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Sri Lanka’s Lesser Known Religious Minority: The Bahá’í

“An investigation of truth is each one’s responsibility.”- Bahá’u’lláh, founder of the Bahá’í faith. In 1949, one year after Sri Lanka gained independence, a…

Everything You Need To Know About Rohingya Refugees In Sri Lanka

Over the last few weeks, there have been several protests against the Rohingya refugees in Sri Lanka. Led by extremist elements, the group protesting…

Sri Lankan Burghers Who Have Shaped Local Literature

Editor’s Note: The article originally claimed that Yasmine Gooneratne was a burgher writer. Following clarifications from Gooneratne herself, we have removed mention of her…

Charting The Uncharted – Diving Deep Into Ravana’s Underwater Caves

You would be hard-pressed to find anyone disputing the allure of Ella — a misty, windswept, and picturesque region of caves and waterfalls, approximately…

The Original Pilawoos: 37 Years And Counting

Editor’s Note: Due to the trademark of the brand name and claimed copyrights, we were erroneously under the impression that the establishment mentioned in the…

In Pictures: Colombo International Book Fair 2017

The Colombo International Book Fair (CIBF) is one of the most anticipated annual events in Sri Lanka. Organised by the Sri Lanka Book Publishers…

Specialising In E-commerce Logistics: How Simplex Found Success

One of the keys to a successful business venture is identifying a market need and…

Exploring The South East On A Shoestring Budget

Sri Lanka’s South Eastern belt is so much more than just beaches with stunning views. While most of our beach strips are hotspots for…

From Sindh To Ceylon: The Lankan Sindhis

“They usually set off after the monsoon with the onset of favourable winds, their boats oiled, often for several months at a time… they…

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