Living

by Linda Dahlstrom Anderson It happens most often when I’m driving. My 9-year-old son will be in the backseat talking or playing a game on...

So... Mothers’ Day is tomorrow. But you probably knew that, what with all the boutiques and flower stores and bakeries advertising their deals and...

by Anuki Premachandra Mother’s day is just around the corner, okay, for those of you who read this right now and realised its next Sunday,...

by Wimarshaná MOST SINHA LE STICKERS appear on the back of trishaws and a few on older and cheaper vehicles. This is less telling than...

by Anuki Premachandra If I ask you what’s the toughest thing you find about money, you’re bound to tell me its the difficulties you face...

by Sanjuli Gunatillake Ekanayake “But I have a right to my own opinion!” Do you use those words often? If you don’t, but you know someone who...

by Ashanee Kottage The festering wound of racism only seems to grow in our little island nation, consuming the minds of the ignorant as if...

by Anuki Premachandra We Lankans have the absolute pleasure in claiming 100% authenticity for nearly most/all words we use in our day to day conversations....

by WIMARSHANA ONE DAY WHEN COUNTRIES ARE LONG DONE WITH (and it is surely going to happen) humans will look back on patriotism as many do...

by WIMARSHANA THERE IS NO HOPE FOR SRI-LANKA. January 8th 2015 proved that Sri-Lanka perhaps won’t quite descend into being the next Zimbabwe, at least not in...

by WIMARSHANA ANYBODY WITH EVEN A MODICUM OF EXPOSURE ACCEPTS THAT THE STANDARD OF LIVING AND THE opportunities to succeed in countries such as Australia, Japan...

by P K Balachandran In Sri Lanka, sorcery is used as a substitute for premeditated murder and physical violence, says Princeton University’s Emeritus Professor of Anthropology,...