News
With Sri Lanka sizzling in the hottest days of its history, university students also seem to have changed their tactics in their regular protests. Often…
Sri Lankans are to be named envoys to countries where…
Sports
A new set of national selectors will be named by Sri Lanka Cricket and ratified by the Minister of Sports very soon. Both Aravinda de…
West Indies may have teared apart the hearts of 1.2…
Business Times
Dry weather and drought conditions across the country have also had its impact on the tea plantations. Some of the plantations have several areas with…
Sri Lankan taxpayers are becoming increasingly confused with the lack…
Sunday Times E-Paper
Editorial
Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa once told the then Indian High Commissioner, who complained to him that the contract for the extension of the Colombo harbour had been given to China, not to worry too much as the next extension contract would be given to India. That was his simplistic ‘Non…
Columns
Hopes of agreement before April 10 as PM goes to China with top ministers, appeal likely to write off loans Tax chief’s circular on new rates withdrawn, not…
My Dear Long John, I thought of writing to you to find out what exactly is going on because there are so many stories about you these days,…
There have been plenty of accusations and counter accusations on who caused the current economic crisis. The government accuses the previous government and the previous regime accuses the…
Here is food for thought for promoters of the Economic and Technology Co-operation Agreement (ETCA) between India and Sri Lanka. A Sri Lankan businessman was invited by an…
Sri Lankans were blithely reassured this week by President Maithripala Sirisena that they need not fear the Ides of March anymore, taking into account the annual critical focus…
Only those with the wound know the pain. Though it may be easy and come naturally for the vast majority of Lankans to condemn the odious practice of…
As usual I made my regular ‘pilgrimage’ to Colombo for the annual Royal-Thomian cricket encounter. Besides meeting old friends and school mates now domiciled in different parts of…
Plus
He is in one of the hottest seats in Sri Lanka and not because of the current heat wave scorching the country. It is a seat which has…
PROF. RUSSEL BOWDEN A distinguished librarian who stood for humanity The demise of Prof. Russell Bowden on January 27 after a brief illness rattled the Library and Information…
Stop these protests that disrupt daily life It is a disgrace that our people get on the roads for various demands and waste time shouting slogans, carrying placards…
Standing in front of a room crowded with De Lanerolles, Yasmin Rajapakse introduces them to their ancestor. Curiosity has brought this clan here from all over the city,…
Magazine
Paul M.M. Cooper, who got to know the country while teaching English in remote schools here has written a debut novel, River of Ink, set…
Sunday Times 2
A small video camera stashed in a row of bushes silently recorded the comings and goings…
Mirror
Doing makeup can result in either a hit or a definitive miss- ask anyone who sports…
TV Times
The DVD screening of famed Russian Bolshoi Ballet ‘Raymonda’ will be held at the the Russian…
Funday Times
This tri-lingual series of books is written for children by Gratian Prize winning author Madhubhashini Disanayake…