News
While welcoming tourists to a Malaria-free Sri Lanka and advising tourists to take a Malaria check if they wish to, a new alert has been…
Health desks at airports take precautions after two deaths in…
Sports
By S.R. Pathiravithana Upon the maiden three-nil series victory over the Australians, the Lankan cricketers will sign their contracts before the end of this month.…
Under-19 School Cricket By M. Shamil Amit Skipper and left…
Business Times
Sri Lanka’s ages-old tea industry is undergoing a major transformation as rising debt, lower prices and the inability to retain a captive labour force threaten…
Battered depositors of the failed finance company – Central Investment…
Sunday Times E-Paper
Editorial
Not many seem to have noticed it; nor would any to have missed the news; but the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) began its 17th Heads of Government summit yesterday. Sri Lanka, a one-time chairperson of the now 120-member nation Movement, the second largest grouping to the United Nations Organisation, was not…
Columns
Leading US firm to coordinate Central Programme Management Unit to restructure and transform development process Accelerated and integrated economic programme all over the country; Cabinet approval sought for five-tier…
My dear JR, I thought I must write to you because yesterday was your 110th birthday, even though you left us twenty years ago. If you were still…
The country has become very much of a remittance dependent economy. Without the large amount of foreign remittances the country’s external finances would be in a far more…
Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has faulted the Police for their inability to prevent crimes. He sounded the note of caution at a meeting held at ‘Temple Trees’ on…
In the whirlwind of activity that attended the 33rd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva this week, Sri Lanka was put on inquiry regarding…
‘Coming soon to an area near you’ warning as Ja-ela says ‘no way’ to be next dumping ground Out of all the things rotten in Lanka, the one…
Let us talk about freedom in the country and freedom of the people. Is there freedom for plants, trees and animals? Generally speaking we are living in a…
Following the unprovoked assault on Sri Lanka’s High Commissioner to Malaysia Ibrahim Ansar at the Kuala Lumpur international airport that country’s Deputy Home Minister rather cursorily dismissed the…
Plus
It is an extraordinary audience, from a short distance away, with a ‘King’. As we spot the majestic tusker, monarch of all he surveys, we are spellbound. The…
As film destinations go, Sri Lanka nearly has it all. From rolling hills to verdant rainforests, and sandy beaches to historical ruins, a range of locations accessible within…
Saffron-robed monks and nuns in their hundreds carrying sprigs of white flowers solemnly walked along the red carpet at Parliament grounds to pay their last respects to one…
Dementia causes progressive loss of brain power. There are many types of dementia, but the most common is caused by Alzheimer’s disease. The most common symptom of dementia…
Magazine
When the cast of Colombo’s latest musical “Next to Normal” took the stage at the Melomanic Sessions for a sneak-peak performance, their three musically and…
Sunday Times 2
By Neville de Silva in London A week-long exhibition depicting the 90-year history of the London…
MediScene
However hackneyed the phrase maybe, ‘Prevention is better than cure’ is a truism when it comes…
TV Times
Sri Lanka’s music history has recreated last week, with the opening of ‘Sooriya Village’, the modern…
Funday Times
Mother Teresa Mother Teresa was a great lady. Her real name was Agnes Gonxhe Bojaxhiu. She…