News
Despite measures such as opening up of a massive Elephant Holding Ground at Horowupotana on Friday, wild elephants are still known to be roaming freely…
Orders to cut the nets of Indian fishermen poaching in…
Sports
This is a kind of victory that would rekindle the hopes and aspirations of a struggling team, who are here to cut a niche in…
Sri Lanka’s Nethmi Waduge qualified to the final of ITF…
Business Times
Sri Lanka has lured first time visitors from the US so much that these travellers from renowned travel firm Abercrombie and Kent (A&K) want to…
In a ‘do or die’ effort to stem a complete…
Sunday Times E-Paper
Editorial
Soldiers brought before the proposed ‘war crimes tribunal’ will be defended by the State and pardoned before a council of religious leaders, the Sunday Times reported on its front page last week. The story created a buzz about how the Government will handle the ‘hot potato’ of accountability for the…
Columns
Weliamuna spearheads Government campaign to find loot hidden abroad Secret accounts held by at least seven others linked to former regime; Govt. now pursues fresh strategy through local…
My dear Mahinda maama, I thought I must write to you because it seems impossible to keep you out of the news these days even though you are…
The policies and reforms to cope with the emerging socio economic issues of an ageing population and a large old age dependency are inadequate. There is an inbuilt…
In its September 2015 report on Sri Lanka, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights (OHCHR) quotes immensely interesting asides from the (yet unpublished)…
President Maithripala Sirisena has told the ministers there was a timely need to formulate a Code of Ethics to be followed voluntarily by them. The move comes in the…
The nation can already hear the sound of nails being driven into the scaffolding by the prison governor to hang the man who raped and killed little Seya…
At last. The Speaker Hon Karu Jayasuriya is reported to have told a group of civil society organizations that he would introduce a Code of Conduct for members…
Plus
On Tuesday last week Anne Ranasinghe received the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, the highest tribute the nation can pay to individuals. An ornate…
Discrimination can take many forms. Surprising as it may seem, children of British parents born in Ceylon during colonial times were not looked upon with favour by Britons…
Thalassaemia is not necessarily a household word to many people in Sri Lanka. But this disease is, in fact, an important health problem in this country. Thalassaemia is…
Tucked in amongst the many knick-knacks in Imran Saibo’s office there’s a book titled ‘Event Planning for Dummies’. We’re amused, because Saibo is the last person you would…
Magazine
Ralahamy is a man that you and I know quite well. He’s the neighbour who keeps you up all night with the thovil, the pedestrian…
Sunday Times 2
The clamour for the death sentence is a sudden reaction under provocation, but the provocation itself…
MediScene
As if it has alighted in front of the windpipe just below the Adam’s apple under…
TV Times
The Paradise Beach of Mount Lavinia Hotel came alive with a gala celebration of all things…