News
By Sandun Jayawardena The independent Right to Information (RTI) Commission will have to apply to the Presidential Secretariat each time it needs funds though the…
By Damith Wickremesekera A constitutional crisis is in the making…
Sports
Bringing an end to all speculation about the tendering of the resignation of Sri Lanka National Cricket Committee Chairman Sanath Jayasuriya, now it is reported…
With the opening of the online voting system coming effect…
Business Times
Step in to Ranjit Seneviratneâs garden in Kollupitiya and you would be amazed at the range of vegetables and flowers and the nature-friendly environment. Turn…
SriLankan Airlines lost a fresh bid this week to win…
Sunday Times E-Paper
Editorial
The issue of a private Medical College refuses to go away. It seems the flavour of at least the week gone by after undergraduates marched the streets facing police water-cannon. The Sri Lanka Medical Council (SLMC) is due to go to a superior court, the medical trade union (GMOA- Government…
Columns
Other Intelligence Units say no envidence of organised LTTE activity Concern that unsubstantiated reports of Tiger activity could give ammunition to opposition campaigns President to head apex body…
My dear doctors, I thought I must write to you when I heard that you are fighting amongst yourselves over a medical college in Malabe and about who…
Unscientific and irrational decision making in vital areas of the economy is a serious constraint to the countryâs economic and social development. Decisions of momentous significance for agriculture…
A world renowned Israeli architect, Moshe Safdie whose firmâs name has been linked to a secret plan that was part of the Israeli governmentâs campaign for settler homes…
In early November 2012, a heated public discussion took place at a crowded hall in Tangalle just yards away from the abode of former President Mahinda Rajapaksa. The…
Perhaps itâs the case of the present Government inheriting the past Rajapaksa regimeâs SAITM sin. But those who coveted the crown must also bear its encrusted burdens and…
Plus
As the noon sun beats down mercilessly on the men, women and children hurrying about in the asphalt jungle that is Katubedda, Moratuwa, on the outskirts of Colombo,…
Flamingos in flight are a sight to behold. They had not been seen in the area after the 2004 tsunami but wildlife enthusiast Ajantha Palihawadana spotted nearly 30…
The pomp and pageantry are over. The wisps of smoke from the 21 gun-salute have wafted away, carried hither and thither by the gentle winds blowing across the…
On the eve of another independence day in Sri Lanka, with nostalgia I recall the first Independence Day celebrations I attended with my father at Bogambara grounds in…
Magazine
Valentineâs Day creeps up on us in a buzz of sweet nothingsâŚ.flowers, chocolates, sweet treats, romantic dinnersâŚ.. We mark down the days, some eagerly anticipating…
Sunday Times 2
For the past eight decades, the Anagarika Dharmapala Trust has been sending monks on Dhammadutha service…
Mirror
The curtain opens on a gaggle of girls; they innocently present a sense of camaraderie amidst…
TV Times
Two major musical extravaganzas will come alive in the next week. Starting from âSara Sande: Tribute…
Funday Times
This article is part of a continuing series  on Sri Lankan history The Dutch did not…