The unsung people’s resistance movement at Temple Trees
Since October 26, Temple Trees has been a camping ground for United National Party (UNP) supporters…
Sirisena’s only strategy is resorting to ad hocism
Crisis meetings today in bid to end political turmoil that has engulfed the country President’s move…
Angry Sirisena breaks foundations of the pillars of democracy
In an extract that is circulating in social media, Chathurika Sirisena, daughter of President Maithripala Sirisena…
Precise and speedy treatment for malignant tumours
The room plunges into darkness as the light switch is hit – but all those around…
Relief in battered north as cyclone moves away
The Meteorological Department said the damaging winds and rain along the northern coast have been decreasing…
Take good care of your hands
Pain in the hands is a common complaint. Numerous structures within your hands could give rise…
The low calorie light greens
Almost all light green vegetables are low in calories. However, low calories do not mean low…
ODEL goes retro for the festive season
It’s glitter, it’s glamour, it’s sequins and tassels, it’s bright neon lights with mirror balls and…
Want to fly high with your own drone?
Thinking of getting yourself a drone? Drones or radio controlled (RC) aircraft seem to be everywhere…
Nostalgic escape down the rabbit hole
Festooned in pastel pink, purple and green woodland flora, the stage at the Lionel Wendt resembled…
Young talent in search of identity for Lankan cinema
Dulanka Devendra, a young self-taught filmmaker with enormous talents for cinema proved his creative potential with…
News
Parliament’s darkest hour
In one of Parliaments most riotous days on Friday, Speaker Karu Jayasuriya is seen being given a cordon of protection by Police who interlocked arms…
Sirisena to meet Ranil today
By Our Political Editor President Maithripala Sirisena will today meet…
STF guards ministries
UNF asks Rajapaksa to move Resolution; take a vote
All party committee to probe knife incident
Treasury buys time by shuffling funds around
Three in the dock for Rs 4.7m cheque fraud
So much at stake, US warns Sri Lanka
Veteran journalist Sarath Malalasekara passes away
Two funeral parlour staff enlarged on bail for alleged theft
Constitutional crisis: Sanity must prevail
SL Army on ‘war footing’ for Cyber Security
Historic ‘stay’ order on dissolution of Parliament
Serjeant-at-Arms, Parliament police save the day for Parliamentary democracy
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Sri Lanka: to be or not to be
By Aubrey Kuruppu in PallekeleAt the end of day four of a fascinating Test, it would be slightly off the mark to say that the second Test at Pallekelle…
Sukhitha Manoj — the first to cross four figures
Within a matter of five weeks Sukhitha Manoj of St.…
Ravindu, Dellon steer S. Thomas’ to third win
Gooch, Gough impressed with Burns- Jennings combination
Bawantha slams career best knock of 184
Kapila ‘Sir’ no more
Navy’s tardy play and Ratwatte’s boot made the difference
Mathew feels the Lankans are still with a chance of pulling off the game
Eshan Pieris joins Absolute Racing for F3 Asia winter series
Guns are drawn — now it’s time for the cricket war
Football in the limelight for all the wrong reasons once again?
