In the article titled “Ranking by Stanford-Elsevier : Four Sri Lankan Scientists ranked among World’s Top 2%” published in the Daily Mirror on October 23, a different photo of Professor Lakshman Dissanayake was inadvertently published instead o

The endeavour started in Nepal, and later spread to Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan and the Himalayas.

From the very inception, Celine nanda was someone who embodied both kindness and resolve. As a teacher at Good Shepherd Convent, Kotahena prior to her marriage, she nurtured young minds and offered a gentle, caring presence to her students. That earl

A journey through Rwanda and Uganda brings wildlife enthusiasts face-to-face with some of Africa’s most remarkable creatures.

In Buddhism, the concept of death is intricately connected to the fundamental teaching of impermanence or Annica.

It is indeed a proud and privileged occasion for both present and past Nalandians to rejoice, as their alma mater reached a memorable milestone on November 1, 2025, to celebrate a historic and commendable centenary.

To mark 40 years of service in advancing modern technology, the Arthur C. Clarke Institute for Modern Technologies will host a two-day public exhibition and open days at its Katubedda premises in Moratuwa on November 12 and 13, 2025.

An enthusiastic advocate of Renewable energy from Solar Power, has sent the following piece to the writer. ‘’More than 35 power companies have applied for the first-time, a tender issued on October 14, for a battery energy storage system on a b

The look in your eyes, the smile on your face, how we miss it. How wonderful to know you really cared. The courage you had to take up the challenge to look after us in a ‘Wonderful World’. Mother of mine, you gave me a wonderful life to do as we

Recently the Sri Lanka China Society distributed 53 scholarships donated by the Amity Foundation in China to needy students of Mihindu Mawatha, Sinhala Vidyalaya Colombo 12, stated Jinith de Silva, President of the Sri Lanka China Society.

You’re walking along Galle Face Beach with your family. The sun is slipping into the sea, your child’s chasing bubbles, the salty breeze feels good. Then you notice someone nearby talking to himself, adjusting his sunglasses, pointing them subtly

With the international release of Sunny’s Mansion on the horizon, a new name has begun echoing through both Australian and Sri Lankan creative circles — Niva Perera, the Sri Lankan-Australian actress poised to make her mark as the first female ac

The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka and the Holy See will commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations, marking a historic milestone in the enduring friendship and cooperation between the two states.

As November rolls in, Sri Lankans brace for the season of flashing banners, urgent emails, and “up to 70% off.” But behind the checkout frenzy lies something far more human — the search for joy, optimism, and a good deal.

Sri Lanka’s tourism industry stands at a crossroads. Despite its natural beauty and cultural richness, the country continues to market itself on affordability rather than authenticity.

The sale of state-owned lands in Sigiriya tourist zone to millionaire businessmen through forged documents has turned into an organised racket. It has been revealed that some officials engaged in land administration are leading this operation.

The Gangaramaya Temple in Colombo, in collaboration with the Yoshioka Cultural Education Foundation of Japan, has launched a remarkable initiative to strengthen cultural and educational ties between Sri Lanka and Japan. The “Shoshinsha” Japanese

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), more than one billion people worldwide live with a mental disorder, yet most remain underserved. Mental disorders are a leading cause of disability; the economic consequences are staggering.

Disinformation is the order of the day for Lithuania, a Baltic State that has a long history of dealing with Russian aggression and has been on the frontlines in combatting Kremlin-backed disinformation and propaganda. According to geopolitical exper

Founded in 2022 by student Oneli Nonis, the Gavel Club of St. Bridget’s Convent has grown from a small idea into a leading platform for young speakers and leaders. Marking its official inauguration in October 2025, the club stands as a symbol of co

Sri Lanka’s cinnamon industry has rewritten its story, shedding colonial monopolies to emerge as a dynamic, privately driven sector.

COLOMBO, Sri-Lanka– United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) welcomes a contribution of US $2.7 million from global fashion brand, Michael Kors to bolster Sri Lanka’s National School Meals Programme.

Rishini Weeraratne, Editor of The Sun (Daily Mirror) and Head of Social Media at Wijeya Newspapers Limited, was honoured with the Legendary Woman of the Year 2025 Award for Pioneering Digital Media in Sri Lanka at a ceremony held October 27 at the Mo

Sri Lanka’s education system faces a critical test as the government prepares its upcoming budget, with experts warning that funding decisions could determine whether children finally gain access to schools with much resources or continue to bear t

WhatsApp is testing a major privacy update that could let users communicate via unique usernames rather than phone numbers. For Sri Lankans relying on the app for work, school, and community life, the change promises protection against spam, phishing

University Grant Commission’s failure to abide by the instructions given by Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya, in her capacity as the Minister of Higher Education, on the process followed to establish the Faculty of Dental Sciences,University

The Endometriosis and Adenomyosis Association of Sri Lanka will be organising the 13th Asian Endometriosis Congress 2025 which will be held at Cinnamon Life Colombo during four days starting from 31st of this month. This year, this important event

France has been shaken by one of the most spectacular museum robberies in recent memory — a daylight Louvre heist that stripped the nation of priceless royal jewellery worth more than €88 million (around Rs. 31 billion).

The 1987 Indo-Lanka Accord marked a defining moment in Sri Lanka’s modern history, altering its relations with India and redrawing the island’s political landscape.