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The 22nd Dhaka International Film Festival (DIFF) promises a dynamic blend of discourse and celebration. Renowned journalist, film critic and curator, Anuradha Kodagoda, will deliver the keynote at the Tenth Dhaka International Conference on Women in
The news that Sonia de Silva (Aunty Soni) had passed away three months ago on October 17, 2023 came as a shock to me. I had spoken to her only a week ago and I never thought that it would be the last time I would talk to her. She was someone I was cl
In a country of cosmetic changes where ‘new faces’ deliver disappointment or worse, it was indeed heartening to learn that Dr Upul Dissanayake has been elected as the President of the Ceylon College of Physicians. I first met him years ago, but i
An Opera Workshop will be conducted at Ananda College on January 21 commemorating the 87th birth anniversary of the late Dr. Premasiri Khemadasa - popularly known as Master Khemadasa....
Several people affected by obtaining loans from mico-finance companies stages a protest recently at the Fort Railway Station demanding from the government to remove the Micro-finance and Credit....
Fishermen fear that the freshwater fishing industry, that was operated along Madu River in Balapitiya, will not sustain in time to come. Although the river once had a large number of ja-kotu or shrimp fishing kraals today less than twenty-five of the
The author of the book “The Long Lost Princess” Aneeqa Aniff was pleased to be able to publish her first book on January 12 (Friday) at a hotel located in Colombo in the presence of the Bishops’ College Principal Chemali Goonetileke Herath and
On Tuesday (January 16), stocks of carrot harvests in Sri Lanka indeed made history. Priced at Rs. 2000 a kilo, the price of carrots experienced an unprecedented surge owing to various reasons. Consumer associations and farmer organizations blamed th
During their visit to the British Council office while in Sri Lanka, HRH Princess Anne and Sir Tim Lawrence spent ...
A broken pair of rubber slippers kept on a display caught this writer’s eye as she walked into the ICES auditorium to witness....
The ongoing economic crisis in the country is not only impacting the availability of food, but has also had a significant effect on population growth. This is evident in the fact that the majority of individuals who married in the years 2021-2022-202
The Tamil festival of Thai Pongal is essentially a harvest festival supposed to have originated from the time when humans started settling down along the banks of rivers with fertile soil. Some historians....
“Pongal means to “boil over” or to “flourish” and the word Pongal was derived from the Tamil word, “Pongu”. Thai Pongal is an important festival with religious, social, cultural and mythological....
The name Helakumara Epasinghe remains etched in the memory of most Josephians who had the opportunity of knowing him; largely as a teacher, friend and a guiding light. No Josephian would ever permit another to speak or even whisper ill of him. Affect
Are you an Advanced Level Biology student and curious about where your passion for science could lead you? The Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Peradeniya invites students to explore a transformative educational experience with our BSc Hon
Music lovers will be in for a treat this January as the Lions District 306A-1 in collaboration with DK Promotions is getting ready to stage ‘Memories of the 70’, a show to relive memories of the greatest hits of the ‘70s. The show will feature
Around forty civil society organisations in a statement have urged Sri Lankan government to take a principle stand on Gaza issue. The statement follows; ‘‘We theundersigned civil society organisations, networks and collectives support the applica
National Institute of Cooperative Development (NICD) was formally called the Cooperative School. NICD is the only institute in Sri Lanka that offers training and education in the Cooperative....
The sad reality of death has removed from our earthly scene my dearest friend Nuala Thevathasan. It was when I was working at the Cathedral that the then Archdeacon of Colombo asked me to go and help at our Church in Jawatte. After the Service, my fr
On Tuesday (January 9), staffers in the paramedic services launched an unannounced token strike that crippled the country’s already ailing healthcare sector. The strike was launched in wake of the government approving to double the Disturbance, Ava
“None of the medicine in Sri Lanka is safe,” said Government Medical Officers’ Forum (GMOF) President Dr. Rukshan Bellana when he addressed the media at a peaceful protest held in front of the Ministry of Health on January 9. This protest was o
Will the Royals who are on a visit to Sri Lanka make a trip to the Victoria Dam? The visit by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, Princess Anne and Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence coincides with the diplomatic ties between England and Sri Lanka whic
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations and the United States through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) have partnered with the Sri Lanka Ministry of Agriculture in a (US) $9.2-million activity to co
The Chief Commissioner of Sri Lanka Scout Association Janaprith Fernando AAL said that the goal this year is to increase the membership of the Scout Movement to 150,000. Fernando made this statement on January 3 at a function held to mark the officia
Sri Lanka has its very own illustrious history in politics where the country recorded the swearing in of its first female prime minister; which also...
On January 8 (Monday) representatives of the ‘Free Palestine Movement of Sri Lanka,’ gathered opposite the South African High Commission....
It is proposed that appointments to the ONUR board should include ex-officio representatives from the Office of Missing Persons, Office....
Sri Lanka continues to set the world record for the highest number of elephant deaths due to human-elephant conflict Our (Biodiversity Conservation and Research Circle of Sri Lanka) research paper article published in 2020 revealed that Sri Lanka is
Law enforcement authorities have been able to net over 29,000 suspects during the past 22 days under its recently launched ‘Yukthiya’ anti-drug operation. The main objective of this operation is to wipe drugs off the street and to establish a saf
On January 3, a WhatsApp message written by one Gerald De Saram revealed another incident of alleged police brutality on two teens. The incident had occurred when two youths, a boy and a girl were.....
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