News
A tight security cover has been placed around the University of Colombo, Fort and Galle Face, following intelligence reports of an anti-government group trying to…
Process to begin in two months and be completed by year’s end By Damith Wickremasekara The Finance Ministry has identified 430 state institutions, both loss-…
By Namini Wijedasa A new law to reform the power sector envisages wiping the Ceylon Electricity Board’s (CEB) colossal debt off its balance sheet and…
Sports
Batters Kusal Janith Perera, Sadeera Samarawickrema, and seamer Dushmantha Chameera have been named in Sri Lanka’s 30-man preliminary squad for the World Cup qualifiers in…
Imran Khwaja, the Deputy Chair of the International Cricket Council…
Business Times
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Sri Lanka and other government agencies this week launched a project to mainstream e-mobility through the conversion of…
Private sector-led trade unions are planning to file complaints with the European Union (EU) against the government’s dilly-dallying tactics to reconstitute the National Labour Advisory…
The lack of social media regulation in the country has seen complaints on meta platforms like Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram along with other such platforms…
Sunday Times E-Paper
Editorial
Events in Pakistan earlier this week coincided with the first anniversary of the events that reverberated throughout Sri Lanka bringing out an eerie resemblance; a grim reminder of how close countries can get to a state of anarchy. Not that Sri Lankan democracy has been a bed of roses, but…
Columns
JVP-led NPP and SLFP distance themselves from any such coalition, but Weerawansa-Gammanpila alliance supports talks with SJB Namal says Aragalaya parties will reveal foreign forces that supported them…
My dear Wije, I thought of writing to you because everyone is talking about you these days. That is after you made those sensational claims about compensation for…
The external finances of the country have improved and are likely to improve further this year. This is in spite of the trade deficit widening owing to decreased…
The ongoing tussle between the Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) and the Ministry of Power and Energy starting from electricity tariff hikes to occasional pushbacks to…
There is a stark difference between Sri Lanka’s multifaceted ‘aragalaya’ (the peoples’ struggle) of 2022 and the current unrest in Pakistan, with the deploying of the army throughout…
Another round of startling allegations by Justice Minister in the House The ongoing X-Press Pearl parliamentary saga took a new twist this week with the burnt ship surfacing…
Was the Aragalaya a conspiracy or was it a spontaneous uprising of a people facing a multitude of problems as a result of incompetent governance and a long…
The more I read of or listen to, excerpts of Justice Minister Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe’s parliamentary interventions shrouded in mystery the more I am tempted to empathise with those…
Plus
We felt the dry zone nip in the air as we transferred from our vehicle to the 50-year-old Land Rover Defender waiting for us at…
Magazine
Ashanthi School of Music, run by popular star Ashanthi de Alwis, celebrated 15 years with Spotlight 2023, a concert showing off the talents of close…
Sunday Times 2
Global honours for two Lankan photojournalists The Aragalaya coverage by two Sri Lankan photojournalists working for…
Education
The restored iconic 120-year-old clock tower of St Benedict’s College, Kotahena was ceremonially declared open on…
Magazine
Ashanthi School of Music, run by popular star Ashanthi de Alwis, celebrated 15 years with Spotlight…