News
The Government will hire counsel and pay legal costs to military personnel who may face charges of war crimes. The assurance has been given to military…
The Defence budget will remain high next year also, but…
Sports
The Jayananda Warnaweera episode reached another phase when it was reported that Sri Lanka Cricket has taken steps to bar the errant former tweaker and…
Charith Asalanka leading the Sri Lanka Youth team proved his…
Business Times
Janashakthi Insurance PLC is taking full control of AIA General Insurance Lanka Ltd at a cost of Rs. 3.2 billion. Prakash Schaffter, Managing Director, Janashakthi…
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is to tighten loopholes…
Sunday Times E-Paper
Editorial
The Prime Minister’s visit to Japan this week hot on the heels of the President’s to the United Nations very clearly marked a significant shift in Sri Lanka’s foreign policy, away from what was seemingly an over-reliance on the Chinese sphere of influence. Not insignificantly, the Sri Lankan President was…
Columns
Ruling on case involving half a billion dollars seen as opening the door to full-scale probe on massive corrupt deals While Ukraine goes slow on MiG probe, top…
My dear Janaka Bandara, I thought I should write to you when I heard that you had suddenly been remanded for an offence that you had allegedly committed…
The sudden imposition of excise duties last week was not surprising. The deteriorating fiscal situation this year made such taxation measures inevitable. These unplanned and unimaginative excise duty…
“Capital punishment is a subject on which men (and women) tend to feel strongly, to be swayed by emotional prejudices and to argue dogmatically. It is also a…
In a ‘letter to the editor’ of a Sri Lankan national newspaper recently, someone pointed to the need for a fearless Atticus Finch to emerge from post-war Sri…
When he was in New York for the UN General Assembly sessions last month, President Sirisena was apparently mindful of the stories in this column about the extravagant…
What magic dances in the batons of Lanka’s police that move those they arrest on suspicion to willingly spill the beans, the whole beans and nothing but the…
While it could be anticipated that the prime minister would chose India for his first official visit, the intriguing question was where he would go next. Would he…
Plus
When well-known architect and art historian Ismeth Raheem received a call from New Delhi in May, it was for a project right after his own heart. He was…
A rich and vivid tapestry enhanced with diverse patterns emerging and merging, with a single golden thread running through it. In a palatial home exuding old-world charm down…
The ancient city of Burgos in northern Spain achieved fame as the birthplace of the legendary 15th century military hero Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar. Better known as El…
The lights dimmed and against a backdrop recreating the splendour of medieval Sri Lanka, 13 beautiful queens appeared on stage at the glittering finals of the Siyatha-Facia Miss…
Magazine
Picture a world spinning out of control, driven by the gods of lust, greed and profit, minds intricately carved with chaos, humanity ultimately bound toward…
Sunday Times 2
Beauty is probably one of the most debated, diverse and elusive concepts around the world. Everyone…
Mirror
The St. Joseph’s College cast behind the winning adaptation of “King Lear” had never read the…
TV Times
‘Down Memory Lane’- considered as the Mother of all sing-along shows in the country, conceptualised by…
Funday Times
‘Tiny Tots of Regent’, kiddies concert of Regent International College, Gampaha was held recently. Pix by Tilak…