News
The maiden trip also became an occasion for China to lecture on what is good for Sri Lanka. Mr. Sirisena’s visit came at time a more…
Polls chief to present package to party leaders tomorrow 20th…
Sports
Go rush to your TV screen and get glued to the final episode of the concerto ‘Chin Music’ on stage at the Melbourne Cricket Grounds…
Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke yesterday announced that he would…
Business Times
An EU delegation was in Sri Lanka this week to discuss, among other matters, the possible resumption of GSP + concessions. Pic by M.A. Pushpa…
Intel Sri Lanka signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with…
Sunday Times E-Paper
Editorial
Almost a century ago — August 1920 to be precise, the United States of America passed the 19th Amendment to its Constitution. By this amendment, its Congress (Parliament) granted franchise – the vote, to adult women in addition to the men. It was a long, hard struggle for women, led…
Columns
Ruling troika agrees on 26 posts for SLFPers, but party split with significant number still backing Rajapaksa Shocking details of Udayanga Weeratunga’s alleged arms deals with Ukrainian rebels;…
My dear Newly Appointed Ministers, I thought I must congratulate you on your new appointment. I am not sure whether you realise it, but you are a very…
Political and economic uncertainties have characterised the first days of the new regime. There is confusion about the course of political developments, the period in office of the…
Speaker Chamal Rajapaksa has a tough decision to take within the next few days. He has to decide who should be the Leader of the Opposition in Parliament,…
Admitting that the passionate ‘yahapalanaya’ breast-beating of the Maithri campaign in the run-up to the January 2015 presidential poll was nothing more than an election slogan has become…
Two different Magistrates’ Courts have frozen funds belonging to the Sirilak Saviya Foundation and the Pushpa Rajapaksa Foundation. The Sirilak Saviya Foundation is headed by Shiranthi Rajapaksa, wife of…
As the crisis in the SLFP deepens, the capitulation of its membership to the UNP-led Government continues. Frontliners included, the once-vociferous critics of the Government have adjusted their…
A nation’s outrage burst in full flow last Sunday evening when President Maithripala Sirisena thought fit to induct 26 members of the SLFP as Ministers, State Ministers and…
The British parliament was prorogued last week ahead of the general elections due to be held on May 7. The date is fixed and set in stone as…
Plus
The old and the new side-by-side — the bustling ‘hub of health’ in the very heart of Colombo and the nerve-centre of the whole of Sri Lanka proudly…
Work towards a ‘people’s government’ through Cabinet representation It is heartening to note that the pressure brought about by civil society over the years through the mass media…
Some folks are born great. Some achieve greatness. Some have greatness thrust upon them. With a few, it is a measure of all three. With a few, it…
“Once in the south of Kenya, I knew a tame elephant. It used to come to a hotel restaurant at lunchtime. Eat a few fruits, drink a beer…
Magazine
Dimitri Zaik is such a kaleidoscopic talent, that it can be quite impossible to pin him down. The Sri Lankan born, Melbourne-based artist recently made…
Sunday Times 2
Verily, it is the tragic and unusual death that puts many on the Virginia Woolf trail…
Mirror Magazine
Steffan Paul, a student from Elizabeth Moir School who has been accepted on early decision basis…
TV Times
Set in a backdrop that exudes his long years of achievement, Salon KESS at Rosemead Place…
Funday Times
A volley of barks and a few lazy glances greeted the echoes of my trudging feet…