more relaxed than last year at the height of the first phase of the COVID-19....
With the George Floyd case highlighting the appalling status of policing in the United States and prompting the Attorney General to announce a probe to find whether police.....
A heightened public debate is in progress on the Colombo Port City Economic Commission Bill. The debate,
Perspective must be backed by solid thinking and without the veil of politics. Unfortunately in Sri Lanka we tend to see everything through the lense of politics.
It was a grim beginning for the new year. Amidst the festive fever of the Sinhala-Tamil Avrudu and the lull in the official business,
Yesterday, April 21 marked the second anniversary of the barbaric terrorist attacks on three hotels and three churches targeting Christians on one of their holiest day,
Did you just google ‘National Endowment for Vexatious Interference’? If so, you would be disappointed. There’s no such thing.
Following is an article written by Sri Lankan academic, diplomat and writer Dayan Jayatilleka as a response to an article penned.....
I was just driving out of Kandy on work when I received the first indication of something was not right on April 21, 2019.
The belief that the use of fear or terror is justifiable tools to achieve political, religious and social change and the use of violence by individuals.....
Medium scale rice mill owners complain that many issues have arisen with regard to the purchase of paddy harvest this season.
The wave comes. It crashes on the seashore only to be followed by another. They seem to be never-ending. Has the pandemic come to stay?
Despite mounting deaths due to the licentious use of the gun, the United States continues to dither on gun control. After eight people were killed by a 19 year old male in Indianapolis last week, all that President Joe Biden said was that the inciden
We never had an ethnic civil war in our country. It was not a fight between Sinhalese and Tamils
The basic idea is to safeguard the nation. We are doing politics not for our personal benefit
Bhagya Abeyratne became a household name overnight when she spoke with passion and sincere devastation about the destruction....
When the Covid-19 pandemic hit the world early last year, the corporate world discovered a new golden rule – work from home.
Visiting a small village in Mannar, I was awed by the vibrancy of the Thrift and Credit Co-operative Society....
Twenty years after the US commenced its military operations in Afghanistan in response to the terrorist attacks carried out by AL-Qaeda....
Less than 48 hours remain for the government to meet the ultimatum set by Archbishop His Eminence Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith....
Two days before the advent of the “Pilava” April New Year on April 12, Colombo Chief Magistrate Buddhika Sri Ragala released 11 suspects who had been in custody for two years since early 2019.
The Act of the National Authority on Tobacco & Alcohol (NATA) 27 of 2006, Clause No. 38.2 states that: “A person shall not manufacture or import for sale, or distribute free of charge, any article which is not a tobacco product having the appearanc
During the past 50 years the world has caused serious degradation to Mother Earth and as the United Nations marks the International Mother Earth Day on April 22 we need to pay attention and take effective action because to the extent we degrade mothe
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