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Sri Lanka Cricket continues to be marred by eternal controversies
Cricket is not just a sport in Sri Lanka but is almost followed as a religion. Similarly, the national players ... -
SARADIEL: ROBIN HOOD OF SRI LANKA
Bandit or Rebel? A stage-coach, carrying bags full of money and mail, was rumbling along a meandering road in a ... -
Yoga, the path to wellbeing
International yoga day is celebrated on 21, June 2021. The significance of this year’s event is useful has never before. ... -
A MASTERPIECE OF SCULPTURE
Is it a result of a master-pupil competition? Sir James Emerson Tennent (1804-1869), author and traveller who was knighted in ... -
How the pandemic has affected Thailand’s sex industry
It’s not a matter of if the pandemic has affected Thailand sex industry but how hard it has affected it. ... -
INDIGENOUS FOREST DWELLERS OF SRI Lanka: Are they on the verge of cultural extinction?
To some colonials in the 19th century these people appeared to be primitive hunter-gatherers who had a dishevelled look, spoke ... -
Environmentalists and Church decry destruction of marine life
Environmentalists and the Catholic Church have lamented the disaster caused to marine life and seashores by the fire resulting from ... -
A Man most Evil
In May 1960 Israel Prime Minister David Ben – Gurion, announced to a stunned Knesset that Adolf Eichmann had been ... -
MADU GANGA IN SRI LANKA: A HOTSPOT OF BIODIVERSITY
Madu Ganga or (River Madu) wetland is a combination of Madu Ganga and smaller Randombe Lake, connected by two narrow ... -
THE VILLAGE THAT BROUGHT SRI LANKA INTO LIMELIGHT
When you head towards Sri Lanka’s capital Colombo on the A7 main road, leaving Nuwara Eliya, the town in the ...
