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Thu, 24 Oct 2024 Today's Paper
Last Saturday’sDaily Mirror on-line picture spoke a lot; Galle Face devoid of visitors—how it has taken a lush green colour as it was before 1970s. Will it, as the paper speculates, ‘Once the people are allowed to resume work from Monday even a
China has reacted strongly against some countries who have called for an international investigation into the origins of the COVID-19 and China’s early....
Today, May 11, after almost a month of near total lockdown was imposed to stop the spread of the destructive coronavirus, Sri Lanka will be taking its first limping....
Ever since the COVID-19 outbreak struck Sri Lanka about two months ago, a couple of narratives dominated our life.
The Elections Commission has scheduled June 20 as the new date for the postponed election of April 25. Eight Fundamental Rights petitions have been filed in the Supreme Court regarding the holding of elections on June 20.
As the worldwide Covid-19 pandemic continues — with some medical and social analysts describing it as a third world war — the United Nations yesterday and today marks the time of remembrance and reconciliation for those who lost their lives durin
Less than two years ago, Dr. W.A. Wijewardena, former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank, made the case against budgets that excessively promoted spending: it would put money into the hands of consumers who would spend the bulk of it on imports.
Can we get back to normal social and economic life that we had, before COVID-19 shattered it beyond shape? Or should we at all?
Politics seems to overshadow COVID-19 threat that had so far eclipsed everything in the country – political, social and economic issues as well as matters personal to individuals.
The Sri Lankan health and government authorities have continued to give hope to the people during this pandemic. According to the authorities....
The Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) has often been derided as a defunct grouping or highly redundant since the collapse of the loose bipolar international system in 1991.
Political Theorist John Dunn, drawing from John Lock’s Two Treatises of Government, points out that “It is impossible to foresee and so, by-laws provide for all accidents and necessities that may concern the public.”
Sri Lanka is traditionally known to be a hospitable country with people, who are friendly, generous and ready to help each other. We are known to have imbibed these qualities from our parents and grandparents and influenced by the teachings of the fo
The year 2020 marks the second year on the trot where the islanders aren’t celebrating May Day with rallies. And the result: it would effect political parties more than the labourers.
Amidst arguments being hurled back and forth regarding the possibility of conducting the General Elections on June 20, the Election Commission and the health authorities have initiated steps to work out modalities to take polls in conformity with hea
The cost of the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown of five weeks and counting is causing tremendous hardships for low-income citizens.
The last two months have been those of unmitigated global anxiety. The COVID-19 pandemic is the first global disaster of our generation.
As the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic continues with the number of patients reaching a horrifying 3,660,000 while the death toll was more than 252,500....
Confusion reigns these days over many important matters ranging from using face masks to Constitutional provision. The very instruction to stay home owing to the COVID-19 threat goes against the instruction to wear face masks when one com
The COVID-19 pandemic is a double whammy. It has decimated communities, killed nearly a quarter of a million people and infected millions more while continuing to do so at an exponential rate. It has overloaded health facilities in the
The dreaded coronavirus or COVID-19, which made itself part of the international lexicon in December 2019, had by May 1, 2020, infected over 3,214,256 persons and taken the lives of 232,570 persons world wide.
My neighbour and former Lawyer’s clerk was making a huge noise with his political bête noire, a retired municipal employee next door.
COVID-19 emanated from China and was made known to the World on December 31, 2019. In 120 days, it has ratcheted past three million case numbers and 210,000 reported deaths globally.
As Sri Lanka fights the Coronavirus a different sort of battle is beginning to build. A battle between the Government and the opposition reconvening parliament to pass new laws to address the current crisis in the country.
As regards COVID-19 pandemic, the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities have been a prominent part of the Tobacco Industry’s pandemic response.
The May Day liberation song, “Sa dukin pelanawun, dan itin nagitiyaw, anthima satanata paminiayaw,” was not heard yesterday.
With the number of COVID-19 patients in Sri Lanka relatively fast mounting, the behaviour of local media during the coverage.....
Another May Day has dawned in Sri Lanka. A day that is dedicated to the workers of Sri Lanka and a day that was initiated by the Father of the Labour....
Even if the world is coming to an end tomorrow, the big powers, it appears, won’t give up their pursuit of power.
This is a country that’s obsessed with elections. Now most of the citizens of the country are getting ready for the upcoming Parliamentary Elections.
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