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What Is It Like To Travel In Sri Lanka Right Now?

Bolstered by the assurances of the Army Commander and others, Sri Lanka is now back to normal. If you’re thinking of booking a vacation to Sri Lanka now, here’s what you need to know.

What Is The Real Deal With The East Container Terminal?

The Sri Lanka Ports Authority has obtained assistance from Japan and India for the development of the East Container Terminal. But trade unions believe the deal gives foreign investors too much influence in Sri Lanka. What’s the real deal here?

The Positive Impact of Modern Fatherhood

The role of a father has evolved over the past centuries and varies across cultures. Historically, fatherhood has always been multifaceted yet a little restrictive. A father played the role of protector, provider, disciplinarian and moral guide, but was less involved in direct nurturance.

Incomplete And Overdue: The Dangers Of Amending Only Parts Of The MMDA

At a recent meeting with the diplomatic community, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe made the long overdue pledge to raise the minimum age of marriage for Muslim women from 12 to 18.

Resurgent Faith: How St Anthony’s Shrine, Kochchikade Celebrated Its 185th Feast

St Anthony’s Shrine in Kochchikade celebrated its 185th feast on June 13 (Thursday). This was the first time the fully renovated church opened and conducted a ceremony after the devastating Easter Sunday attack.

Pride Of Play: ‘The One Who Loves You So’ Wins Gratiaen

Actor, director and playwright Arun Welandawe-Prematilleke, has just won the highest English literary award in the country—the Gratiaen Prize—for his original, creative and groundbreaking play, ‘The One Who Loves You So.’

Anuradhapura Water Crisis: An End In Sight

Anuradhapura has been suffering from a longstanding water crisis, brought about by a decrepit irrigation system. By 2021, this issue will finally be resolved.

Child Sexual Exploitation Still Prevails In SL

The United Nations recently issued findings of sexually exploited children around the world. Sri Lanka was on the list where child prostitution has not changed since the 1980s.

Anti-Hate Speech Laws Proposed

Following the spate of violent incidents, the Government has decided to amend the legislature criminalising hate speech and fake news, in a much welcomed move.

Why Was The Wellawatte Beach Covered In Oil And Tar Recently?

Early in June, an unexpected oil slick was reported on the beach stretch from Wellawatte to Mount Lavinia. Here is what you need to know about it.

‘Not Welcome’: The Plight of Foreign Refugees After The Easter Sunday Attacks

Foreign refugees who had found temporary accommodation in Negombo were forced out by locals who accused them of links to terrorism in the aftermath of the Easter Sunday attacks. Now, a month later, they are stuck in limbo, with no hopes of returning to their homes.

Inching Forward: Recovering From The Socio-Economic Impact Of The Easter Sunday Attacks

The Easter Sunday terror attacks brought economic activity in the country to an almost complete standstill, affecting large-scale businesses as well as small-to-medium-sized enterprises. A slow recovery is now underway, though.

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