News
The once-flooded streets are now filled with bags of clothes, television sets, electrical appliances and other items that were under several feet of water and…
Several multimillion dollar development projects in the Polonnaruwa district are…
Sports
Two dropped catches and positive batting saw England consolidating on the second day of their second Test against Sri Lanka at lunch at the Riverside…
The Sri Lanka Schools Cricket Association (SLSCA) is seriously contemplating…
Business Times
A young staff member from a hotel in Jaffna lights an oil lamp at a stall at the ‘Sancharaka Udawa’ (tourism trade fair) at the…
The much-awaited Sri Lanka’s Agency for Development is to be…
Sunday Times E-Paper
Editorial
There was a sense of deja vu to see the President (who is also the Minister of Environment) and all the Government leaders conferring on what must be done to mitigate the effects of another flood. Only days earlier the Disaster Management Minister was giving interviews to the media how…
Columns
Decision conveyed to senior Army officers, details soon, but TNA unhappy Geneva Resolution watered down Armed services to return more private lands to civilians, high-powered Office of Missing Persons…
My dear Nazeer, I thought I must write to you even though, this time last week if someone asked me who ‘Nazeer Ahamed’ was, I would have said,…
The increase in Sri Lanka’s population to 25 million by 2042 and 25.8 million by 2062 poses serious economic and social challenges. Even at present with a population…
President Maithripala Sirisena and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe will have a one-on-one meeting next week, when both are in the country, to discuss a Ministry of Defence directive…
Exasperated by the peccadilloes of the ‘yahapalanaya’ (good governance) administration in pulling back on its promises to punish the corrupt in the South and bring justice to those…
It’s the sacred temple where a people’s sovereignty lies enshrined. The supreme edifice of a secular democratic state. The gilded pagoda from whence the people’s power emanates. The…
People wish to live happily without fear and sadness. Not only for us but it is natural for any country to undergo difficulties, privations and hardship. Buddhism teaches…
People wish to live happily without fear and sadness. Not only for us but it is natural for any country to undergo difficulties, privations and hardship. Buddhism teaches…
Would you believe it! Would anybody with a thinking process still in working order believe it? Well you better believe it my friend. Did you not know that…
Plus
“Do you know how an Italian Navy ship surrendered to the CRNVR?” It was around the middle 1970s. I was collecting first-hand accounts of incidents involving the Ceylon…
Dorothie Anne Ebell celebrated her 100th birthday on May 23 in the same manner in which she has lived her life – sustained by her family and her…
One woman’s tragedy is sometimes another woman’s opportunity – opportunity of the best sort. The sort that allows a woman to feel unbridled compassion, anguish and empathy for…
‘Oba yuwathiyak wana dina mama pas godak pamani. Duwe! Eya paganna!’ wrote popular journalist Premakeerthi de Alwis in a note to his daughter Surangi when she was young…
Magazine
It was a mixed bag of entertainment as the Galle Music Festival, now in its seventh edition, unfolded this year on May 14 at the…
Sunday Times 2
Like a moth to a flame, this brave young officer of the United States Navy was…
Mirror
You may have heard Enrique Iglesias- singing Bailando countless times, but one might be surprised to…
TV Times
When most people imagine a ballet, they would picture a classical performance such as the Swan…
Funday Times
Little kids of Asian International School, participated in a Vesak programme at Sri Baudharama Temple on…