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Sat, 13 Aug 2022 Today's Paper
12 Aug 2022 - 0 - 9
Current scientific data shows that elephant habitat in Sri Lanka has reduced by 15% over the last 50 years. It is an equally well-known scientific fact that when the habitat of a species is reduced, the species population declines. If the figures for e
Needless to say. We all know the past four years have been horrid. Everybody has lost their mojo and are feeling down
10 Aug 2022 - 0 - 15
This week I took a long drive to Ridiyagama Safari Park. I’m sad I did not go on this trip before, at least the animals might hav
09 Aug 2022 - 0 - 40
In 2022, we’re engaged in an image-based society, where we may connect with photos of different forms continually. Images that may have formerly been restricted to a gallery or museum display, a picture book, or a magazine
09 Aug 2022 - 0 - 24
Before Freddy bade goodbye to the nation, he made the audience realize the grave realities they are living in. The performers, Adin Mathitharan, Nisal Katipearachchi and Dilini Perera took the audience down memory lane, from flashbacks of memories during the ethnic conflict to how people themselves voted in inefficient regimes over the years and the way they have justified their own shortsighted decisions. Touching base on geopolitics and how Sri
09 Aug 2022 - 0 - 15
Hello dear hearts and gentle people! A better August is wished for all of you . I promised myself I will not mutter or write a single word about politricks or the people playing them. As a few of you may have realized I took wing out of the island a few months ago after a long time. Even the airpo
08 Aug 2022 - 0 - 16
With the current socio-economic crisis situations in Sri Lanka soon after the Covid19 pandemic, coupled with the transport issues, constant power interruptions, school children as well as students in every level have been facing the challenge o
05 Aug 2022 - 0 - 50
‘Animate-Her’, a series of animated short stories highlighting the journey of incredible women who are challenging the norms and biases of their fields, will exhibit their second phase of the series on the 6th and 7th of August 2022 at the Lionel Wendt Art Centre.
04 Aug 2022 - 0 - 34
In this series, we talk to people who turned their passion for food and baking into a business idea amidst lockdown an
03 Aug 2022 - 0 - 38
Last week I took a trip to Nepal. I must say it’s one of the most diverse and richly cultured countries in Asia. I only experienced a fraction of them, but it was an incredible experience. If you ever visit this little gem wedged between India and Chi
02 Aug 2022 - 0 - 40
Gender diversity in any industry helps in providing equal opportunities for both men and women. However, the lack of women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) careers is a concerning factor in this day and age. This is why organisations such as the Shilpa Sayura Foundation aims at encouraging girls and women to access digital education. One of its projects, the NextGen Girls in Technology also received the UNESCO Prize for
01 Aug 2022 - 0 - 24
Two fantastic artists in their fields; award-winning film maker, writer and tv critic Vimukthi Jayasundara and multidisciplinary artist Muvindu Binoy collaboratively screened their individual short films at the French
29 Jul 2022 - 0 - 170
Dense with many varieties of flora and fauna, Ella has a rich biodiversity. It is the most popular town visited by both local and overseas tourists to holiday in. Ella is said to have the cleanest air in the world. Over the years, Ella has become an eco-friendly destination that attracts a lot of adventurous and luxury travellers and also backpackers, who seek nature, adventure, enjoy tranquility and sustainable tourism.
29 Jul 2022 - 0 - 30
Caught in the clutches of one of its most testing times, Sri Lanka barely finds a ray of respite amidst the crises that has brought the nation to its knees. Engulfed in routine dilemmas, finding a moment to dwell in utmost relief and joy seems
29 Jul 2022 - 0 - 74
Chilaw is not earmarked as a popular tourist destination. But with the tourism boom before Covid pandemic and Easter attack, it has slowly reached to the destination level mainly with domestic travellers, who love beaches and lip sm
28 Jul 2022 - 0 - 36
A small signboard at the beginning of Kassapa Road from Jawatte end, directs you to a cosy café with a lot of greenery in its interior. At Life’s Good Kitchen, customers can get a close-to-nature experience while dining with some of their uniquely curated dishes.
26 Jul 2022 - 0 - 35
A worldwide crisis brought on by record-high food prices will push millions more people into severe poverty, exacerbate hunger and malnutrition, and threaten to undo years of hard-won progress. People in low- and middle-income nations are more affected by rising food costs than those in high-income countries because they spend a higher percentage of their income on food.
26 Jul 2022 - 0 - 25
The BBC said on Thursday it had agreed to pay “substantial damages” to the former nanny of Britain’s Prince William and Prince Harry over the broadcaster’s now much-criticised 1995 interview with their mother, the late Princess Dian
25 Jul 2022 - 0 - 97
Umayal Eswaran is the Sri Lankan-born Chair of Hong Kong-based RYTHM foundation. As an advocate for civic concerns r
25 Jul 2022 - 0 - 28
Boss Up isn’t merely a brand name. It’s a manifestation of resilience and inner power in the form of a branding and social media marketing agency. Hafsa Killru, the Founder of Boss Up has a personal story and determination to ‘boss
22 Jul 2022 - 0 - 32
They are all emerging from the woodwork to make some money during these challenging and grim times we are going through, especially with the shortage of cooking gas, kerosene, petrol and diesel. The Profiteers are at it. Hopefully, th
21 Jul 2022 - 0 - 62
In this series, we talk to people who turned their passion for food and baking into a business idea amidst lockdown and COV
20 Jul 2022 - 0 - 139
This week I was tagged to enjoy a High Tea menu. The concept of High Tea started as something for Royals and Aristoc
19 Jul 2022 - 0 - 30
On June 23rd ‘Musical Narratives’, a live drawing concert by Parisian singer-songwriter Pauline Drand and comic book artist Adrien Houillère took place at the Alliance Française de Colombo as a part of the French Spring Festiva
18 Jul 2022 - 0 - 65
School closures carry high social and economic costs for people across communities. Their impact, however, is par
15 Jul 2022 - 0 - 35
The monumental decision taken in May 2021, by the Sri Lankan Government (GOSL), to ban the imports of inorganic fertilizers and switch to organic fertilisers has had devastating impacts on agricultural production and food security
15 Jul 2022 - 0 - 38
July 9, 2022, was a day of victory. The nation was agog with all the happenings. Looking at the many clips of how the protestors managed to take over President’s House, Temple Trees and the Presidential Secretariat was exciting.
14 Jul 2022 - 0 - 41
In this series, we talk to people who turned their passion for food and baking into a business idea amidst lockdown and COVID-1
12 Jul 2022 - 0 - 40
A recent road kill took the life of a leopard in Ududumbara. Conservationists believe this to be a first in the area, showing signs of potential threats to leopards and other wildlife populations in the area. The ever-expan
11 Jul 2022 - 0 - 101
Dr Rohan Pethiydagoda is, without a doubt, a Sri Lankan with a number of remarkable achievements. He was responsible for the discovery and/or description of almost 100 new species of vertebrates from Sri Lanka, has a numb
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