News
Sri Lanka will soon join several other countries that have banned burqa –a long, loose garment covering the body from head to toe – on…
The Government has decided to bypass the need to get approval of the minister and the Cabinet if two state institutions decide to enter into…
The Finance Ministry has admitted that the Government’s decision to drastically cut the tax on sugar in October last year had caused a “foregone revenue”…
Sports
Golf is my first love, and it remains the same. Cricket was an accident, yet it was the best experience for me personally. I was…
Imperial College and Central Campus Colombo (CCC) will clash in…
Business Times
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The Government is building three new railway line-routes connecting Colombo and the suburbs, the first new tracks in 70 years since the end of British…
The infamous circulars sent by the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) have come full circle. Thankfully, they are now in the past and hopefully, lessons learned…
Sunday Times E-Paper
Editorial
A news item in the front page of this newspaper last week has raised not just eyebrows, but alarm bells within and even outside the public service. It referred to SLIDA (Sri Lanka Institute of Development Administration) taking over the conducting of examinations for recruitment and promotions in the public…
Columns
Premier Mahinda Rajapaksa will fly to Bangladesh on Friday Dhaka will support Sri Lanka at the UN Human Rights Council Group of SLPP MPs ask the Premier to…
My dear Arjuna, Aravinda and the World Cup winning cricket team, I thought of writing to you this week because in just three days you would be celebrating…
The expectation of a loan of US$ 500 million and a currency swap of US$ one billion from the People’s Republic of China are the immediate relief to…
A motley crowd led by onetime presidential candidate Siritunga Jayasuriya staged a protest last Tuesday outside the Myanmar Embassy at Flower Road in Colombo. Their aim was to…
‘Get out Russia, get out China’ said the placards of Civil Disobedience activists in Myanmar as they continued to defy the crackdown by the junta. A deadly death…
The final report of the Presidential Commission on the Easter Sunday bombings may be another cross Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith will have to bear in his relentless quest to…
The whole country is of one mind in wanting investigators to identify the mastermind(s) behind the Easter Sunday attacks and ensure that they are produced before the Courts…
Social media is to blame. It is they who fire all the verbal cannon balls at the government, we are told. It targets the uniformed kind who has…
There was plenty of finger pointing between the Government and the Opposition as the Parliamentary debate on the final report of the Commission of Inquiry (CoI) into the…
Plus
Pen-pal bonding as 14-year-olds across the wide seas looking eastward became the stepping stone for a pioneering venture in the 1960s which has stood the…
Magazine
Missing the excitement of the theatre due to the pandemic and wanting to inspire others, a group of teenagers create their own company ‘Clutch Plays…
Sunday Times 2
UNITED NATIONS (IPS) – The United Nations says the highest levels of political power remain the…
Education
The G.C.E (O/L) examinations concluded on Wednesday. On the final day additional policemen were placed outside schools…
Magazine
Missing the excitement of the theatre due to the pandemic and wanting to inspire others, a…