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Cyclone Gaja Hits Northern Sri Lanka

A cyclonic storm labelled “cyclone Gaja” has hit southern India. Northern areas in Sri Lanka has also been experiencing the effects of the cyclone, with heavy rain and winds projected to continue.

A Restaurant Run By Differently Abled

A Sri Lankan outlet of an international fast food franchise is the first to be managed by differently-abled people.

Cormorant Strike XI

The recently conclude ‘Cormorant Strike’ is the chief field training exercise of the Sri Lankan tri-forces and has been conducted since 2010

How Secure Are Your Credit Card Payments?

Today, payment card fraud is one of the biggest threats to an individual’s financial security. The PCI DSS offers card brands a reliable globally accepted standard of security by which to develop their payment cards

Why Are Destructive Fishing Methods Still Being Practised In Sri Lanka?

Destructive fishing activities take place in most coastal areas in Sri Lanka. However, many of them practices are more prevalent in the northern and northwestern areas of the island such as Mannar and Puttlam, where the waters are shallower and less policed. These destructive fishing methods have a severe impact on the environment, as well as on small-scale fishing communities.

The Bittersweet Future Of Kithul Pani And Its Affair With Adulteration

Kithul pani—the ubiquitous Sri Lankan syrup—is at risk of losing its traditionally varied flavour to a modern love for sugar. What do we lose when we add sugar to our pani, and how can we discourage the practice without harming the producers? Read more about the role this traditional treacle plays in today’s market.

5 Caves You Need To Visit in Sri Lanka

Besides mountains and beaches, Sri Lanka has quite a few fascinating caves for the budding speleologist. Find out about 5 of the most interesting caves to visit here.

Taking A Musical Legacy Forward: The Khemadasa Foundation Today

Premasiri Khemadasa was a titan in Sri Lankan music. He was so respected and loved that he is referred to as ‘Master’. The foundation he founded to help the underprivileged learn music and the arts, carries on his legacy.

Rangana Herath Retires

Rangana Herath is a Sri Lankan cricketing hero who earned great respect at home and abroad not only with with his skills but with his tireless work ethic over a 19 year career.

Why You Should Consider Visiting Pidurangala

While Sigiriya is arguably Sri Lanka’s best known attraction, if you would prefer a less crowded experience, nearby Pidurangala might be your best bet.

The History Of The Beira Lake

Now in the midst of a bustling city, how did the Beira Lake come to be? Discover the origin, and various roles of Colombo’s iconic lake.

Constitutional Crisis Deepens As President Sirisena Dissolves House

Ending days of speculation, President Maithripala Sirisena dissolved Parliament on the night of November 9th, calling for snap elections on January 5th, no more than two days after newly-appointed Government Information Director, Nalaka Kaluwewa, issued an official statement denying what he claimed was a “rumour”, spread by an “organized group”.

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