News
By Kasun Warakapitiya  Foreign workers, both with and without work visas, are arriving in Sri Lanka with the country facing an acute labour shortage,…
The word ‘Espionage’ dropped, but originally listed offences reintroduced By…
Sports
Former India skipper Sunil Gavaskar said fears of a global boycott if the BCCI pulled out of the ICC Champions Trophy, in retaliation to the…
A Captain’s knock of an unbeaten 113 in 117 balls…
Business Times
At first glance it looked like the typical umbrella lovers found in parks and beaches. A closer look however revealed that these were gardeners at…
The Sri Lanka Government claimed victory on Friday after an…
Sunday Times E-Paper
Editorial
With May Day – the day marking solidarity with the workers of the world approaching, one might think the most important issues would be the cost of living; the wages and safety of workers; or their trade union rights. Wrong. The main issue at the highest political levels in the…
Columns
Special emphasis on Trinco tank farms: Upper tanks to be developed by joint venture, lower ones to be given to India on 50-year lease New Delhi insists new…
My dear Field Marshal, I really didn’t think I would have to write to you again so soon but here you are, in the news once again. The…
Resolving the foreign debt trap discussed last Sunday is a mammoth task as the annual debt servicing costs are very heavy in the next few years. Meeting the…
Kalkudah distillery: Company puts jobless graduates in high spirits Protests are growing over plans by a private company to set up a distillery at Kalkudah in the Batticaloa…
In the chaotic merry-go-round characterizing the drafting of Sri Lanka’s proposed Counter-Terror Act (CTA), the periodic surfacing of one version followed by another has given rise to unexpected…
Manic Monday sends Government alarm bells ringing on the eve of the New Year dawn, Mahinda Rajapaksa grandly declared that he would topple the Government in 2017. In…
That tragic and unfortunate happening at Meethotamulla which brought death and destruction to a poverty-stricken part of the country’s capital during a festive occasion saw politicians of most…
Plus
Ear droplets adorned with the most exquisite gems tell a tale of love, lust and tears. A gold-laced goblet once held captive between the royal lips may have…
It is a routine day. The morning begins with the chanting of gatha at the shrine of the little Budu Medura followed by twos and threes making their…
A man walks through the city streets of Lahore. In many ways he is unremarkable. Dressed ordinarily, in a white linen shirt and denim jeans, he sports a…
May 2nd will see the Lionel Wendt Theatre resound to the strains of Tchaikovsky’s monumental Piano trio—a work which the composer himself doubted would ever be written. Russian…
Magazine
The power of communication is not fully understood until one is serenaded by a group of students playing ‘Mary had a Little Lamb’ on their…
Sunday Times 2
From Damith Wickremasekara in South Korea Journalists from more than 60 countries, including Sri Lanka, took…
Mirror
The Agora Night Market takes an average night experience and makes it memorable for the everyday…
TV Times
Based on Diane Ackerman’s non-fiction book ‘The Zookeeper’s Wife’, the film revolving around one of the…
Funday Times
Avurudu celebrations at WIZ KIDZ International School, Kiribathgoda. Pix by M. A. Pushpa Kumara…