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Here Comes The Mailman

When was the last time you received a letter? While we ignore the constant barrage of phone calls, text messages and emails we receive every day, we still rush in excitement when the postman stops by our home. This is the story of one such postman.

Roar Showtime: Our Top Picks From ‘Limits to Love’

About ten days ago, to mark Valentine’s Day 2020, Roar called for poetry and prose submissions on the topic ‘Limits to Love’, of which the top contenders, we decided, would be selected by writer and actor Brandon Ingram.

Love Stories That Stood The Test Of Time

Valentine’s Day is a time of celebration of love and romance and all the excitement associated with it. But how long does that love last? We asked three couples whose relationships have stood the test of time, just how they did it. You just might find their answers surprising.

‘Limits To Love’: Send In Your Valentine’s Day Submissions

Do you want your writing to be featured on Roar? This Valentine’s Day we are collecting poems and prose that speak of the limits of love. Define it as you will. Interpret it as you see fit. The vision is yours — just share it with us in any form of poetry. Tell us in free verse, haiku, sonnets or abandon structure altogether for the free-flowing prose.

Inspired – Episode 1: How Barista Turned Obstacle Into Opportunity

Welcome to Episode 1 of our new series, ‘Inspired’. Here, we’ll explore compelling stories of how businesses, through innovation, persistence and a fair bit of creativity, turned adversity into success.

This episode will focus on Barista—one of the oldest coffee franchises in the country—and how they turned the post-Easter attacks economic slump into an opportunity to find their focus again, becoming LMD’s top cafe for customer service in 2019.

Emerging Markets Guru Dr. Mobius Talks Sri Lanka’s Growth Potential

Cinnamon Life, Sri Lanka’s upcoming major mixed development and luxury lifestyle brand, on December 10th, 2019, hosted an exclusive forum featuring world-renowned emerging markets investment pioneer Dr. Mark Mobius. The invitee-only breakfast forum is part of Cinnamon Life’s ongoing series of high-profile engagements, and is associated with John Keells Properties.

A 100 Years Of CIMA

CIMA, the world’s foremost management accountancy institution, celebrated its 100th anniversary recently. Here’s a quick look into its early days and how far CIMA has come since.

Port City Launches Second Phase of Construction

Port City Colombo is a multibillion dollar project that was recently declared open for investments. The project soon to begin constructing its first building is said to become the centre for all business activities in Sri Lanka. Here are a few fun facts on the ongoing project.

The Reigning King Of Dosas: Shri Vani Vilas Hotel

Serving South Indian food since 1946, Shri Vani Vilas takes pride in being Colombo’s ‘Dosa King’ and has satisfied many a hungry patron over the decades. Today, its popularity remains as high as ever. On this, the third episode of #RoarShortEats, we visit the restaurant to learn more about its story.

The Future Is Pink: Driving A Tuk-Tuk As A Woman In Sri Lanka

Meet the organisation empowering single-women in the South.

Virtual Numbers, Women, And Security

Technology has often offered solutions to human problems. Women, in particular, have been subjected to many privacy-related annoyances connected to their mobile phone usage that makes them extra cautious. Let’s take a look at a tech solution that may solve this.

From Field To Pitch

Baseball and cricket are two vastly different sports. Even though they both use a bat and a ball, technique is vastly different and there are rarely those who play both sports. Kimura Shogo, however, is a professional baseball player who made the switch to playing cricket, and he is here in Sri Lanka to learn how to do it better.

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