Keell’s looking for sweet revenge
Unfixing the match fixing
SLPA, CEB, SL Army and SL Air Force qualify for Munchee VB Super League Tourney
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Tourist arrivals drop
A tourist couple walks in the Nuwara Eliya Park on Friday. Photographer Shelton Hettiarachchi, who took the picture, said the town had few tourists compared…
Public officials in a bind
Sri Lanka’s public administration has been caught between the devil…
Budget: Treasury in a catch -22 situation
STBC: “Managing during turbulent times”
Political impasse: It’s “So Sri Lanka”
Firms shifting their headquarters from SL
Uneasy Sri Lanka
Nation on a detour
Australian/Sri Lankan start-up ‘Different’ to change the face of property management
Central Bank: Economy on track despite political instability
State plantations were debt- free at time of handover, retired planter says
Bernard Botejue Kolonna’s reforestation project
Long climb for a woman to be the country’s IGP
CIPFA London has recognised CPFA Sri Lanka qualification
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Editorial
Sri Lanka on the brink
The secretly plotted Great October Revolution of the President has not just backfired on him, but it has turned the country of which he is the Head of State, upside down, and inside out. In what has been a rare instance in the democratic world of a Head of State…
Columns
- Political Commentary
Sirisena’s only strategy is resorting to ad hocism
Crisis meetings today in bid to end political turmoil that has engulfed the country President’s move brings unity to the once divided UNP; Sajith again refuses offer to…
- 5th Column
Karu’s courage: One man’s battle to save democracy
My dear Karu, I thought of writing to you because you too are writing letters and issuing statements, while this paradise of ours continues to stumble from one…
- The Economic Analysis
Political crisis and pressures severe blow to fiscal consolidation
The political confusion of the last three weeks has been a severe setback to fiscal consolidation that is crucial for economic stability and economic growth. In whatever way…
- Talk at the Cafe Spectator
SriLankan’s new Chairman could not even take off
Bad memories were revived and the image of Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa took a beating.It was over an announcement that the former controversial Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kapila…
- Focus on Rights
The palpable horror in the house by the Diyawanna
As pro-Rajapaksa parliamentarians threw water lethally spiced with red chillie into the eyes of police officers valiantly guarding Speaker Karu Jayasuriya, the seventy-eight year old Speaker may take…
- Sunday Punch
Violent orgy rules supreme in the Nation’s Bleak House of Bedlam
Democracy rose from the ashes this Tuesday evening when the Supreme Court salvaged its moribund corpus from the flames the Executive had engulfed it in, only to be…
- Thoughts from London
Wallowing in this chaos called politics
It was Karl Marx who famously said in the Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon that history repeats itself first as tragedy and then as farce. Even a cursory…
- Lobby
Parliamentary democracy in the gutter as SLPP MPs run amok
The events of this week in Sri Lanka’s Parliament will no doubt be remembered for a long time to come for its infamy, but it will also be…
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With a bit of song they cheer them on
Baking in the scorching sun, clad in red and white, beers in hand, vibrant and vociferous, the English cricket fans were present in their numbers…
The wait is over for ‘According to Matthew’
Letters to the Editor
Appreciations
Staircases that bring theatre to architecture
Anthony Horowitz: From childhood escapist stories to best-selling thrillers
Around the world with the Christmas Charity Bazaar
Await loads of fun at “Santa’s Village”
Pret, Resort and Gala: New look CFW returns next year
ODEL goes retro for the festive season
Santa Claus and snowmen candles and more from Daya Mina Centre students
Diversity important for Sri Lanka to grow as a creative economy, says expert
Capturing human expression is Jayantha’s forte
‘Musings’, a stepping stone in her artistic journey
Cathedral choir presents a Christmas musical journey
AGM of senior old Anandians
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Into a dark world; this time in words not music
It is “one nightmare I’ve always wanted to pen,” says Suresh De Silva. The Stigmata frontman is not talking of his latest song but his…
Bohemian Rhapsody: A fitting celebration of a life and music
Want to fly high with your own drone?
Bengal Madness once more in Colombo
Bringing on the Christmas spirit with ‘Silver Bells’
Korean lifestyle brand MINIGOOD opens its doors
Nostalgic escape down the rabbit hole
Curating the best of social media for your Sunday reading
Lesser known facts about Marvel’s God Father
Music News
Sri Lankan creative expression at A andK Lit Fest 2018
A renaissance in audio from the Yamaha Pro Studio
Fairway Creative Writing Workshop 2018
Cambrian Sing Along with Lankika
‘Fantastic Beasts’ brings fantasy cinema back
Young talent in search of identity for Lankan cinema
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How can countries reduce poverty faster?
KUALA LUMPUR and MANCHESTER – Can the world end poverty by 2030, the target set by…
Follow the foreign lady and arrest the conceited rebel
Russia had mole in visa firm used by UK: Report
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Bridging a special need through drama
The show is over but the impact of getting on stage and following their dreams will…
Take good care of your hands
Those quick fix energy drinks
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Sri Lankan creative expression at A andK Lit Fest 2018
If there was a place where creative expression in a variety of forms found inclusivity, it…
A renaissance in audio from the Yamaha Pro Studio
Fairway Creative Writing Workshop 2018
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‘Doll’s Wedding’
‘Doll’s Wedding’ was presented by the Marjorie de Alwis International Kindergarten on November 3, 2018 at…