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International Women’s Day is a global day, celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The day also calls a mark to action for accelerating women’s equality. On 8 March 2026, people rally with women and girls around the world to demand equal rights and equal justice to enforce, exercise, and enjoy those rights. Currently, no nation has closed the legal gaps between men and women. In many countries, the law allo
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Sri Lankan artist Hashan Cooray recently unveiled Nothing Casts a Shadow Alone, a striking new exhibition that Reimagined portraiture as a dynamic field of relations at Saskia Fernando Gallery. This marked a significant milestone
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Life is a Circus, is the sixth Artist Spotlight at City of Dreams Sri Lanka, showcasing new work by Sri Lankan artist Gayan Prageeth, curated by Kasun Jayamanne. The exhibition explores themes of conflict, social instability, and
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Sunlight settles in deliberate squares across the floor. Iced lattes bead with condensation. Someone leans forward to adjust the angle of a croissant before taking a photograph. At one table, a group debates the
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The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) recently marked its 100th anniversary, celebrating a century of dedicated service to mental healthcare in Sri Lanka. Established in 1926, the institution has evolved into the country’s
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Merak 2026 is a national initiative organised by The Tree House International in collaboration with artists and students from universities and schools across Sri Lanka. The initiative aims to drive meaningful autism awareness while
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Kite-surfing has rapidly transformed from a niche adventure sport into one of Sri Lanka’s most exciting coastal tourism experiences, drawing thrill-seekers from around Kalpitiya Peninsula, once a quiet fishing region which has steadily
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What starts as a healthy habit can slowly become pressure. People begin comparing themselves to others in the gym. Social media adds fuel to the fire - curated bodies, highlight reels, unrealistic timelines. Missing workouts
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Ageing in most Sri Lankan families reveals itself through small routines rather than big conversations. A new tablet appears beside the morning tea. A clinic visit is pencilled into the week. Someone asks about blood pressure,
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In the chaotic aftermath of the 2004 tsunami, amid devastation and displacement, Deshabandu Lynn Stanier MBE encountered a crisis that would reshape her life’s work. Volunteering on the ground in Sri Lanka, she witnessed a surge of children placed in institutions — many separated from families not by loss, but by poverty and circumstance. What began as emergency relief evolved into a 21-year mission to reform the child protection system itself.
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Zana celebrated a remarkable milestone: a decade of craftsmanship, creativity, and community, recently. What began as a dream shared between two best friends, Mirzana Zahir Saleem and Farzana Buhardeen Mustaqdeen , has now